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In Singur, PM Modi's "Mahajungle Raj" Jab At Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool
Bengal Wants To End Trinamool's "Mahajungle Raj": PM Modi's Big Attack In Singur
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Singur Movement Changed Bengal's Politics, But Not Farmers' Lives
Singur, which changed the course of West Bengal politics in 2006, is once again at the centre of a controversy 18 years later. Back then the question was about why set up industry on fertile agricultural land.
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Mamata Banerjee Shreds Party Workers For Greed, Nepotism Over Singur Loss
The Trinamool Congress's defeat at West Bengal's Singur in the Lok Sabha elections last month is "a shame" for the party, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is reported to have said at an internal meeting in Kolkata on Friday. "It is our fault that we lost Singur," she added.
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BJP Seeks Permission For Sit-In At Mamata Banerjee's Protest Site
The BJP's West Bengal unit has sought permission from the Kolkata Police to conduct a dharna later this month at the same spot in the city where West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had organised a sit-in demonstration last week.
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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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Trinamool Manifesto In Olchiki Too, Mamata Banerjee Admits Undone Task In Singur
For the first time ever, Mamata Banerjee has brought out the Trinamool's election manifesto in five languages - Bengali, English, Hindi, Urdu and Olchiki which is the Santhali language - and claimed much more had been done than promised in 2011, including a bill to reacquire the land at Singur which is, however, now in court.
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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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Singur farmers want their land back ahead of crucial verdict on land acquisition case
Pratap Ghosh's house in Singur is a large one. It has a courtyard with flowering trees. At one end is the kitchen. It is an old stately house with a row of rooms alongside a long verandah . Its 50-year-old owner lives here with his wife and three children one of whom is married.
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Who is Mukul Roy?
Mamata Banerjee's trusted Lieutenant has been with the Trinamool Congress since its founding, particularly during the party's movements against land acquisition at Singur and Nandigram, but has always preferred keeping a low profile.
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Prime Minister didn't phone me during my hunger strike: Mamata
Mamata Banerjee has hit out at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, saying that in 2006, when she was on a hunger strike on the Singur issue, he had come to Kolkata but not even telephoned her. The West Bengal Chief Minister expressed her grievance in an interview to some local television channels in Kolkata.
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In Singur, PM Modi's "Mahajungle Raj" Jab At Mamata Banerjee's Trinamool
Bengal Wants To End Trinamool's "Mahajungle Raj": PM Modi's Big Attack In Singur
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Singur Movement Changed Bengal's Politics, But Not Farmers' Lives
Singur, which changed the course of West Bengal politics in 2006, is once again at the centre of a controversy 18 years later. Back then the question was about why set up industry on fertile agricultural land.
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Mamata Banerjee Shreds Party Workers For Greed, Nepotism Over Singur Loss
The Trinamool Congress's defeat at West Bengal's Singur in the Lok Sabha elections last month is "a shame" for the party, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee is reported to have said at an internal meeting in Kolkata on Friday. "It is our fault that we lost Singur," she added.
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BJP Seeks Permission For Sit-In At Mamata Banerjee's Protest Site
The BJP's West Bengal unit has sought permission from the Kolkata Police to conduct a dharna later this month at the same spot in the city where West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee had organised a sit-in demonstration last week.
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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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Trinamool Manifesto In Olchiki Too, Mamata Banerjee Admits Undone Task In Singur
For the first time ever, Mamata Banerjee has brought out the Trinamool's election manifesto in five languages - Bengali, English, Hindi, Urdu and Olchiki which is the Santhali language - and claimed much more had been done than promised in 2011, including a bill to reacquire the land at Singur which is, however, now in court.
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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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Singur farmers want their land back ahead of crucial verdict on land acquisition case
Pratap Ghosh's house in Singur is a large one. It has a courtyard with flowering trees. At one end is the kitchen. It is an old stately house with a row of rooms alongside a long verandah . Its 50-year-old owner lives here with his wife and three children one of whom is married.
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Who is Mukul Roy?
Mamata Banerjee's trusted Lieutenant has been with the Trinamool Congress since its founding, particularly during the party's movements against land acquisition at Singur and Nandigram, but has always preferred keeping a low profile.
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Prime Minister didn't phone me during my hunger strike: Mamata
Mamata Banerjee has hit out at Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, saying that in 2006, when she was on a hunger strike on the Singur issue, he had come to Kolkata but not even telephoned her. The West Bengal Chief Minister expressed her grievance in an interview to some local television channels in Kolkata.
