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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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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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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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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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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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Ratan Tata Has 'Lost His Mind', Says Bengal Minister Amit Mitra, Stung by Criticism
Ratan Tata has "lost his mind", West Bengal Finance Minister Amit Mitra has said, upset at the top industrialist's comment that he has not noticed any industrial development in the state.
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Shifting From Singur Gave Us a High Negative Cost: Ratan Tata
Tata, who took the decision to shift the Nano plant from Singur in 2008, was the chairman of Tata Sons then and retired two years back.
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Tata challenges allegations made by Mamata in Singur Bill
Mamata Banerjee got one step closer today to delivering one of her biggest campaign promises - that she would return 400 acres to farmers in Singur who did not want to give their land to the Tata Group and refused compensation. The land was leased by the Left when it was in power to the Tata Group who planned to set up a manufacturing plant for its...
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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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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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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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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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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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Ratan Tata Has 'Lost His Mind', Says Bengal Minister Amit Mitra, Stung by Criticism
Ratan Tata has "lost his mind", West Bengal Finance Minister Amit Mitra has said, upset at the top industrialist's comment that he has not noticed any industrial development in the state.
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Shifting From Singur Gave Us a High Negative Cost: Ratan Tata
Tata, who took the decision to shift the Nano plant from Singur in 2008, was the chairman of Tata Sons then and retired two years back.
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Tata challenges allegations made by Mamata in Singur Bill
Mamata Banerjee got one step closer today to delivering one of her biggest campaign promises - that she would return 400 acres to farmers in Singur who did not want to give their land to the Tata Group and refused compensation. The land was leased by the Left when it was in power to the Tata Group who planned to set up a manufacturing plant for its...
