Raman, nobody would have covered the issues more holistically and with so elaborate analysis. Congratulations.
Covers the current state of affairs very well and also the mindset. Compliments.
Absolutely spot on.
Nothing could be more hard-hitting….
Hi Raman, Appreciate your article on the forms and substance of external self-regulation, your views especially on Parliament debate touched the chord.
Unfortunate there is no single strategy to grow Indian firms.
Raman, Congrats on the very hard-hitting, reality-based editorial of BCAJ.
Good afternoon Raman,
I read your editorial in BCAJ. I’m so glad that you have penned down the facts in such a fearless way. Over the last few years, this is what is seen as lacking. Sometimes I feel that if IIA is created and members of that institute get preference in getting PSU PSB audits then we will see a natural clean-up of the council and the institute. In any case, the private sector will always go for quality and IIA which could possibly have reservations and an easy syllabus will never be able to match up either in terms of quality or credibility. Of course, this would mean we could see a drop in membership and resources. This in turn will lead to less interest by people who want to enjoy the free lunches and lavish tours at the ICAI. But, then we could see a new dawn for our profession.
One of the best editorials I have ever read…! Salute to CA Raman Jokhakar, Editor for his courage & the managing committee of BCA for taking responsibility for the Editorial… it’s remarkable & I salute him for his daring to write such a journal of a professional body. He has guts. We need such leaders to lead ICAI.
Very well articulated and also point-blank.
Hello Raman Sir,
Just read your Editorial in BCAJ this month. It is excellent and audacious. Feel really proud that you don’t mince your words and tell a spade – a spade. Hoping to read many more inspirational thoughts from you.
Raman, I wanted to say that your editorial is well written and congratulations.
Hope better sense prevails in the politicians and bureaucrats, sad but true. This government is intrusive without purpose and has no trust in goodwill. Keep well.
Congratulations, Raman. There is a systematic process to concentrate all powers with Central Government & that too, with PMO. India will have to start another “Independence Movement”. Independence for the citizens of India from the Government of India.
Very well written and honest editorial Raman. Really appreciate the candour and the craftsmanship that you’ve put into it. Loved it.
