Legal Notes Magazine - April 2018

In this issue

LEGALNOTES uncovers an atypical situation surrounding the corporate industry of the country. A scam-hit company, a profit making subsidiary, a merger for so called 'public interest' and a man in Karnal who apparently has answers to this corporate mystery. Our hunt took us to Karnal, to this Advocate-cum-Oath Commissioner where we got only answers related to the distressed 63 Moons Technologies Limited. A candid conversation with Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) Chief, Asaduddin Owaisi where he reveals it all, from the heartache of an Indian Muslim being called a Pakistani to the neglected half who are not happy with the Triple Talaq judgement. The International section features the courageous story of Fiona Broadfoot, a street walker who was finally able to erase her past. The 'Captured' series freezes two uncannily similar moments that exemplifies the courage put forward by teenagers: the National School Walkout by students in the USA who were forced to seek gun reforms; and, the other an obituary to the famous 'Kansas girl' who dared to challenge racial bias in schools.