AREEB MAJEED was among the first few Indians to travel to the conflict zone in Iraq and Syria in May 2014, when the ISIS captured swathes of territory in the region. He is also one of the few who returned. The truth of his return, in November 2014, is contentious and the matter of a sub-judice trial. Majeed claims that six months after his journey to Baghdad, he contacted his family, and his return was facilitated by the Indian authorities, including the National Investigation Agency (NIA), who were in touch with his father. In his bail application in 2016, Majeed alleged that he had returned voluntarily, and was "betrayed" by being arrested from the Mumbai airport. Opposing his bail plea before the Bombay High Court, the NIA claimed that Majeed was arrested when he was trying to sneak into the country, purportedly to carry out a terror attack. It said he had also participated in terrorist activity in Iraq and Syria. Majeed, a resident of Kalyan, was a 21-year-old civil engineering student in 2014 when he, along with three others, Aman Tandel, Fahad Shaikh and Saheen Tanki, boarded an Etihad Airways flight for Abu Dhabi and travelled to Baghdad with a group of pilgrims.
"In it, speakers heralded Venezuela as the frontier market with the greatest potential, saying those who seize opportunities in the nation aren't sitting around waiting for the regime change that never seems to come. They pointed to telecom, real estate and the gas and oil service sectors as attractive targets for foreign 's government approved a so-called anti-blockade law in October, opening a path to increased foreign investment in the energy industry, which was nationalized in the year, Scale Capital, a Chilean investment and management firm, reached a deal to acquire DirecTV's operations in Venezuela for an undisclosed year an international fund called Phoenix Global Investment bought food-producer Cargill's assets in Venezuela, where it had operated for 34 years. In August 2019, a Chilean investor group bought the local branch of U. -based insurer Liberty Mutual Holding Co. "The main risk is to enter too early, before the right conditions are set, " EM Funding's West said. "It's not hard to imagine a scenario in which things get worse, at least in the short term.
Majeed has claimed that he did not upload these posts, and holding a gun was not proof of involvement in a terror act. Over 100 witnesses are yet to be examined in the trial. In his bail plea, Majeed said that as a 21-year old, he was "carried away" and had committed a serious mistake for which he had already spent over six years behind bars. He denied that he had participated in terrorist activity in Iraq or planned to commit one after his return to India. With the chargesheet against him running into 25, 000 pages, Majeed initially appointed lawyers to represent him. But during the course of the trial, he informed the court in February 2018, that he wanted to fight his own case. Since then, he has been representing himself. He now hopes to study law, said his father, Ejaz Majeed.
[40] Main Hoon Rajinikanth Notable south Indian actor Rajinikanth moved the Madras High Court to stop the release of this film stating that it violated his personality rights. A stay was granted, and the makers of the movie were directed not use superstar's name, image or likeness. [41] The director Faisal Saif later said he had shown the film to the actor and his lawyers to assure them. The film's title was later changed to Main Hoon (Part-Time) Killer. [42] Unfreedom The film was denied a rating by the Censor Board. The film examined same sex relationships and religious fundamentalism in India. The director Raj Amit Kumar was told by the Board that film will cause clashes between Hindus and Muslims, and will provoke "unnatural passions". [43] [44] The film later allowed to stream through Netflix in India [45] India's Daughter This television documentary about the 2012 Delhi gang rape was prevented from being broadcast by a stay order from a court, [46] due to perceived negative public sentiment [47] [48] including remarks defending the rape [48] [49] which drew public outcry in India when the film was shown.
His regime has also begun to offload dozens of key state enterprises to private investors in exchange for a share of the revenue or Chavez seized thousands of private companies, the Cisneros family managed to retain control of the businesses they kept in the country. Today, Venezuelans still drink the family's Regional beer, use phone and data plans from its wireless provider Digitel and watch its TV station Cisneros, a Cuban immigrant who settled in Venezuela, started the business empire in the sons Gustavo and Ricardo -- who's Eduardo's father -- took control of the organization in 1970, and in the 1980s, the clan began an expansion outside of its home market, buying up U. -based sports equipment and baby product maker Spalding & Evenflo and a stake in the Spanish-language broadcaster 2000, the family made Florida its base for the Cisneros Group and kept expanding across the Americas, first under the leadership of Gustavo and then his daughter Adriana Cisneros. There is no link between Cisneros Group and Cisneros Corp. or 3B1 Guacamaya, Miguel Dvorak, the COO of Cisneros Group, said in a in Caracas, a newly-formed local association for private capital named Venecapital held an event earlier this month entitled: "Venezuela, back on the radar of international investors.