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Singur Saga Comes Full Circle, Mamata Banerjee Starts Returning Land To Farmers
The Singur saga came full circle today with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee beginning to hand back land to farmers that Supreme Court ruled was acquired illegally by the Left Front government 10 years ago.
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After Singur, Farmers In Rajarhat Want Mamata Banerjee To Return Lands
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee kept her promise at Singur. On September 14, a month and a half after a Supreme Court order, her government started returning land, acquired forcibly by the previous regime for Tata's car factory, to farmers.
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Mamata Banerjee To Distribute 800 Cheques To Singur Farmers Today
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will today compensate 800 farmers after the Supreme Court cancelled the Singur land acquisition.
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Mamata Banerjee To Distribute 800 Cheques To Singur Farmers On September 14
Stating that her government would follow the Supreme Court order cancelling the Singur land acquisition "line by line", West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said that the state would compensate 800 farmers and also distribute 9,117 land records today.
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Bengal Government Wants Singur Movement Part Of School Syllabus
Buoyed by the Supreme Court judgement on the Singur issue, the West Bengal government wants to include the subject in the school syllabus.
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We Will Follow Supreme Court Order On Singur Line-By-Line: Mamata Banerjee
A day after the Supreme Court's verdict on Singur, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said the farmers will get back their land within the time-frame set by the top court.
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Had Tears Of Joy, Now Can Die In Peace: Mamata Banerjee After Singur Verdict
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday hailed the Supreme Court's order setting aside the land acquisition for the Tata Motors' Nano project as a "landmark victory", adding that she had "tears of joy" on learning about the decision and can now "die in peace".
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Singur Ecstatic As Supreme Court Cancels Land Allotment To Tatas
The agony is over. Singur is ecstatic. It has been 10 years since their fight began against the "forcible acquisition" of their fertile farm land. They had even stopped dreaming this day would come. But it has. August 31, 2016.
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Opinion: Ratan Tata's Legacy Tarnished By Supreme Court's Singur Verdict
It's not often that a grown man gets goose pimples. I did, today, thanks to the Supreme Court verdict in the Singur land acquisition case. A flood of memories from a full decade ago came rushing back.
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Supreme Court Quashes Tata Motors' Singur Land Deal
The Supreme Court of India has ruled on the Tata Motors Singur land deal in West Bengal. The apex court has cancelled the deal in which the former Left government in West Bengal had acquired 1000 acres of farmland for Tata Motors to set up its new car plant.
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Tata 1,000-Acre Singur Deal, Fought By Mamata Banerjee, Nixed By Supreme Court
Land acquired in Bengal's Singur for Tata Motors' Nano factory must be returned to farmers, the Supreme Court said today, cancelling a 10-year-old agreement.
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Supreme Court Raises Questions On Singur Land Allocation For Tata Motors
Tata Motors, which was allotted land for its proposed Nano car plant in Singur in West Bengal which eventually was shifted to Gujarat, had a tough time on Thursday in the Supreme Court to justify its claim for retaining it.
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Tata wants to retain Singur land, keen on returning to West Bengal
Tata Motors today told the Supreme Court that it wanted to keep the leasehold rights over the 997 acre land, allotted by the Left Front government at Singur in West Bengal as it is keen on returning to the state with next phase of expansion of the Nano car project.
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Tata Motors wants to retain Singur land, keen to return with Nano project
The court was hearing a special leave petition filed by the West Bengal government challenging the quashing of the Singur Land Acquisition Act by the Calcutta High Court.
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Tata group will not exit West Bengal: Cyrus Mistry
Mr. Mistry, who chaired the meeting for the first time after becoming the chairman of Tata Sons last year, succeeding Ratan Tata, declined to make any comment on the Supreme Court's recent observations on Singur.
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Singur Saga Comes Full Circle, Mamata Banerjee Starts Returning Land To Farmers
The Singur saga came full circle today with West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee beginning to hand back land to farmers that Supreme Court ruled was acquired illegally by the Left Front government 10 years ago.
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After Singur, Farmers In Rajarhat Want Mamata Banerjee To Return Lands
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee kept her promise at Singur. On September 14, a month and a half after a Supreme Court order, her government started returning land, acquired forcibly by the previous regime for Tata's car factory, to farmers.
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Mamata Banerjee To Distribute 800 Cheques To Singur Farmers Today
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee will today compensate 800 farmers after the Supreme Court cancelled the Singur land acquisition.
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Mamata Banerjee To Distribute 800 Cheques To Singur Farmers On September 14
Stating that her government would follow the Supreme Court order cancelling the Singur land acquisition "line by line", West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said that the state would compensate 800 farmers and also distribute 9,117 land records today.
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Bengal Government Wants Singur Movement Part Of School Syllabus
Buoyed by the Supreme Court judgement on the Singur issue, the West Bengal government wants to include the subject in the school syllabus.
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We Will Follow Supreme Court Order On Singur Line-By-Line: Mamata Banerjee
A day after the Supreme Court's verdict on Singur, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said the farmers will get back their land within the time-frame set by the top court.
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Had Tears Of Joy, Now Can Die In Peace: Mamata Banerjee After Singur Verdict
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday hailed the Supreme Court's order setting aside the land acquisition for the Tata Motors' Nano project as a "landmark victory", adding that she had "tears of joy" on learning about the decision and can now "die in peace".
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Singur Ecstatic As Supreme Court Cancels Land Allotment To Tatas
The agony is over. Singur is ecstatic. It has been 10 years since their fight began against the "forcible acquisition" of their fertile farm land. They had even stopped dreaming this day would come. But it has. August 31, 2016.
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Opinion: Ratan Tata's Legacy Tarnished By Supreme Court's Singur Verdict
It's not often that a grown man gets goose pimples. I did, today, thanks to the Supreme Court verdict in the Singur land acquisition case. A flood of memories from a full decade ago came rushing back.
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Supreme Court Quashes Tata Motors' Singur Land Deal
The Supreme Court of India has ruled on the Tata Motors Singur land deal in West Bengal. The apex court has cancelled the deal in which the former Left government in West Bengal had acquired 1000 acres of farmland for Tata Motors to set up its new car plant.
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Tata 1,000-Acre Singur Deal, Fought By Mamata Banerjee, Nixed By Supreme Court
Land acquired in Bengal's Singur for Tata Motors' Nano factory must be returned to farmers, the Supreme Court said today, cancelling a 10-year-old agreement.
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Supreme Court Raises Questions On Singur Land Allocation For Tata Motors
Tata Motors, which was allotted land for its proposed Nano car plant in Singur in West Bengal which eventually was shifted to Gujarat, had a tough time on Thursday in the Supreme Court to justify its claim for retaining it.
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Tata wants to retain Singur land, keen on returning to West Bengal
Tata Motors today told the Supreme Court that it wanted to keep the leasehold rights over the 997 acre land, allotted by the Left Front government at Singur in West Bengal as it is keen on returning to the state with next phase of expansion of the Nano car project.
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Tata Motors wants to retain Singur land, keen to return with Nano project
The court was hearing a special leave petition filed by the West Bengal government challenging the quashing of the Singur Land Acquisition Act by the Calcutta High Court.
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Tata group will not exit West Bengal: Cyrus Mistry
Mr. Mistry, who chaired the meeting for the first time after becoming the chairman of Tata Sons last year, succeeding Ratan Tata, declined to make any comment on the Supreme Court's recent observations on Singur.
