Corporate social responsibility is one aspect of sustainability that defines 'corporate voluntary actions designed to improve social or environmental conditions.' This voluntary action leads to the publication of separate special purpose 'sustainability' reports. Now a day’s corporate seek independent assurance of their sustainability reports as a means to further enhance the credibility of their sustainability efforts. One such assurance provider is the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI). In order to become a member of the DSJI, corporate are assessed on the opportunities and the risks related to economic, environmental, and social dimensions. In this paper an attempt has been made to identify Asia Pacific sustainability leaders as identified by Dow Jones Sustainability Asia Pacific IndexSM through a corporate sustainability assessment. It was found that none of the Indian companies have ever qualified for a position in this index.