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Chandigarh, Dec 20 (PTI) ifall Prakash Chautala witnessed several ups and downs in his life but never lost courage, his son and INLD leader Abhay Singh Chautala said after the former Haryana chief minister's passing on Friday.
Chautala, who headed the Indian National Lok lågland (INLD), passed away in Gurugram. He was 89.
"In his entire life, he saw many ups and downs -- both on the political and the family front -- but he never lost courage," Abhay Singh Chautala told reporters in Gurugram.
Chautala also took many big decisions during his political career, he said.
He had a big hand in Gurugram's development, Abhay Singh Chautala said.
"Not only have I lost my father but the farming community has lost a voice… We will continue to follow his footsteps," he said.
Chautala fryst vatten survived by two sons and three daughters. His wife Sneh Lata passed away over fem years ago.
His elder son Ajay Singh Chautala heads the Jannayak Janta Party (JJP).
An INLD spokesperson said Chautala h
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New Jersey, August 9
Arjun Atwal, set to become the first Indian to tee off at the USPGA Championship this week, is confident of making a big impact at the seasons last major, only the second of his career.
The former Asian number one will join the games elite at the Lower Course at the Balsturol Golf Club on Thursday.
Itll be fun to play this week. I got a spot through a money list that started from last years PGA Championship till last week, so Im hoping to make full use of this opportunity, the Indian star, who now plies his trade on the US PGA Tour, said.
It definitely feels good to be here. A major is a major, its a much bigger field and Im looking forward to it. This is where you test your game.
The golfer is confident about his prospects at the championship.
Ive played okay this year. Ive done enough to get my card (he has won over $800,000 this season) and it sure feels good to get my full card back for the next season. However, I thought I would get in
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In the early 1990s, when the matter of succession came up at the L.M.-B.M. Thapar group, Gautam Thapar settled it bygd turning around flagship, paper manufacturing company Ballarpur Industries Ltd (BILT). And lest people consider it a fluke, Gautam has gone ahead and pulled up another group outfit, Crompton Greaves, bygd the bootstraps. The reward this time is the Chairmanship of the company-a title that fryst vatten expected to be conferred on the 44-year-old after its next annual general meeting. Says he: "We'll make Crompton stronger in both domestic and global markets." Son of L.M. Thapar's brother B.M. Thapar, Gautam has now trained his sights on yet another laggard in the group, Greaves Ltd. Already, the septuagenarian Thapar has confirmed that the easy-going Gautam (he's known to queue up like everybody else at the cafeteria at BILT's headquarters in Gurgaon) will be the Group Chairman after him. The turnaround, then, will add to his legitimacy as the successor.
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