Jaipur: Keeping in view the global competition and new opportunities, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) has opened its doors for professionals from other sectors. Earlier, only chartered accountants were its partners, but now the institute has allowed for multi-disciplinary professionals, company secretaries, cost accountants and even engineers to be its partners.
Prakash Sharma, member central council, ICAI, said “This will help our practicing firms to expand the nature of work they are doing.”
Sharma also said that currently there is no prescribed format for companies like partnership forms. “Now the institute has come up with guidelines for these companies,” added Sharma.
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Prakash Sharma, member central council, ICAI, said “This will help our practicing firms to expand the nature of work they are doing.”
Sharma also said that currently there is no prescribed format for companies like partnership forms. “Now the institute has come up with guidelines for these companies,” added Sharma.
We also published the following articles recently
CSIR institutes welcome 2,600 schoolchildren on Open Day
More than 2,600 students in Lucknow visited three scientific institutes as part of the Open Day celebrations, which mark the inauguration of CSIR. The students had the opportunity to learn about science, conduct experiments, interact with scientists, and visit laboratories and exhibitions. The event aims to prepare future scientists by exposing them to scientific research at a young age. Similar initiatives are also taking place in other parts of India, such as a collaboration between Goa University and a German sea institute, and the introduction of courses in emerging areas for engineering students at Anna University in Chennai.
More than 2,600 students in Lucknow visited three scientific institutes as part of the Open Day celebrations, which mark the inauguration of CSIR. The students had the opportunity to learn about science, conduct experiments, interact with scientists, and visit laboratories and exhibitions. The event aims to prepare future scientists by exposing them to scientific research at a young age. Similar initiatives are also taking place in other parts of India, such as a collaboration between Goa University and a German sea institute, and the introduction of courses in emerging areas for engineering students at Anna University in Chennai.
Current account deficit widens sequentially in April-June quarter
India’s current account deficit for the April-June period narrowed to $9.2 billion or 1.1% of GDP, down from $17.9 billion or 2.1% of GDP in the same period last year. However, the deficit has widened compared to the preceding quarter due to a higher trade deficit and a decline in net services and private transfer receipts. The central bank also noted a decrease in exports of computer, travel, and business services.
India’s current account deficit for the April-June period narrowed to $9.2 billion or 1.1% of GDP, down from $17.9 billion or 2.1% of GDP in the same period last year. However, the deficit has widened compared to the preceding quarter due to a higher trade deficit and a decline in net services and private transfer receipts. The central bank also noted a decrease in exports of computer, travel, and business services.
SRM hotel mgmt institute named best institution for tourism and hospitality
SRM Institute of Hotel Management in Chennai was awarded the best educational institution for tourism and hospitality in the Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation state tourism awards. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of tourism and its impact on the nation’s social, cultural, political, and economic values. Ullada, a village in Tamil Nadu, won the Union government’s ‘best village tourism’ award for its attractions, including hill-grown vegetables, tea gardens, and a eucalyptus distillery. The state tourism awards were given to 54 best performing agencies, and plans were announced to create 25 lakh jobs and establish recreational tourism spots and a theme park.
SRM Institute of Hotel Management in Chennai was awarded the best educational institution for tourism and hospitality in the Tamil Nadu Tourism Development Corporation state tourism awards. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of tourism and its impact on the nation’s social, cultural, political, and economic values. Ullada, a village in Tamil Nadu, won the Union government’s ‘best village tourism’ award for its attractions, including hill-grown vegetables, tea gardens, and a eucalyptus distillery. The state tourism awards were given to 54 best performing agencies, and plans were announced to create 25 lakh jobs and establish recreational tourism spots and a theme park.
