Aaya Naseem 🇵🇸

25, adores flowers 💐

[Aaya Naseem 🇵🇸 @aayahnaseem]

@fathuhu Welcome back. Its been a while

[🌱 @nobengunii]

when you're a highly reactive person, you will spend most of your days deeply entangled in other peoples dysfunctional energy. you don't have to respond to every projection, insecurity or weird energy. you can simply keep quiet & let people be weird on their own.

[Adhadhu @AdhadhuMV]

ކްރިމިނަލް ކޯޓުގެ ހުރުމަތްފުޅު ކޯޓު އަމުރެއްގެ ދަށުގައި ތާށިވެފައި https://t.co/sNV4JeOljy

[Viraasee @viraasee]

Maldives Police Service has raided the Adhadhu News office tonight as part of an investigation into the ‘Aisha’ documentary published by Adhadhu Online.

[Solyricon @Solyricon]

Men think women's greatest fear is ending up alone.

No. There’s nothing scarier than ending up trapped, married to a man who drains your energy, steals your labor, kills your ambition, and calls it love.

[DiscussingFilm @DiscussingFilm]

First trailer for ‘MEMORY OF A KILLER’, starring Patrick Dempsey.

The series follows a hitman who is leading a double life but has a deadly personal secret: He has developed early-onset Alzheimer’s.

Premiering January 25 on FOX.

[Hamza Latheef @hamza_latheef]

If state attorneys are unhappy with their pay grade they should just quit and enter private practice. Nowhere in the world are public servants paid on par with or more than the private sector. Can’t be using taxpayers fund to pay rent and spending all day setting up a business.

[Aaya Naseem 🇵🇸 @aayahnaseem]

@hamza_latheef The judge was merely referring to what was mentioned on the HC report

[aaidh 🇵🇸 @aaaaaidh]

“Mihaaruves dharivarun e thibenee ekasheegen vaa varah nivaa vegen.” i agree.

[Adhadhu @AdhadhuMV]

މުސާރައިގެ އާ އޮނިގަނޑާމެދު ހިތްހަމަ ނުޖެހިގެން ޖުޑިޝަރީގެ މުވައްޒަފުން ޕެޓިޝަނެއް ހުށަހަޅައިފި https://t.co/3JTfPtXAtq

[Hathif Hilmy @HathifHilmy]

All through my judicial career I have never seen such an organized multi-court joint statement made by judicial staff. By wearing black, they have expressed dissatisfaction with the recent changes to the pay structure, while at the same time ensuring that it was peaceful and not disruptive.

It is never easy on a public servant to express dissatisfaction publicly; it generally happens when all other avenues have been exhausted and frustration boils over. I hope their concerns will be heard and addressed in good faith.

The value of judicial staff was neatly summarized by Justice Bharati Dangre, with whom I agree, in the recent, Writ Petition No. 396 OF 2024, held at High Court of Bombay at Goa. In her judgement, she wrote “we are of the considered view that for proper and effective functioning of the Courts, it is necessary to have the support of the staff, and which rather constitutes the backbone of the Courts’ functioning and discharging its solemn obligation of dispensation of justice and this staff is also entitled for an appropriate working environment, so as to increase their efficiency and output, which ultimately is going to be beneficial for the administration of justice itself”

[MohamedKudu @mohamedkudu]

އިޖްތިހާދު ކުރެވެންޖެހޭ.
އިޖުތިހާދު ކުރެވޭނެ.
ސަރުކާރުން އަމަލުކުރަމުން ގެންދާ ގޮތުން އަނިޔާ ލިބެމުންދަނީ އެތައް އާއިލަތަކަކަށް

[Hamza Latheef @hamza_latheef]

The staff of the judiciary are the backbone of the institution. Rather than limit their OT just reduce the salaries of judges. They are not appointed on merit and have no discretion to rule on the basis of facts the law. Why are we overpaying them?

[Husnu Al Suood @husnusuood]

Maldives parliament enacted a new Trademark Act and has been ratified into law on 11 November 2025.

