Veteran realtor’s personal memoir released

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Gurugram, Updated At : 05:59 AM Nov 16, 2024 IST

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Veteran realtor and DLF, Chairman Emeritus, KP Singh’s personal memoir Why the Heck Not? was released by Penguin Random House India today.

Singh, who retired as Executive Chairman, DLF, in 2020, led DLF to become India’s largest real estate company with a significant nationwide presence. Co-authored with celebrated leadership coach Aparna Jain, the book shares Singh’s bold vision, life philosophy and invaluable lessons drawn from decades of pioneering India’s real estate industry and establishing benchmarks in corporate excellence.

This personal narrative chronicles Singh’s journey from modest beginnings to becoming a transformative force in Indian business, highlighting his pivotal role in shaping DLF into a real estate leader.

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