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One question I am often asked regarding trademarks whenever I discuss IP law with a group of young budding students, entrepreneurs or startup companies is “How to register a trademark in India?”. There are several articles and blogs that explains how to register a trademark in India in one way or the other but I hope that this post will be comprehensive enough to answer most of them.A trademark is anyword (PEPSI, COCO COLA, PEPSODENT),name (RAYMOND VEIL, CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN),surname (TATA, BATA, BAJAJ),signature (LOUIS PHILIPPE),letters (BMW, IBM, HDFC),numeral (555, 501),symbol (MERCEDES BENZ THREE POINTED STAR, ADDIDAS PYRAMID),device (AMUL GIRL, PILLSBURY BOY),color scheme (PIZZA HUT, DOMINOS),packaging (CADBURY’S),shape of goods (COCO COLA BOTTLE)or any combination thereof that identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods of one party from those of others.When the mark is used in respect of services then the mark is also commonly referred to as Service Mark. Ex: DHL, HILTON, INFOSYS are service marks. However, since the distinction between goods and services are not always clear, the term trademark is often used to include service marks as well.What is classification of goods and services or classes?When you file an application for registration of a trademark you need to mention the list of goods/services for which you intend to use your trademark. India follows an international system of classification called the “Nice Classification” according to which the goods and services are categorized into 45 classes, with goods covered in classes 1 to 35 and services covered under classes 36 to 45.If the trademark is AMUL the goods for which it is used are “cheeses” and the class will be “29″. Likewise if the trademark is EXPEDIA the services for which it is used are “Online reservations and information regarding travel etc” and the class will be 39.If you do not know which class or classes your goods or services fall in, please use the Classification search tool euroclass or the list of goods/services as published by the Indian trademark office.Search the records of the Indian Trademark Office – Online!Prevention is better than cure. Before you file an application for or consider using your trademark, search the records of the Indian trademark office to check if someone has already chosen the same or a similar trademark. You will have to search the exact class of goods and services for which you will be using your trademark. If you see any similar trademarks already on the records of the trademark office, it should raise a red flag! You will now have to carefully analyze each and every trademark and take a call on going forward with the same mark or possibly changing your trademark so that you don’t infringe another’s trademark rights.Search using Google.One of the best things that happened in this century– Punch in your trademark at Google and viola! Magic! Merely because a trademark is not filed for registration with the trademark office, does not mean it is available for you to take. In a common law country like India, usage of a trademark gets importance over filing an application/obtaining registration for a trademark. Search using Google and see if anyone is using the trademark you want to adopt. If you see a similar mark do a bit of research to see how much they have used their mark, period of usage, goods or services for which is it used, has the mark gained any reputation etc. More importantly, compare the marks yourself and decide whether your trademark will infringe the rights of the other person. Your few minutes of research will save you from the risk of choosing deceptively similar marks, resulting in lengthy oppositions and infringement action costing time and money. a. File an application with the trademark office.Congratulations! You have cleared the first two hurdles. Give yourself a pat on the back for discovering that you are going to have exclusive rights on your trademark, and proceed with filing a trademark application. You can either file a paper application with the Indian Trademark Office (TMO) or file an application online at http://ipindia.nic.in. You will require a digital signature and an Axis/SBI bank account for filing the application online. The official fee is INR.3500 (approx USD 70) per mark/class.If you are a foreign entity who wants to protect your trademark in India, consider claiming priority.India is a member to the Paris Convention and signatory to the TRIPS agreement. Hence an application can be filed in India claiming priority from the application filed in a foreign country, provided the foreign application was filed not earlier than 6 months from the date of filing the application in India.Required information:a. Name of the person/organization that will own the rights to the trademark (applicant);b. Address of the applicant;c. Nature of business of the applicant; (Ex:Manufacturers, Merchants, Traders, Service Providers)d. Trademark;e. Class;f. Specification of goods or services;g. Date of first use of your mark in India;h.When priority is claimed:(i) Priority date;(ii) Priority application number;Priority Country.Required documents:a. Application form in duplicate;b. Representation sheet in duplicate;c. When priority