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DLF GROUP's Chairman Emeritus, Kushal Pal Singh, aka know as KP Singh has found love again after the death of his wife in 2028. This came during the interview with CNBC-TV18, where the 91-year-old opened up about finding a partner again in life.

He called the beginning of his career, his days of a sportsperson and married life with his late wife who died due to cancer in 2018, said that those initial days were lonely when his wife left him after 65 years.

Singh went on and described his life saying that he had amazing married life. Additionally, he said his wife was not a partner only but a friend also. "I had an amazing married life. My wife was not only my partner but a friend too. Our compatibility was good. We tried our best, but nothing could be done. You land in a situation of a lonely man," he said during the interview with CNBC-TV18.

He also recalled the changes in life after his wife's demise and said, ''if you lose a partner of 65 years, you can't be the same. You're thinking differently. So I'm trying to restructure myself,'' he added.

Sharing his happiness in finding a new life partner Singh said she is an energetic and wonderful person.

"I was very lucky that I met a very charming person who is my partner now. Her name is Sheena. She's one of the best people in my life, I've met now. She's energetic. She keeps me on my toes. And she has a wonderful set of friends all over the world," he said in the interview.

Meanwhile, taking to Twitter, Congress senior leader Digvijaya Singh congratulated and gave best wishes for finding love at 91. The leader also said that age is never an issue.

"Our Congratulations and best wishes to KP Bhai. Age is never an issue. What you deserved you found her," Didvijaya Singh said in a tweet.

According to Forbes, Singh has a net worth of USD 8.81 billion. In 1961, the business tycoon left the army postingto join DLF. The company was started by his father-in-law in 1946.

He later built DLF City in Gurgaon, on the outskirts of Delhi, by acquiring land from farmers. The firm is now run by his son Rajiv as chairman.