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DLF's K P Singh retires with a regret, Gurgaon not the dream city he wanted

The 90-year-old Singh, who left an army job in 1961 to join DLF -- a company started by his father-in-law in 1946 -- retired as the company's chairman on Thursday

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He recalled his chance meeting with the late Rajiv Gandhi who was then Prime Minister in the 1980s.

BS Web TeamAgencies New Delhi
Gurgaon may be the flashiest suburb in India with its shiny towers, wide roads, hip malls, and penthouse apartments of top CEOs. But as he hangs up his boots after nearly six decades in business, Kushal Pal Singh, the man synonymous with the pre-eminence of Gurgaon, says he has just one regret -- Gurgaon is still not the futuristic city he had set out to create.

The 90-year-old Singh, who left an army job in 1961 to join DLF -- a company started by his father-in-law in 1946 -- retired as the company's chairman on Thursday. Having transformed Delhi Land

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