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Kushal Pal Singh was born in 1931 in a small town in Uttar Pradesh, India. He served as an officer in the Indian Army before joining a real estate company called DLF, started by his father-in-law. At that time, the company was struggling. Singh bought land on credit and helped make DLF successful. He is known for turning Gurgaon from a quiet area into a modern city with offices, homes, and shopping centers. As of July 2025, DLF's market capitalization (market cap) is around ₹2,05,000 crore (about $24 billion USD). Kushal Pal Singh's personal net worth is estimated at about $18.5 billion USD, which is approximately ₹1,60,000 crore INR.

A viral video revealed the devastating impact of Gurugram's monsoon rains, with upscale homes submerged and property destroyed. The incident has sparked outrage, highlighting critical flaws in the city's drainage.  

Valued at approximately Rs 11,000 crore, the luxury residences of DLF Privana sprawling across 116-acre spans 17.7 acres and features six premium towers rising to stilt+ 50 storeys.

Gurugram man's viral post exposed Rs 7.5 lakh/month cost of living in Rs 3 crore flat, igniting debate on luxury life.

Situated on Gurugram's Golf Course Road, the 16,290-square-foot plush property is DLF's latest ultra-luxury project. The property is a part of DLF's premium Camellias development.

DLF Chairman KP Singh shared that the urban master planning should be for 100 years and not targeted at the short-term goals.

Here is all about the Resilient Journey of Kushal Pal Singh, the mastermind behind DLF's success. 

The 91-year-old tycoon spoke openly about finding love again following the death of his wife in 2018 in an interview recently.

"We have achieved robust growth in our sales bookings in the first nine months of this fiscal year; DLF Group Executive Director and Chief Business Officer Aakash Ohri told PTI.

Its net profit had stood at Rs 449 crore in the corresponding quarter last year. DLF's net profit fell despite higher income because of a provision of an exceptional item of Rs 224 crore. Net profit increased to Rs 1,094.78 crore during the April-December 2021 period, from Rs 605.23 crore in the year-ago period.

Malls, restaurants and other public places across India were closed since March 25, when the country went into a complete lockdown. 

The panel also approved the issue price of Rs 183.40 per equity share, which is at a discount of 4.98 percent (i.E. Rs 9.61 per share) to the floor price of Rs 193.01 per share.

According to a regulatory filing, DLF has launched its QIP on Monday and the floor price has been fixed at Rs 193.01 per equity share.

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Ruling out vendetta behind the case, Khattar said the BJP government has been fully committed to uproot corruption since the day it came to power.

Out of Rs 15,000 crore worth of housing units, around Rs 9,000-10,000 crore inventories are in Gurugram.

The company also plans to offer and issue up to 17.30 crore equity shares of Rs 2 each to eligible investors.

In late August, DLF promoters sold the entire 40 percent stake in its rental arm DCCDL for Rs 11,900 crore.

The Haryana government had, on Sunday, announced the name of recently retired IAS officer Krishan Kumar Khandelwal as Chairperson of the Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) at Gurugram.

Ashok Khemka, the 1991-batch IAS officer, has faced more than 45 transfers in his career.