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"Want Tatas To Come Back To Singur": Bengal BJP Chief
The remarks come at a time when the newly installed BJP government is preparing a fresh land policy that it believes will form the backbone of a renewed industrialisation drive in a state that was once India's manufacturing powerhouse but has steadily lost ground over decades.
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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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PM Modi To Address Rally At Abandoned Tata Nano Site In Bengal's Singur
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to address a public gathering in Singur, Hooghly district, on January 18, during his planned two-day visit to West Bengal.
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Nurse Found Dead At Bengal Nursing Home, Family Alleges Sexual Assault, Murder
A nurse was found dead at a nursing home in West Bengal's Hooghly district, police said on Friday.
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"Legal Options Open": Trinamool On Ruling Favouring Tata Motors In Singur Case
Trinamool Congress downplayed the Tata Motors win in arbitral proceedings against the WBIDC for the abandoned car project in Singur, stressing that it is not the "final verdict" and that legal avenues are open before the state government.
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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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"Fight In Me Lives On": Mamata Banerjee On Her Fast Against Singur Project
Reminding people of her 26-day hunger strike which she started on this day 16 years ago to oppose "forcible acquisition" of farmland in Singur for a car factory Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday claimed she still has that fight in her.
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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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BJP Wants To Make Singur In Bengal Its "Turning Point": Trinamool
As the BJP begins a 72-hour agitation in Singur of West Bengal's Hoogly district, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) alleged that the BJP wants to make it their "turning point" and said that the BJP does not have any relation with the 'objective reality'.
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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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Days After PM Modi, Amit Shah Holds Massive Roadshow In Bengal's Singur, Assures Industrialisation
Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a massive roadshow today in West Bengal's Singur, once a hot spot of the anti-land acquisition movement. He assured rapid industrialisation of the region if BJP is voted to power in the ongoing elections.
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2 BJP Ministers Surrounded By Angry Party Workers In Singur Over Ticket
A BJP minister from Madhya Pradesh found himself locked inside a room by a furious crowd in West Bengal's Singur after the party gave an election ticket to a leader who had just joined from the rival Trinamool Congress.
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"Don't Support Bandhs But Backing Farmers' Demands": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today, more than ever, came out in support of farmers protesting against the central government's three new agricultural ordinances saying Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration must either withdraw the laws or simply step down.
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"Fighting For You Since Singur In 2006": Mamata Banerjee Backs Farmers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today reached out to the thousands of farmers protesting across India against three Central laws, saying she fully backed the demand for the ordinances' withdrawal.
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"Want Tatas To Come Back To Singur": Bengal BJP Chief
The remarks come at a time when the newly installed BJP government is preparing a fresh land policy that it believes will form the backbone of a renewed industrialisation drive in a state that was once India's manufacturing powerhouse but has steadily lost ground over decades.
-
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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PM Modi To Address Rally At Abandoned Tata Nano Site In Bengal's Singur
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is likely to address a public gathering in Singur, Hooghly district, on January 18, during his planned two-day visit to West Bengal.
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Nurse Found Dead At Bengal Nursing Home, Family Alleges Sexual Assault, Murder
A nurse was found dead at a nursing home in West Bengal's Hooghly district, police said on Friday.
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"Legal Options Open": Trinamool On Ruling Favouring Tata Motors In Singur Case
Trinamool Congress downplayed the Tata Motors win in arbitral proceedings against the WBIDC for the abandoned car project in Singur, stressing that it is not the "final verdict" and that legal avenues are open before the state government.
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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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"Fight In Me Lives On": Mamata Banerjee On Her Fast Against Singur Project
Reminding people of her 26-day hunger strike which she started on this day 16 years ago to oppose "forcible acquisition" of farmland in Singur for a car factory Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday claimed she still has that fight in her.
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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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BJP Wants To Make Singur In Bengal Its "Turning Point": Trinamool
As the BJP begins a 72-hour agitation in Singur of West Bengal's Hoogly district, the Trinamool Congress (TMC) alleged that the BJP wants to make it their "turning point" and said that the BJP does not have any relation with the 'objective reality'.
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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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Days After PM Modi, Amit Shah Holds Massive Roadshow In Bengal's Singur, Assures Industrialisation
Union Home Minister Amit Shah held a massive roadshow today in West Bengal's Singur, once a hot spot of the anti-land acquisition movement. He assured rapid industrialisation of the region if BJP is voted to power in the ongoing elections.
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2 BJP Ministers Surrounded By Angry Party Workers In Singur Over Ticket
A BJP minister from Madhya Pradesh found himself locked inside a room by a furious crowd in West Bengal's Singur after the party gave an election ticket to a leader who had just joined from the rival Trinamool Congress.
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"Don't Support Bandhs But Backing Farmers' Demands": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today, more than ever, came out in support of farmers protesting against the central government's three new agricultural ordinances saying Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration must either withdraw the laws or simply step down.
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"Fighting For You Since Singur In 2006": Mamata Banerjee Backs Farmers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today reached out to the thousands of farmers protesting across India against three Central laws, saying she fully backed the demand for the ordinances' withdrawal.