is claimed:(i) Certified copy of the priority application.d. Official fee by way of cheque/demand draft or cash.Trademark Offices and their Jurisdiction:There are five trademark offices in India and in which office your application is to be filed depends on your registered office address. If you do not have an address in India then the trademark office is decided on the basis of the address of your legal counsel.The jurisdiction of each trademark office is as follows:Mumbai – State of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and GoaNew Delhi – State of Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Union Territory of Delhi and ChandigarhKolkatta – State of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Orissa, West Bengal, Manipur, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Sikkim , Tripura and Union Territory of Nagaland, Andamar & Nicobar Island.Ahmedabad – State of Gujarat and Rajasthan and Union Territory of Damman, Diu, Dadra and Nagar HaveliChennai – State of Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Union Territory of Pondicherry and Lakshadweep Island.Once the application is filed the trademark office issues a filing receipt and one copy of the representation sheet stamped with the application number and the filing date as proof of filing the application. You can thereafter see the status of your trademark application online using the application number.b. Examination of your trademark application.In approximately seven to nine months the trademark office will send you the examination report either citing the objections consisting of absolute or relative grounds or both, or, in the absence of any objections allowing the application to be published in the upcoming trademarks journal for a third party to raise objections to the registration. The time to respond to the examination report is 30 days from the receipt of the same and this deadline cannot be extended. So it is important that you file a response with the trademark office within the deadline of 30 days.The objections under absolute grounds are that– your trademark is not distinctive; i.e.: your trademark is not capable of distinguishing the goods and or services of one person from those of others.– your trademark is descriptive or devoid of any distinctive character; i.e.: your trademark directly refers to the goods or services for which the protection is sought. Ex: Trademark FAIRBEAUTY filed for cosmetics under class 03 cannot be registered.– your trademark is a generic term or is customary to trade; Ex: APPLE for fruits, SOFTWARE for software services cannot be registered.The objections under absolute grounds can be over come by stating that your trademark has acquired distinctiveness by extensive usage over a period of time and that the public in general, identifies your product or service by your trademark and that the public identifies only you in relation to your trademark and no one else. Documentary evidence is required to be filed in support of your claim along with your response.The objections under relative grounds are: the existence of similar trademarks on the records of the trademark office.The objections under relative grounds can be over come by stating that your trademark is different from the other cited marks in the examination report.In what ways your trademark is different from the others needs to be explained in detail. Submission of documentary evidence of extensive usage of your trademark will also help you to strengthen your case.c. Hearing before the examiner.In about six months from filing your response to the examination report, the trademark office will either allow the application to be published in the upcoming trademarks journal for a third party to raise objections to the registration or fix a hearing by sending you a hearing notice with a date and time to meet the examiner and explain why your trademark should be allowed to proceed towards registration. This opportunity should be exploited to explain to the examiner, the evidences filed at the time of responding to the examination report in detail and to submit additional evidence. Subsequently the examiner will pass an order either allowing or refusing registration of your application. If it is a refusal, you can appeal against the order of the examiner before the Intellectual Property Appellate Board (IPAB) with 15 days of such refusal.d. Publication of the application in the trademarks journal.Within two to three weeks from the date of the examiner’s order to publish the trademark, the trademark application is published in the trademarks journal. You can download the trademark journal and check if your mark has been advertised. After the expiry of four months from the date of publication of the trademarks journal in which your mark was published, check the status of your trademark application online and if there are no objections to your trademark by way of oppositions filed by any other person, write a follow up letter to the trademark office requesting registration of your trademark and issuance of your trademark registration certificate.In the event of any person raising an objection to your trademark application by way of an opposition, the trademark office will notify you of the objection along with the copy of the notice of opposition as filed by the other party. Opposition