Abstract
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is a growing global phenomenon amongst almost every corporate organisation whose primary aim is of profit. With this growing trend, there arises a need to keenly observe the underlying motives of an organisation which drives their business activities. This paper aims to contextualise the perspective that CSR activities go hand in hand with the overall business ethics of a company. For this purpose, the concept of CSR has been analysed from the stakeholder theory point of view and how it fits our overall framework of ethics.