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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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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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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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Come, Make in Bengal, 'Things Are Changing': Mamata Banerjee in London
A selfie may seem out of character for Mamata Banerjee, but in London, the West Bengal Chief Minister adapted quickly to the calling-card now standard for Indian politicians.
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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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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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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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Come, Make in Bengal, 'Things Are Changing': Mamata Banerjee in London
A selfie may seem out of character for Mamata Banerjee, but in London, the West Bengal Chief Minister adapted quickly to the calling-card now standard for Indian politicians.
