BESC organised a 5 Day workshop for the Professors of the college on “Companies Act 2013” under the initiative of Prof Dilip Shah. The speakers were eminent professionals from the corporate world and Practicing professionals.
Day 1,Mr Anil Dubey,a Company Secretary and Advocate, briefed us about the responsibilities of Directors, importance of Financial Reporting and allied matters before CA,CS Akhilesh Srivastava, a prolific practitioner, took the charge. He expressed his views on the newly passed Act. He provided us with a great deal of insight on topics such as Independent Directors, Articles of Association, Memorandum of Association.
On Day 2, Mr Anurag Singhal, a renowned Chartered Accountant and an MBA(IIM?A) and working with the Aditya Birla Group, started the workshop with an in?depth analysis of the changes in the role of Auditors, the importance of Auditor’s Report and the loop holes in the legislature exploited by the corporates. An engrossing debate took place between the faculty and the Professors as the faculty deliberated on Accounting Standard and IFRS.
On Day 3, CA Sumit Binani a renowned auditor was invited. He discussed provisions prohibiting mishandling of funds and governance issues. He regretted and showed his disapproval of the Act treating the Public and Private Ltd companies at par. He talked about the procedure of Issuing Securities and emphasised on Private placement and preferential offer, Public Deposits and Non NBFCs vs NBFCs. His deliberation was deep and clear. All those present felt enriched.
On Day 4, CS Hansraj Jharia from Ratnabali securities started the workshop on a vote of thanks to Professor Dillip Shah. He informed us on the procedures of different types of meetings of a company. He told us about postal ballot, e?voting, Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meeting, Meeting through Video Conferencing, Audit Committee, Nomination and Remuneration Committee and Stakeholders’ Relation Committee. His talk was clear and concise.
On Day, 5 CS Anjan Kumar Roy, Former Chairman EIRC,ICSI took the reins and talked about Corporate Social Responsibility. He gave us a clear idea about the composition of a CSR Committee and Policy, CSR Activities, CSR Reporting but more importantly he instilled in us the importance of ethics in one’s professional life. He also spoke at length on Corporate Governance and expressed his indebtedness to Prof. Dilip Shah as his mentor.
Finally, on Day 6 the teachers gave a test and later they were felicitated by Prof Dilip Shah with certificates signifying the successful completion of the workshop!!
The participants of the workshop felt that such initiative of the college should be repeated for continuous updation.
Crescendo, the music collective of the Bhawanipur Education Society College, is, however, the most vibrant collective, students crave to join in, although the heroes who helm the baton of symphony choose to remain behind the curtain. They do not crave for fame, because accolades chase them for the kind of rendition they produce for almost …
25th April, 2019.Park Street Cemetery. College students are normally, not known to be ones haunting graveyards. Besides, matters of life and death are neither a part of the course curriculum, nor really things that interest the young minds. But, then again students of the Bhawanipur Education Society College (BESC) are not the ordinary pupils cramming themselves …
The Internal Complaints Committee of the college in collaboration with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell of the college organised a seminar on “Changing Face of Gender Equality in Indian Perspective ” on the 29th of April 2022 in the second-floor auditorium of the college. Ms. Salony Priya, the Founder Director of UMMEED Counseling and Consulting …
“You can cut all the flowers, but you cannot keep spring from coming.” Pablo Neruda. This is so correctly said. And to bring spring for those who are unable to witness it themselves is humane. Prefacing this at The Bhawanipur Education Society College premises NSS collective of the college conducted an activity namely “RAY OF …
Workshop for Professors on “Companies Act ‘13”
BESC organised a 5 Day workshop for the Professors of the college on “Companies Act 2013” under the initiative of Prof Dilip Shah. The speakers were eminent professionals from the corporate world and Practicing professionals.
Day 1,Mr Anil Dubey,a Company Secretary and Advocate, briefed us about the responsibilities of Directors, importance of Financial Reporting and allied matters before CA,CS Akhilesh Srivastava, a prolific practitioner, took the charge. He expressed his views on the newly passed Act. He provided us with a great deal of insight on topics such as Independent Directors, Articles of Association, Memorandum of Association.
On Day 2, Mr Anurag Singhal, a renowned Chartered Accountant and an MBA(IIM?A) and working with the Aditya Birla Group, started the workshop with an in?depth analysis of the changes in the role of Auditors, the importance of Auditor’s Report and the loop holes in the legislature exploited by the corporates. An engrossing debate took place between the faculty and the Professors as the faculty deliberated on Accounting Standard and IFRS.
On Day 3, CA Sumit Binani a renowned auditor was invited. He discussed provisions prohibiting mishandling of funds and governance issues. He regretted and showed his disapproval of the Act treating the Public and Private Ltd companies at par. He talked about the procedure of Issuing Securities and emphasised on Private placement and preferential offer, Public Deposits and Non NBFCs vs NBFCs. His deliberation was deep and clear. All those present felt enriched.
On Day 4, CS Hansraj Jharia from Ratnabali securities started the workshop on a vote of thanks to Professor Dillip Shah. He informed us on the procedures of different types of meetings of a company. He told us about postal ballot, e?voting, Ordinary and Extraordinary General Meeting, Meeting through Video Conferencing, Audit Committee, Nomination and Remuneration Committee and Stakeholders’ Relation Committee. His talk was clear and concise.
On Day, 5 CS Anjan Kumar Roy, Former Chairman EIRC,ICSI took the reins and talked about Corporate Social Responsibility. He gave us a clear idea about the composition of a CSR Committee and Policy, CSR Activities, CSR Reporting but more importantly he instilled in us the importance of ethics in one’s professional life. He also spoke at length on Corporate Governance and expressed his indebtedness to Prof. Dilip Shah as his mentor.
Finally, on Day 6 the teachers gave a test and later they were felicitated by Prof Dilip Shah with certificates signifying the successful completion of the workshop!!
The participants of the workshop felt that such initiative of the college should be repeated for continuous updation.
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