proceedings are complicated and we suggest that you consult your legal counsel.e. Registration of your trademark and issuance of the registration certificate.If no objections are received by way of oppositions to your trademark application within this four month period, the trademark office will grant registration to your trademark and issue the registration certificate. Once you receive the registration certificate peruse the contents of the certificate to ensure that there is no discrepancy in the data and in case of any, bring it to the attention of the examiner and have it rectified.f. Renewal of your trademark registration.Every trademark registration is valid for a period of ten years from the date of filing the application. An application for renewal of a trademark registration can be made six months prior to the expiry of the registration. The renewal fee is INR 5000 (approx USD 100) per mark/class. A trademark can be renewed every ten years and thereby protected indefinitely.With an economy of a billion people, you should consider applying for a trademark registration at the nascent stage of your business to avoid time consuming and expensive litigation to protect your rights.Raja Selvam - rselvam@selvamandselvam.in

Note-This is a long answer but believe me, it is worth reading.This answer targets every competitive exam in which the English section plays a major role.I am taking an example of English section of bank exams because it is the hardest nut to crack.I am not promoting any apps, websites. I am preparing for this exam also. I have watched a lot of videos of the English strategy. They just beat around the bush and say only two things-Do reading and Improve your vocab. But they don't tell the exact sources that we should follow.That’s why i am writing this answer.English is the toughest section in the bank exams. Most of the people think that I am from English medium background, therefore, cracking this section is a piece a cake for me. This is the reason why the most of the people are not able to clear even sectional cutoff of this section. Just see the cutoff-IBPS PO PRE 2015 CUTOFF-(Out of 30)IBPS PO MAINS 2015 CUTOFF-IBPS PO PRE 2016 CUTOFF-IBPS PO MAINS 2016 CUTOFF-IBPS PO PRE 2017 CUTOFF-IBPS PO MAINS 2017 CUTOFF-(Out of 40)Did you notice something?The cutoff for this section is in single digit out of 30/40 marks. So you can guess the level of this section. That's why I showed screenshot to know the importance of this section.Now how to prepare for this section?There are 3 major parts in this section-1.Reading Comprehension.2.Vocab.3.Grammar.Now let's discuss one by one1.Reading Comprehension-To master this section do at least one- hour editorial reading(Business/Economy related articles) of The Hindu, Indian Express, Economic Times etc. There is no need to buy any newspaper. Just install this app.Daily editorial-The advantage of this app is that when you click on the word the meaning of the word will pop up. So there is no need to use the dictionary again and again.And please don't waste your precious time in jotting down current affairs and vocab. You have two choices either waste your time in jotting down things or follow my advice(i did this thing and believe me making notes is an utter waste of time).For speed reading, I suggest these two apps-1.2.For RC practice-Ideal Test Simulator For The RC Section Found On All Standard Tests.Book to follow for speed reading-How to read better and faster by Norman Lewis.2. Vocab- I have already discussed the importance of these two apps. I will provide the link to the answers at the end of this answer.1.VOLT-2.VOCAB MEME-Follow these lectures for vocabulary-How to build your English Vocabulary - YouTube3. Grammar- This is the section where most the banking aspirants waste their precious time. There are thousands of rules and cramming these rules is a difficult task. Do reading and your half of the work is done for this section. But if you are preparing for SSC then just follow these two books-Plinth to paramount by Neetu Singh.Mirror of common errors by Dr Ashok Kumar Singh.For grammar follow these videos by MERITSHINE-1.GRAMMAR BY SAMIR SIR-Learn the nuances of English Grammar - YouTube2. GRAMMAR BY RATNABHA SHAH SIR-English Grammar for Competitive Exams - YouTubeSome other useful pieces of stuff-Which dictionary should we follow?It depends on person to person but I follow Merriam Webster.What are some important lectures?1.THE EDITORIAL TIMES - YouTube2. Meritshine videos on English.Where to practice?1.Sanctum English2. Daily quizzes of adaa, gradeup, ibpsguide, aspirant zone, olive board.Links of other answers that may be useful for you-1.Nitish Arya's answer to What are good YouTube channels to learn English language?2.Nitish Arya's answer to Which is the best app for learning English vocabulary?3.Nitish Arya's answer to What is the best youtube channel to prepare for bank exam?4.Nitish Arya's answer to How does one read the Hindu newspaper for bank exams?5.Nitish Arya's answer to Which is the best book for reasoning and aptitude?Request-If you know better resources/strategy please tell me in the comment section. Please don't be narrow-minded people who think that if we share our strategy then it will increase the competition. Just remember this quote-Aap jeevan me tab tak safal nhi ho skate jab tak aap dusro ke safal hone m unki madad nhi krte.To get more guidance about bank exams, you can search my channel name on youtube.Channel name-BeNextBankerI will not provide the link. If you are serious banking aspirant then you will definitely search. If i will provide the link then non banking aspirant will click on the link just to see my channel only. They will watch the video only for 1 minute. So why to waste their precious time./-

