ACCA announces major redesign of flagship qualification to align with evolving global business needs; emphasising ethics, sustainability, and technology | Mumbai News

MUMBAI: The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA), a leading global accountancy body, announced a comprehensive redesign of its ACCA Qualification, reinforcing its commitment to redefining the future of the accounting profession. The overhaul, scheduled for rollout by mid-2027, aims to equip future professionals with an integrated skill set combining financial expertise, ethics, sustainability, and…

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Oppn chews out govt over ‘lavish lunch’ at legislators’ conclave | Mumbai News

Mumbai: The opposition and activists on Wednesday alleged that the cash-strapped state govt “splurged” on a two-day conference of 600 delegates of estimates committees of Parliament and state/UT legislatures whose key role is to monitor whether public funds are being spent effectively as per budgetary provisions. They claimed the meals for the event were privately…

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NMMC urges residents of buildings without occupancy certificates to apply | Mumbai News

Navi Mumbai: In a significant revelation, 2,111 buildings within the Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation (NMMC) jurisdiction lack mandatory occupancy certificates. Following the Bombay high court’s directives on a Public Interest Litigation and a subsequent Writ Petition, NMMC created a detailed catalogue of non-compliant buildings after an extensive survey. This information is accessible on www.nmmc.gov.in and…

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Special Mumbai court acquits two in gangster Ravi Pujari extortion case due to involuntary confession | Mumbai News

Mumbai: A special MCOCA court on Tuesday acquitted two accused in an extortion case allegedly connected to gangster Ravi Pujari. The court observed that the confession was a result of threat and inducement, and involuntary, as the parents of the accused were kept in police custody and police officers were present in the confessional room….

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Engr accused of spying for Pak seeks bail | Mumbai News

Mumbai: A Thane-based engineer arrested for allegedly sharing sensitive information about warships and submarines with a Pakistani intelligence agent has sought bail, saying a prolonged incarceration would “prejudice his personal and professional life”.Ravindra Verma (27), who worked with a defence technology firm, was arrested by the Maharashtra Anti-Terrorism Squad on May 28. He is currently…

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