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Also contractually also for sure there where would be clauses under the DTD ( debenture trust deed) that prior approval is required for any restructuring such as merger/amalgamation etc.
For investors, the amalgamation does not automatically impact their rights or the enforceability of the debenture terms. The new entity assumes the legal obligations of the debenture issuer, and investors retain their rights to receive payments and demand performance under the original terms. However, there may be practical implications for investors, as the amalgamation could change the financial health or risk profile of the new entity. If the amalgamated company has a weaker credit standing or operates in a different industry, investors may face increased credit risk, which could affect the issuer's ability to meet payment obligations.
"In line with the longstanding rape shield laws of India, in August 2024, the Supreme Court ordered that the name and photos of the victim be removed from social media and electronic platforms.[47] On 17 September 2024 the Supreme Court specifically instructed Wikipedia to remove the name and photo of the victim."
However, on the talk page, editors continue to insist that Wikipedia is only bound by US laws and the Wikipedia Foundation has issued a statement to this effect. Meanwhile, Wikipedia is facing a contempt notice from the Delhi HC in a defamation case by ANI, for accusing ANI of "propaganda". Justice Navin Chawla has said: “If you don’t like India, please don’t work in India… We will ask government to block your site”.
The ANI article still reads: "ANI has been accused of having served as a propaganda tool for the incumbent central government,[7][8] distributing materials from a vast network of fake news websites,[9][10][11] and misreporting events on multiple occasions.[7][12]"
The sources cited are Caravan, Alt News, Ken, Politico etc.
TLDR: An Indian kid conned his way with a full scholarship for a BTech in the US, got caught after he posted an anonymous post on Reddit boasting about his fraud and then another Indian guy traced him down on the basis of clues he had left in his post.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/trending/aryan-anand-reddit-confession-led-to-indian-student-s-deportation-from-us-101719663208023.html
https://www.indiatoday.in/world/indians-abroad/story/indian-student-aryan-anand-plea-deal-deportation-lehigh-university-pennsylvania-fake-document-charged-arrested-reddit-post-2577013-2024-08-05#
https://www.reddit.com/r/Btechtards/comments/1dqqq2a/so_this_is_how_aaryan_anand_got_caught_by_lehigh/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Btechtards/comments/1dr57g0/behind_the_scenes_of_aryan_anands_fraud/
It has great culture, no work pressure, no toxicity, great work life balance, no client pressure, and great life. Only drawback is pay. For payment you’ll have to join some place and bear all the above. Wake up to the reality and come out of the la la land.
It is a relatively small firm so the scope for growth is less although the work puts you at the forefront of dealing with each transaction if you have in interest in it.
2. A note on his work ethic: He feels very bad if he himself hasn't done things properly in preparation for his class. He recounts an incident during his NUJS stint where he didn't come ready for a class for some reason, and practically cried later because of how he felt he'd let down the students by not preparing properly himself. If a guy starts crying because he hasn't applied himself on one day to the preparation work required of him - that too, cries when he is teaching LLB students, after himself being a topper in his own law school cohort at NLSIU, somebody who did well at the Oxford BCL and DPhil as a Rhodes Scholar and taught at Columbia - you can imagine (and readily justify) his reaction when a student doesn't do the work.
Cons: doesn’t handle stress that well on limited occasions. Cranky at times in case of (big) screw ups.
Work is mostly research based and interns are expected to stay from 10:30-7:30 which can stretch to 8 pm depending on work. Weekends are free for interns but not for associates.
If you are not looking for a PPO/Callback then try to build a good rapport with the associates, they have good work as it is a small team and will provide proper guidance.
Someone from Mumbai also needs help!!
Delhi is daunting
Does LL's post on litigation ever get comments?
Many expanded and now the commercials of it are taking.
Do not despair. Take anything for now. These cycles happen.
Good luck OP!
Things should start looking better soon.