Udaipur, 22 November (Udaipur Kiran)। The Udaipur branch of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI-CIRC), under the Professional Development Committee, will host a grand two-day national conference titled ‘Pragyan – Pathway to Professional Wisdom’ on 20 and 21 December 2025. The event will take place at Solitaire Garden & Banquet located on 100 Feet Road, Udaipur.
The city of lakes, known for its historical charm and natural beauty, will welcome this major professional gathering.
Udaipur Branch Chairman CA Rahul Maheshwari informed that the conference will include interactive sessions on GST, Black Money, Income Tax, Companies Act, Capital Market, Artificial Intelligence, along with motivational segments, a cultural evening and a gala dinner for delegates and their families. A poster for the event was unveiled on Saturday at the ICAI Udaipur branch office in Sector-14.
Branch Vice-Chairman CA Chirag Dharamawat said that more than 1,000 chartered accountants from across the country participate in this national conference every year and an even larger turnout is expected this time, with renowned speakers attending from across India.
Branch Secretary CA Dharmendra Kothari stated that registrations have already begun and members are showing great enthusiasm. Branch Treasurer CA Saurabh Golcha said that several leading corporates, banking associations and other institutions are joining as supporters and advertisement partners, adding more grandeur to the event.
CICASA Chairman CA Kapil Joshi, CICASA member CA Aruna Gelda, CA Anshul Kateja, and the entire organising team are working actively to make the conference a memorable success. Over 100 CAs are currently involved in various committees to ensure smooth preparations.
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