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March 2012

DAY 4

By Krishna Kumar Jhunjhunwala and Rajeev Shah
Convenors, Seminar Committee
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After breakfast participants discussed the paper written by Himanshu Kishanadwala on Case studies in Accounting and Auditing. The Group Discussion was followed by a precise presentation on the subject. He dealt with some burning issues affecting the CA’s in practice as well as industry. He analyzed all issues in great detail. His command over the topic and flawless analysis resulted in participants giving him a very patient hearing.

This session was chaired by K. C. Narang, Past President of the Society.

In concluding session Uday Sathaye, Chairman Seminar Committee took an overview of the RRC and recognized the contribution made by everybody, Pradip Thanawala, President of Society thanked everybody for making the RRC memorable. Participants departed after lunch to their respective destinations with a promise to meet again next year at the 46th RRC.


K.C. Narang, Chairman Addressing Participants. Also seen from L to R – Yatin Desai, Himanshu Kishnadwala, Paper Writer and Nitin Shingala

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