As someone who writes mostly technology-related answers, I see the following question so much it makes me want to tear my hair out:“Can iCloud Activation Lock be Bypassed?”For those who don’t know, Apple devices that have an iCloud account active on them with Find My iPhone enabled will lock the device to that Apple ID even if it is restored to factory defaults. This is designed to prevent thievery, since stolen devices (typically iPhones) are useless without the Apple ID password they are locked with to unlock it. It is incredibly common for people to sell devices without removing the lock beforehand (likely because they don’t know it exists, or how to remove it) or because it is stolen. Either way, the lock cannot be bypassed without that password… but that doesn’t stop everyone and their mother from asking if it can be done as if the rules somehow don’t apply to them.Instead of viewing the answers on an existing question, or even asking new people to answer that existing question, they make a new one. Every. Single. Time. Quora is absolutely flooded with these questions, and I get A2A requests for them more than anything else.

tl;dr: For optimized and efficient usage of resources, energy and brain power, E.T should resemble us and their functionality should match that of ours in big proportions. Even if E.T life originated at a higher temperature like ours, they should have evolved into creatures adapted to fairly moderate temperatures, which may be higher or lower than our sustainable zone.I think, if at all extra terrestrials exist, they should look like us, because, the structure of human beings is very efficient, which enables us in rational and intelligent thinking and perform desired physical activities. Here are certain points to as to why aliens should resemble us, more or less :1. BRAIN- In humans, the volume varies from 1130-1260 cc, which is neither too big so as to consume unnecessary energy nor too small to limit our thinking capability (Assuming we are intelligent enough now, not taking evolution into account). So, if we meet an alien who comes to us by making an inter stellar journey, must be pretty close or a bit more intelligent than us.2. NEURAL CIRCUITS- The neural network in humans work by creating electrical impulses at scale of mili volts. As electrical charging and discharging is available, it means a salt forming metal is involved in its ionic form, Potassium in our case, so am assuming the neural actions in every living organism must work in a similar manner as its the fastest means of communication that can occur inside our body. Hence, an alien must be having a salt forming metal forming ions and facilitating neural communication.3. LIMBS-Two hands, two legs, most efficient. Extra limbs need extra brain power consumption and extra energy consumption. In order to make inter stellar journeys which pretty much require the body to go in a hibernation-like situation so as to consume as less energy as possible, having extra limbs is definitely not an advantage. Again, to operate and manufacture spacecrafts, they need limbs that can provide grip, and not tentacles for sure!! 4. BODY FLUIDS- We have water in our body which acts as a solute. I guess, for every living organism in the universe, a solute in body, that too in large quantity, is a must. Now, what if they have alcohol as a solute instead of water? Now that's not possible as you mentioned temperatures of 1000 Degrees in question. Some kind of acid? May be, but acids may be corrosive, and its highly unlikely of an alien made of gold or platinum.5. EYES- We have a view field of 120 degrees. Now aliens MAY have an eye in the back to increase their field of view. But I don't think they'll need a bunch of eyes, again, reason is brain power and energy.6. RESPIRATION- So far, best form of cellular respiration known to humans is diffusion. But we may assume that aliens may have a separate organ dedicated to air circulation in body, so two hearts kind of thing. (Time Lord? :D ). Of course, gaseous exchange has to be external, its highly unlikely for a living organism to produce its own requirement of respiratory gases. Besides, our cells “burn” stuffs to provide us energy, and burning means oxygen. I don't think aliens will be walking nuclear reactors. So, they will either need oxygen or some sort of oxides, or somehow, cause oxidation in order to perform cellular combustion.7. TEMPERATURE- Astronomers search for planets that are in the so called “habitable zones”. Now that's because of the temperature factor. Every living organism will need a fluid/liquid which is stable, non lethal and has solution forming properties. At temperatures exceeding 1000s of degrees, we may not find liquids worth such properties, same applies to very very low temperatures. Now aliens won't like to stay in cryogenic state if they want to communicate with us, will they?

