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ICAI-Discontinue receiving hard copy of Journal. Go Green Initiative in view of e-Journal available in PDF and user-friendly e-magazine formats

ICAI-Discontinue receiving hard copy of Journal. Go Green Initiative in view of e-Journal available in PDF and user-friendly e-magazine formats

In accordance with the ICAI’s GO-GREEN agenda, let us decide to discontinue receiving the hard copy of The Chartered Accountant journal, since e-Journal is available in PDF and user-friendly e-magazine formats on http://www.icai.org/new_category.html?c_id=259, and hyperlinked Journal Highlights are emailed regularly to all members.

Let us be sensible to our environment. As thoughtful citizens and as committed members of a responsible profession, let us back our Institute’s GO-GREEN agenda to preserve our environment. Quality of environment can be considerably improved if we decide and act together.

Let us agree to minimize the hard copy publication of ICAI Journal and say YES to discontinue receiving our individual hard copy. Click HERE to support this green move and submit your consent.

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