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Learn MoreThe flagship event of the Bombay Chartered Accountants’ Society (BCAS), the Members’ Residential Refresher Course (RRC), was held in the city of Nawabs, Lucknow between Wednesday, 26th February, 2025 and Saturday, 1st March, 2025.
Keeping pace with the theme “ReImagining the Profession” of the immensely successful three-day mega conference, held in January 2024, the theme of the 58th RRC was finalised as “Profession Today And Tomorrow”. The Committee was seized of the need to deliver an event that would be both contemporary and forward looking. The topics and speakers were carefully selected and fitted in the time-tested mix of panel discussion, paper presentations and group discussions.
The annual RRC is nothing short of a yearly pilgrimage for her die-hard bhakts (devotees), and the consecration ceremony of Shree Ram Mandir in January 2024 had triggered the desire to hold the next year’s RRC in Ayodhya. This would provide the members a chance to pay obeisance to Ram Lalla and seek His blessings. With no hotel in Ayodhya large enough to accom