Large data sets mostly from finance and economics that could also be applicable in related fields studying the human condition:World Bank Data. Lots of years. Lots of Countries Countries | Data. Lots of of data variables (Topics | Data - Indicators | Data - Catalog), years and Countries.Your Window Into U.S. Federal StatisticsFRB: Data ReleasesFederal Reserve Economic DataOur government also likes to stay globally informed and is willing to share some of that data: CIA -The World FactbookHuman Development Reports - United Nations Development Programme - Public Data ExplorerConsumer Price IndexUnveiling the beauty of statistics for a fact based world view. - (http://www.gapminder.org/)Data PlotterPossibly looking at the Human Capital Report 2015 has Rankings of human capital index has various measures of education and productivity capabilities.International TradeInternational Historical Statistics (by Brian Mitchell)Data: Aggregate trade (current value), bilateral trade with main trading partners (current value), and major commodity exports by main exporting countries. No data on trade as share of GDP is readily available.Geographical coverage: Countries around the worldTime span: Long time series with annual observations – from 19th century up to today (2010)Available at: The books are published in three volumes covering more than 5000 pages. 11 At some universities you can access the online version of the books where data tables can be downloaded as ePDFs and Excel files. The online access ishere.Data from the 19th century onwards for countries around the world is available in the International Historical Statistics (IHS). These statistics – originally published under the editorial leadership of Brian Mitchell (since 1983) – are a collection of data sets taken from many primary sources, including both official national and international abstracts.Penn World TablesData: Real and PPP-adjusted GDP in US millions of dollars, national accounts (household consumption, investment, government consumption, exports and imports), exchange rates and population figures.Geographical coverage: Countries around the worldTime span: from 1950-2011 (version 8.1)Available at: Online hereFeenstra, Robert C., Robert Inklaar and Marcel P. Timmer (2015), “The Next Generation of the Penn World Table” forthcoming American Economic Review, available for download at www.ggdc.net/pwtCorrelates of War Bilateral TradeData: Total national trade and bilateral trade flows between states. Total imports and exports of each country in current US millions of dollars and bilateral flows in current US millions of dollarsGeographical coverage: Single countries around the worldTime span: from 1870-2009Available at: Online at www.correlatesofwar.orgThis data set is hosted by Katherine Barbieri, University of South Carolina, and Omar Keshk, Ohio State University.World Bank – World Development IndicatorsData: Trade (% of GDP) and many more specific series: trade in merchandise, trade in services, trade in high-technology, trade in ICT goods, trade in ICT services – always exports and imports separately. Also export and import value index and volume index.Geographical coverage: Countries and world regionsTime span: Annual since 1960Available at: Online at http://data.worldbank.orgUN ComtradeData: Bilateral trade flows by commodityGeographical coverage: Countries around the worldTime span: 1962-2013Available at: Online hereUNCTADstatData: Many different measures, including trade by volumes and valueGeographical coverage: Countries around the worldTime span: For some series, data is available since 1948 – mostly annual, sometimes quarterly.Available at: Online hereEurostat – COMEXTData: Trade flows (also by commodity)Geographical coverage: Europe (EU and EFTA)Time span: Mostly since 1988Available at: Online hereAlso, the Eurostat website ‘Statistics Explained’ publishes up-to-date statistical information on international trade in goodsand services.World Trade Organization – WTOData: Many series on tariffs and trade flowsGeographical coverage: Countries around the worldTime span: Since 1948 for some seriesAvailable at: Online hereCEPII database on the World EconomyData: Many different data sets related to international trade, including trade flows by commodity geographical variables, and variables to estimate gravity modelsGeographical coverage: Countries around the worldTime span: Some series go back to the 1990s.Available at: Online hereNBER-United Nations Trade Data, 1962-2000Data: Export and import values and volumes by commodityGeographical coverage: Single countriesTime span: 1962-2000Available at: Online hereThis data is also available from the Center for International Data.Smaller historical trade data setsData on UK bilateral trade for the time 1870-1913 was collected