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Niira Radia Explains Why Ratan Tata Chose Singur For Nano Factory
The decision to build Nano, the Rs 1 lakh car, in Bengal's Singur, had taken Ratan Tata's team by surprise, as did the price point of the car, Niira Radia told NDTV.
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"Welcome": When PM Modi's SMS To Ratan Tata Helped Gujarat Get Nano Plant
'Welcome', a one word SMS from the then Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi to the then Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata led to shifting the Tata Nano project from West Bengal to Gujarat way back in 2008.
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Tatas Can Recover Rs 766 Crore From Bengal For Singur Investment: Panel
The Bengal government has to pay Tata Motors a massive sum of Rs 765.78 crore with 11 per cent interest from September 2016 for the closure of its Nano factory in Singur, the company said today.
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"I Didn't Chase Out Tatas, CPM Did": Mamata Banerjee's Surprising Claim
Holding CPM responsible for the anti-land acquisition protests in Singur, that forced Tata Motors out of the state, the Bengal Chief Minister said there is no dearth of land in Bengal and so there is no need to acquire land forcefully
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Tatas In Talks With West Bengal Government For Big Ticket Investments
One of the biggest business conglomerates in India, the Tatas, are in talks with the West Bengal government over big ticket investments in the state.
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13 Years After Singur Movement, Bengal Minister Says Tatas "Most Welcome"
Thirteen years after their small car project was forced out of West Bengal following the anti-land acquisition movement in Singur, Industry and IT Minister Partha Chatterjee has said talks are on with the Tatas for big-ticket investments in the state
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Mamata Banerjee Did Not Allow Farmers' Scheme To "Satisfy Ego": JP Nadda
BJP chief JP Nadda took on Chief Minster Mamata Banerjee today, alleging that Bengal's farmers have been left out of the benefits of Central schemes just because of her "ego". Draped in a traditional red "gamcha" (towel), the BJP chief said the people of Bengal will bid "tata" to her and her Trinamool Congress just after the assembly elections.
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Mukul Roy, Ex-Trinamool Leader, Calls Singur Agitation A "Mistake"
Senior BJP leader Mukul Roy on Saturday said the Singur movement, which had catapulted Mamata Banerjee and the Trinamool Congress to power in West Bengal, was a "mistake", as it neither helped industry in the state nor did any good to the farming community.
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Tata To Supply 80 Electric Buses To West Bengal Transport Corporation
Tata Motors has announced that it will supply 80 electric buses to the West Bengal Transport Corporation. The order includes 40 units of 9-metre Ultra Electric AC E-buses and 40 units of 12-metre e-buses, out of which 20 units of the 9-metre e-buses have already been delivered.
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Bengal BJP Visits Former Air Force Chief Arup Raha As Part Of Outreach Programme
Even in West Bengal, the BJP has kicked off 'Sampark for Samarthan', the outreach programme that had party president Amit Shah knocking on the doors of celebrities like Kapil Dev, Madhuri Dixit, Ratan Tata, to name the very latest.
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Nano Project Helped Gujarat Become Car Manufacturing Hub: Ratan Tata
Tata Motors had relocated its plant to produce the Nano small car from Singur in West Bengal to Sanand in Gujarat in 2008.
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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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Dismantling Of Tata Motors' Shed Begins In West Bengal's Singur
The West Bengal government on Monday began dismantling of the Tata Motor's abandoned shed at Gopalnagar sector in Singur in order to return it to the farmers as per the orders of the Supreme Court.
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After Saying Goodbye To Nano, Bengal Out To Welcome BMW
The Tata group may have said 'Good Bye' to West Bengal for its Nano project, but West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee is actively wooing the auto industry.
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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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Niira Radia Explains Why Ratan Tata Chose Singur For Nano Factory
The decision to build Nano, the Rs 1 lakh car, in Bengal's Singur, had taken Ratan Tata's team by surprise, as did the price point of the car, Niira Radia told NDTV.
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"Welcome": When PM Modi's SMS To Ratan Tata Helped Gujarat Get Nano Plant
'Welcome', a one word SMS from the then Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi to the then Tata Group Chairman Ratan Tata led to shifting the Tata Nano project from West Bengal to Gujarat way back in 2008.
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Tatas Can Recover Rs 766 Crore From Bengal For Singur Investment: Panel
The Bengal government has to pay Tata Motors a massive sum of Rs 765.78 crore with 11 per cent interest from September 2016 for the closure of its Nano factory in Singur, the company said today.
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"I Didn't Chase Out Tatas, CPM Did": Mamata Banerjee's Surprising Claim
Holding CPM responsible for the anti-land acquisition protests in Singur, that forced Tata Motors out of the state, the Bengal Chief Minister said there is no dearth of land in Bengal and so there is no need to acquire land forcefully
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Tatas In Talks With West Bengal Government For Big Ticket Investments
One of the biggest business conglomerates in India, the Tatas, are in talks with the West Bengal government over big ticket investments in the state.
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13 Years After Singur Movement, Bengal Minister Says Tatas "Most Welcome"
Thirteen years after their small car project was forced out of West Bengal following the anti-land acquisition movement in Singur, Industry and IT Minister Partha Chatterjee has said talks are on with the Tatas for big-ticket investments in the state
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Mamata Banerjee Did Not Allow Farmers' Scheme To "Satisfy Ego": JP Nadda
BJP chief JP Nadda took on Chief Minster Mamata Banerjee today, alleging that Bengal's farmers have been left out of the benefits of Central schemes just because of her "ego". Draped in a traditional red "gamcha" (towel), the BJP chief said the people of Bengal will bid "tata" to her and her Trinamool Congress just after the assembly elections.
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Mukul Roy, Ex-Trinamool Leader, Calls Singur Agitation A "Mistake"
Senior BJP leader Mukul Roy on Saturday said the Singur movement, which had catapulted Mamata Banerjee and the Trinamool Congress to power in West Bengal, was a "mistake", as it neither helped industry in the state nor did any good to the farming community.
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Tata To Supply 80 Electric Buses To West Bengal Transport Corporation
Tata Motors has announced that it will supply 80 electric buses to the West Bengal Transport Corporation. The order includes 40 units of 9-metre Ultra Electric AC E-buses and 40 units of 12-metre e-buses, out of which 20 units of the 9-metre e-buses have already been delivered.
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Bengal BJP Visits Former Air Force Chief Arup Raha As Part Of Outreach Programme
Even in West Bengal, the BJP has kicked off 'Sampark for Samarthan', the outreach programme that had party president Amit Shah knocking on the doors of celebrities like Kapil Dev, Madhuri Dixit, Ratan Tata, to name the very latest.
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Nano Project Helped Gujarat Become Car Manufacturing Hub: Ratan Tata
Tata Motors had relocated its plant to produce the Nano small car from Singur in West Bengal to Sanand in Gujarat in 2008.
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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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Dismantling Of Tata Motors' Shed Begins In West Bengal's Singur
The West Bengal government on Monday began dismantling of the Tata Motor's abandoned shed at Gopalnagar sector in Singur in order to return it to the farmers as per the orders of the Supreme Court.
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After Saying Goodbye To Nano, Bengal Out To Welcome BMW
The Tata group may have said 'Good Bye' to West Bengal for its Nano project, but West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee is actively wooing the auto industry.
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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".