Here is a summary of the Maldives Trademark Act (19-2025)

Introduction and Objectives

The Trademark Act establishes a system for the protection and safeguarding of trademarks and related rights in the Maldives.

The law aims to create a favourable environment for producers and artisans by establishing a trademark registration system, specifying the scope of rights for registered and unregistered trademarks, and determining procedures for action against violators.

Trademark Definition and Rights

A trademark is defined as any sign capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one party from another, including personal names, letters, numbers, figurative elements, and colour combinations.

The owner of a registered trademark can prevent unauthorised use of identical or similar signs that may cause confusion.

Registration Process

Applications for trademark registration must be filed with the Registrar of Intellectual Property, including specific information and documentation.

Priority rights can be claimed based on prior applications in foreign countries or display at exhibitions.

Examination and Opposition

The Registrar examines applications to ensure they meet filing requirements and conditions for claiming priority.

Applications are published, and opposition can be filed within three months, with the Registrar facilitating responses and hearings.

Grounds for Refusal

Absolute grounds for refusal include lack of distinctiveness, generic marks, and signs contrary to public morality.

Relative grounds for refusal involve conflicts with existing trademarks or well-known marks, and bad faith applications.
Registration Duration and Renewal

Trademark registration lasts for ten years, with the possibility of renewal for additional ten-year periods.

Transfer and Licensing

Changes in ownership and licensing of trademarks must be recorded and published by the Registrar to affect third-party rights.

Certification and Collective Marks

Certification marks indicate goods or services certified by the mark owner, while collective marks belong to associations distinguishing members' goods or services.

Enforcement and Remedies

Infringement of trademark rights includes unauthorised use of identical or similar signs, with civil remedies available through the courts.

Courts can order interim measures, compensation for losses, and destruction of infringing goods.

Customs and Imported Goods

Trademark owners can request Customs to detain goods suspected of infringing trademark rights, with specific procedures for application and detention.

Criminal Offences and Penalties

Counterfeiting marks and dealing with counterfeit goods are offences, with penalties including fines and confiscation of goods.

Transitional Provisions

Trademarks registered before the Act must be re-registered within 12 months of the law's commencement.

[Ibrahim Maahil Mohamed @MaahilMohamed]

.@CustomsMv has begun disclosing names and details of non-payers. No.58 on this list is ex-Youth Board Member, and Islamic Minister's son--@MahilShaheem for not paying a MVR 1.23 million fine for violating the tobacco control & act regulation

https://t.co/a37oS7zMpd

[Aaya Naseem 🇵🇸 @aayahnaseem]

@Dr_SaebGaza .

[Fatima Saleh @Meenerl4]

Do you know why sometimes you feel sad without any reason?

Sometimes Allah makes you feel weak and lonely in order to remind you that you will always be in need of Him and His strength. Without His assistance, you can do nothing.

[Adhadhu @AdhadhuMV]

ގާނޫނުއަސާސީއަށް ދިރުން ގެނެވޭނީ ރައްޔިތުންގެ މަސައްކަތުން. ރައްޔިތުން ފިޔަވަޅު ނާޅައި ކަންނެތް ކަމުގައި ތިބެއްޖެ ކަމަށް ވެއްޖިއްޔާ ގާނޫނުއަސާސީގައި ހުރި ހައްގުތަކަކީ ހަމަ ކަރުދާހުގައި ލިޔެފައި ހުރި އަކުރުތަކެއް - ސުޕްރީމް ކޯޓުގެ ކުރީގެ ފަނޑިޔާރު ހުސްނުއް ސުއޫދު

📄 https://t.co/DzRXYmFecD

[Nadiya @unsaid_wordddss]

Ya Allah
Please remove the spirit of laziness when it comes to my ibadah, praying, hustling & chasing my dreams. Push me to my fullest potential.

[ᗩᒪ_ᗩᖇᗩᗷƳ @Al_araby__]

I'm constantly begging Allah to put me in a position where I can afford whatever I want without bothering anyone. Ameen 🤲