by David S. Jacks. It is downloadable in excel format here.For the time 1870-1913 21,000 bilateral trade observations can be found in Mitchener and Weidenmier (2008) – Trade and empire, available in the Economic Journal here.Data on UK, Germany, France, and US between mid-19th to 20th Century can be found here.Data on Developing Country Export – in 1840, 1860, 1880 and 1900 – by John Hanson is available here.Data on trade between England and Africa during the period 1699-1808 is available on the Dutch Data Archiving and Networked Services. It was compiled by Marion Johnson.Applying these same sources to Education quality in developing countries:Education Index multiple sheets of excel data is available at Human Development Reports or you can use their tool to explore the data Human Development Reportsalso google has access to explore the data Google Public Data Explorer additional indexes in this HD report that you might be interest in are: Human Development Indexand Adult Literacy Index and Gross enrollment ratio.The World Bank has Literacy rates Adult literacy rate, population 15+ years, both sexes (%)in addition to lots of other data: World Bank Data. Lots of years. Lots of CountriesCountries | Data. Lots of data variables Topics | Data - Indicators | Data - Catalog | The World Bank.Our government also likes to stay informed and is willing to share some of that data: CIA -The World FactbookPossibly looking at the Human Capital Report 2015 has Rankings of human capital index has various measures of education and productivity capabilities.Unveiling the beauty of statistics for a fact based world view. - (http://www.gapminder.org/)Data Plotter - has Average Test ScoresPenn World Tables - Data: Real and PPP-adjusted GDP in US millions of dollars, national accounts (household consumption, investment, government consumption, exports and imports), exchange rates and population figures. Feenstra, Robert C., Robert Inklaar and Marcel P. Timmer (2015), “The Next Generation of the Penn World Table” forthcoming American Economic Review, available for download at www.ggdc.net/pwt

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Hi, and thank you so much for your questionAnas ibn Malik  (A.S.) narrated that the people of Makkah asked the Prophet (PBUH) to show them a miracle , so he showed them the splitting of the moon , into two distinct parts , that they even saw the mountain of Hira' between them.Explanation of the HadithThis incident was narrated by a number of the companions of the Prophet (PBUH), among them were: 'Abdullah ibn 'Umar, 'Abdullah ibn Abbas and others. The Indian and Chinese calendars have recorded the incident of the splitting of the moon.A few years ago while I was giving a lecture at the Faculty of Medicine at Cardiff University, in Wales, a Muslim asked me a question about the verses at the beginning of Surat al-Qamar (the moon), about the splitting of the moon, and whether it is considered as one of the scientific signs which are mentioned in the Qur'an and whether there is any scientific evidence discovered to explain this incident.My answer was that this incident is considered one of the most tangible miracles, which took place to support the Prophet (PBUH) when he was challenged by the polytheists and disbelievers of Quraish, showing them this miracle to prove that he is a Messenger of Allah. Anyway, miracles take place as unusual incidents that break all regular laws of nature. Therefore, conventional science is unable to explain how miracles take place, and if they were not mentioned in the Qur'an and in the Sunnah of the Prophet (PBUH), we would not have been obliged to believe in them. Therefore, we believe that the incident of the splitting of the moon took place exactly as the words of Allah Glorified be Who says:﴾ The Hour has drawn near , and the moon has been cleft asunder . And if they see a sign, they turn away, and say: (This is continuous magic). They belied (this Qur'an), and followed their own lusts. And every matter will be settled [according to the kind of deeds (for the doer of good deeds, his deeds will take him to Paradise, and similarly evil deeds will take their doers to Hell)]. And indeed there has come to them news (in this Qur'an) wherein there is (enough warning) to check (them from evil), Perfect wisdom (this Qur'an), but (the psignNowing of) warners benefit them not. ﴿(Surat Al-Qamar (The Moon): 1-5)When I finished my speech, a British man from the audience named Dawud Musa Pidcock, leader of the British Muslim Party, asked to add something to my answer. He said: “It is these verses, at the beginning of suratal-Qamar that made me embrace Islam in the late seventies.” This occurred while he was doing extensive research in comparative religion, and one of the Muslims gave him a copy of