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Dear Sunil Gabhawalla,
Editor, BCAJ
I refer to the July 2026 Globalisation subject:
1. The central concept of globalisation and all the nine articles relating to it are highly exhaustive, supportive and guiding for the 90% of the firms which are placed in the three-partner category. All the articles and authors have given nice inputs. But I would like to specifically mention the write-up by Shri Dinesh Kanabar on talent, leadership and culture. He has gone beyond the traditional analytical matter. All the articles combined together should form a very good guideline.
2. ICAI, mid-size CA firms, young CAs, all leading stakeholders, and the government have declared globalisation of Indian CA firms as their first and foremost priority. In this effort, everybody has missed the most important limiting point, which is as under: all MNCs and the US government are acting as goons in the world; in the process, they will not allow professionals of any other countries to replace or share in the position of the Big 4. The ideology of MNCs and the USA to control the world's resources, business, and ideology is unending and unrelenting.
3. In the process of going global, there is a danger of Indian CAs becoming part of the Big Four, diluting In
