Joins Forum of Free Enterprise
He returned to India and joined the New India Assurance Company Limited for a short while until it was nationalised, and then joined the Forum of Free Enterprise, which was launched on 18 July 1956 by the late A D Shroff. In 1957, along with Nani Palkhivala, the Forum was developed into a national organisation which organised meetings on economic subjects across the country.
Through the Forum he was responsible in corresponding with members of the Parliament of India, and other opinion leaders.
He left the Forum in 1976 to become a business consultant. However, he continued to be its vice president till his death.
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