translation of the meanings of the Qur'an. When he opened this copy for the first time, he came across Surat al-Qamar, and he read the verses at the beginning of the surah, and could not believe that the moon had split into two distinct parts and they were rejoined, so he closed the copy of the translation and kept it aside.In 1978 Mr. Pidcock was destined by Allah's Will to watch a program about space journeys, in which the well-known British announcer Jamed Burke, received three of the American space scientists. During the debate, the announcer kept criticizing the immoderate spending by NASA (millions of Dollars) on space projects, while there are millions of people on earth suffering from starvation, diseases and ignorance. The answer of the space experts came to assert that it was these journeys that made it feasible to develop important technology applied in medical diagnosis and treatment, industry, agriculture, and many other fields. During this debate, they referred to the first time that a human being landed on the surface of the moon, and how this trip cost more than $100 million dollars. The scientists went on to say that this journey proved a scientific fact, that if they had spent several times as much as they did to convince people with it, no body would have believed them. This fact was that the moon had been split a long time ago and rejoined, and there is a lot of concrete evidence on the surface of the moon to prove this.Mr. Pidcock went on to say : “ When I heard this , I jumped off my chair , and said this is a miracle which took place fourteen hundred years ago to support Muhammad , and the Qur'an narrates it in such a detailed way . After this long period and during the age of science and technology, Allah employs people (non-Muslims) who spent all this money for nothing but to prove that this miracle had actually happened. Then, I said to myself, this must be the true religion, and I went back to the translation of the meanings of the Qur'an, reading it eagerly. It was these verses at the opening of surat al-Qamar that lie behind my reversion to Islam.”This happens at a time when some Muslims claim that the splitting of the moon has not yet taken place, and that it is one of the signs of the Hereafter as the opening of the surah says: ﴾ The Hour has drawn near. ﴿ They are oblivious to the fact that the Prophet (PBUH) said in a hadith narrated by Imam Muslim , on the authority of Sahl ibn Sa'd  that Sahl said : "I heard the Messenger of Allah (PBUH) say :“I and the Last Hour are (close to each other) like this (and he pointed by joining his forefinger, (one) next to the thumb and the middle finger (together).”Those who deny the incident of the splitting of the moon, use incorrect evidence to support their opinion as they use the verse in surat al-Isra:﴾ And nothing stops Us from sending the evidences (proofs , signs) but that the people of old denied them. ﴿(Surat Al-Isrâ' (The Journey by Night): 59)This verse is not used in the right context since many perceptible signs and miracles took place during the noble life of the Prophet (PBUH).Peace and blessings of Allah be upon the seal of Prophets (PBUH) , for whom Allah made the moon split into two parts , twice , as an honor for him and to raise his rank and support his message (among his people) , and left for us a concrete evidence to prove that this splitting did actually take place .reference1 -The Moon Cleft AsunderDr. Zaghloul El-Naggar

Hi!Begin with choosing at least 4 names (most preferred one and 3 others) for your company. Then you need to fill up a Form called 1A and file it with the local (ROC) Registrar of Companies.Form 1A also includes some other info like names of at least 2 Founders/Promoters, What does the company intend doing and How much total capital does this company intend raising? Though the company is yours, you can’t go around naming it anything you want.There are some things to be kept in mind such as:a. It should not sound similar to an existing company’s name so as to be misleading b. The name needs to be indicative of the nature of business envisaged c. Names which include “National” or “President” which connotes Governmental stature would not be allowed.Till recently you could not do certain things with the name. For example, no dotcom! But recent relaxations have ensured that:1. The name could be in upper or lower case or a combination. 