In Milkha couple’s death, golfer son Jeev loses his teachers

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Updated At : 11:59 AM Jun 21, 2021 IST

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Deepankar Sharda

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 20

If life is a lesson, parents are the one who teach you to live it in a perfect way.

With the death of Milkha couple – Milkha Singh and his wife Nirmal Milkha Singh – world has lost two icons, but the 14-time winner on the international circuit, Jeev has lost his teachers.

The winner of six Asian Tour titles, four European Tour titles, and four Japan Tour titles, took to social media to pen down a tribute to his parents.

“The relationship between a child and parents never changes. It doesn’t matter how old you get or where in the world you end up living or how much you have accomplished in life. The relationship remains simple – it’s one of unconditional love,” Jeev wrote in his Instagram post.

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