Concerned about morality in public life, he concentrated on making businessmen aware of the need to fulfil their larger social responsibilities. He was also known for his deep involvement in social work and philanthrophy. Apart from his socio-economic activities at the national and international levels, he established various Foundations and Institutions for promoting social welfare and Gandhian constructive activities. He was particularly concerned with Ethics in Busines, espoused business self-regulation and promoted consumer welfare. He was the Chairman and Founder-member of various industry and trade organizations like the Council for Fair Business Practices and the National Centre for Quality Management, established to promote quality consciousness and quality control circle movement.
Quality is a personal responsibility.
Dr. J M Juran. The man who taught Japan how to manage for quality, is a visionary and has pioneered seminal contributions in the field of Quality Management worldwide. Considered one of the living gurus of quality, he has agreed to lend his name to quality awards for individuals in India. In recognition of this, Emperor Hirohito and President George Bush have conferred Awards on him. The Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award Trust has accordingly marked out an additional category entitled IMC Juran Quality Medal.