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Mouazin of Jamia Masjid Srinagar, Molvi Yasin Shah
Octogenarian Muezzin of historic Jamia Masjid Molvi Yasin Shah passed away after a brief illness. His voice calling for prayers in Kashmiri accent would reverberate across the neighborhood, evoking deep emotions. His recitation of the Quran and rendition of Naat would move people spiritually and emotionally. It was after his father’s death, that late Yasin Sahab had taken over the responsibility to be Muezzin. People across political ideologies condoled his demise and many dwellers of the old city took to social media and wrote elegies in memory of the voice they had grown up listening to.
Kashmiri actor-director, Tariq Shah with Mohammad Ali, the world-famous boxer. Pic: Facebook
Tariq Shah was suffering from kidney problems for the last two years and was also put on dialysis. He was admitted to a private hospital in Mumbai a couple of days back.
A scion of Nishati family of Srinagar, Tariq was the youngest brother of Yasin Shah, the NC leader who represented Sonawar assembly segment.
Tariq Shah, his co-professionals said, had started his career in the early 1970s from Doordarshan Kendra Srinagar when he was anchoring the youth programme
Nayea Chirag. Soon, he shifted to plays as an actor. Shah played major roles in various plays and television films. At DD Srinagar, he acted for plays with D N Goswami, ZafferAhmad, and Mehmmod Qurashi.
Litigation Release No. 25011 / January 19, 2021
Securities and Exchange Commission v. Jacob C. Glick, Civil Action No. 21-CV-00075-JJT, (D. Ariz. filed January 15, 2021)
The Securities and Exchange Commission announced charges against Jacob C. Glick of Scottsdale, Arizona, a former investment adviser representative associated with Advanced Practice Advisors, LLC (APA), for repeatedly defrauding and breaching his fiduciary duty to advisory clients.
The SEC s complaint alleges that from mid-2016 through mid-2018, Glick defrauded his advisory clients in three different ways. First, Glick allegedly placed the majority of his clients, many of whom had moderate or conservative risk tolerances, in unsuitable and risky investments that resulted in substantial losses. In addition, Glick failed to disclose the risks involved in these investments to clients. As also alleged in the complaint, after APA told Glick to liquidate the risky investments, he instead bought more of the same invest
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