2. The name could include a numeral viz Birla 3M 3. The name could include a . (dot) for facilitating dot com ventures.Registering the name takes about 2 to 3 weeks. Follow-ups at the ROC can help reduce the cycle time to say, 1 week!After the name is obtained and you’ve finished printing your shiny new business cards and shown them to all, the Memorandum (MOA) and Articles of Association (AOA) on duly stamped paper and signed by the signatories to the Memorandum are to be filed.The MOA contains the name as approved by the ROC, the main objects, the ancillary objects of the company and the other objects (if you want to know what objects are, you will have to approach your own Chartered Accountant!).It states what the authorised capital is and that the liability of the shareholders is limited. The Articles contain the rules of regulation of the company, the number of first directors, the size of the board, the procedure for transfer and transmission of shares, and other procedural provisions.Once the MOA and AOA are submitted, the ROC calls the Founder/promoter or their duly authorised representative for discussion and acceptance / modification of the clauses of the MOA/AOA. Once corrections are made across the table, a Certificate of Incorporation is issued. i.e. the day the company comes into existence (which can be proudly hung on the wall behind your desk).Generally, it takes about a week from filing the MOA/AOA to receiving the Certificate of Incorporation. Hence the whole process of incorporation from name availability can be from 2-5 weeks, depending on the follow up and the quality of the drafting of the MOA/AOA. The costs of incorporation are the stamp duties and ROC filing fees apart from professional charges paid to the Professional (i.e. the Chartered Accountant typically) who facilitates the incorporation. The stamp duty and filing fees are a function of the size of authorised capital as defined in the MOA.Wait, before you can rush off to run your newly incorporated company, there are just a few more formalities (remember this is India) to complete. These formalities include getting registered for Professional Taxes, Sales Taxes and under the Shop & Establishments Act. If import or export is envisaged then registration for an Import Export Code Number with The Directorate of Foreign Trade is required. If the nature of business is an industry for manufacture SSI, Excise registrations -if applicable- needs to be looked into. If the number of employees is 20 or more PF registration may also be required.Now can I please go and run my company? Sure, as soon as it’s verified that you’ve maintained all the required documents. Such as? The Board Minutes book, the General Meetings Minutes book, all forms filed with the ROC and a Statutory Register for starters. And by the way, these are all required to be maintained at the registered Office of the company.Read More At: How to Incorporate a Company - National Entrepreneurship NetworkBelow is a detailed summary of the bureaucratic and legal hurdles an entrepreneur must overcome in order to incorporate and register a new firm:Obtain director identification number (DIN) online from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs portal (National). Time to complete: 1 day. Associated costs: INR 100Obtain digital signature certificate online from private agency authorized by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs (National). Time to complete: 3 days. Associated costs: INR 1500Reserve the company name online with the Registrar of Companies (ROC) (National). Time to complete: 2 days. Associated costs: INR 500Stamp the company documents at the State Treasury. Time to complete: 1 day. Associated costs: INR 1520Get the Certificate of Incorporation from the Registrar of Companies, Ministry of Corporate Affairs. Time to complete: 6 days. Associated costs: 13,700Make a seal. Time to complete: 1 day. Associated costs: INR 350.Obtain a Permanent Account Number (PAN) from an authorized franchise or agent appointed by the National Securities Depository Ltd (NSDL) or the Unit Trust of India (UTI) Investors Services Ltd, as outsourced by the Income Tax Department. Time to complete: 15 days. Associated costs: INR 67Obtain a Tax Account Number (TAN) for income taxes deducted at the source from an authorized franchise or agent appointed by the National Securities Depository Ltd. (NSDL), as outsourced by the Income Tax Department. Time to complete: 14 days. Associated costs: INR 57Register with the Office of Inspector, Shops and Establishment Act. Time to complete: 7 days. Associated costs: INR 6,250Register for Value-Added Tax (VAT) at the Commercial Tax Office. Time to complete: 20 days. Associated costs: INR 500Register for Profession Tax at the Profession Tax Office. Time to complete: 7 days. Associated costs: 2,500Register with the Employees' Provident Fund Organization. Time to complete: 21 days. Associated costs: no cost.Register for medical insurance at the regional office of the Employees State Insurance Corporation. Time to complete: 14 days. Associated costs: no costAll these can take place simultaneouslyFor more information: Starting a Business in Bengaluru, Indi