Whatever The Odds

By K. P. Singh

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About the book

The DLF saga has few rivals in the realty sector. Starting from Delhi, where the company developed the city’s major residential colonies, the developer’s focus shifted to Gurgaon in the 1970s, transforming a small town into a city of skyrises that is now an international business hub and a destination for young professionals to stay and work. Extraordinary as the story is, that of the man behind the revival and enormous success of the company is even more so, covering a journey from a small town in Uttar Pradesh to England where he became a part of high society, to a return to India and an army career en route to taking charge of DLF. From the small detail to the big picture, nothing is missing in this riveting account of conducting business in India in a politically charged atmosphere. As too of his own life with all its challenges and triumph over odds that would have defeated most people.

Pages: 344

Available in: Hardback

Language: English

K. P. Singh

KUSHAL PAL SINGH, popularly known as K.P. Singh, has been the chairman of DLF Ltd for several decades and is a trustee and a member of the governingboards of various educational and philanthropic institutions. He was conferred the Padma Bhushan by the President of India in 2010 in recognition of his outstanding achievements.RAMESH MENON is a recipient of the prestigious Ramnath Goenka Award for Excellence in Journalism. Starting as a reporter with the Times of India, he has been associate editor, India Today, roving editor, rediff.com, and executive producer, BITV and TV Today. RAMAN SWAMY is a Delhi-based journalist and writer. He has worked with the Times of India, the Economic Times, India Today and Sunday Observer. He has been editor of This Fortnight, Surya India and Now Magazine. He is the co-author of The Other India at Work, a coffee-table book published by the ILO.