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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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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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Mamata Banerjee Returns Land To Farmers, Asks Tatas To Be A Sport
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today handed over land 'parchas' and cheques to the farmers in Singur even as she sent messages to firms saying any company willing to set up auto firm in the state is "welcome".
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Singur Ecstatic As Supreme Court Cancels Land Allotment To Tatas
The agony is over. Singur is ecstatic. It has been 10 years since their fight began against the "forcible acquisition" of their fertile farm land. They had even stopped dreaming this day would come. But it has. August 31, 2016.
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A Big Win For Mamata Banerjee? Unlikely
Voters in Bengal are scared that someone is watching them, hearing what they may say, and they don't want to suffer any consequences.
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Tata group will not exit West Bengal: Cyrus Mistry
Mr. Mistry, who chaired the meeting for the first time after becoming the chairman of Tata Sons last year, succeeding Ratan Tata, declined to make any comment on the Supreme Court's recent observations on Singur.
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Despite 'great disappointment' at Singur, Tatas may still go to West Bengal
Singur was a "great disappointment" but Tata group may still go to West Bengal, hints outgoing Chairman of the group Ratan Tata. "Need not be Tata Motors. We have until the court decides this, the plant is still there. Whether it is Tata Motors or something else," he said in an interview to PTI.
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Huge blow for Mamata Banerjee in battle with Tatas, she loses Singur court case: Top 10 facts
Mamata Banerjee has lost the Singur court case against Tata Motors. The Calcutta High Court has ruled that the legislation introduced by her that allows the government to recover land leased in Singur to Tata Motors is constitutionally invalid.
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Singur: Calcutta High Court rejects Tatas' petition
The Calcutta High Court has rejected Tata prayer for stay on return of Singur land to unwilling farmers, as Tata had not stated in petition that state was going to return lands any day.The Tatas had moved a petition challenging the rules of the Singur Act framed on June 23 for implementing the Act to return lands to unwilling owners and seeking sta...
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Statement from Tata Motors on Singur Bill
After the West Bengal government today passed the Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development Bill 2011, Tata Motors released a statement this evening saying the firm "will study the Bill and take appropriate steps." The company stresses that it invested nearly Rs 1800 crore in establishing the plant at Singur and another Rs 440 crore on const...
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Singur Bill set to be tabled in Bengal Assembly tomorrow
The West Bengal government has put the onus on Tata Motors for "non- commissioning" and "abandoning" its Nano project and ancilliary factories at Singur for which a Bill would be tabled in the Assembly tomorrow to vest the land with the state.The Singur Land Rehabilitation Bill, 2011, which was circulated in the House today, said it was to provide ...
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Tatas want adequate compensation for Singur land
A day after the West Bengal government announced that it has taken back 997 acres of land, with the Tatas on a 99-year lease at Singur through an ordinance, the Tatas said they were happy to return the land if it was needed for the development of Bengal. They, however, demanded adequate compensation from the government as they invested in developin...
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We would like to be compensated for Singur land: Tata
Addressing a press conference along with Nirupam Sen, Ratan Tata assured that he won't abort other projects in the state.
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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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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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Mamata Banerjee Returns Land To Farmers, Asks Tatas To Be A Sport
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today handed over land 'parchas' and cheques to the farmers in Singur even as she sent messages to firms saying any company willing to set up auto firm in the state is "welcome".
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Singur Ecstatic As Supreme Court Cancels Land Allotment To Tatas
The agony is over. Singur is ecstatic. It has been 10 years since their fight began against the "forcible acquisition" of their fertile farm land. They had even stopped dreaming this day would come. But it has. August 31, 2016.
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A Big Win For Mamata Banerjee? Unlikely
Voters in Bengal are scared that someone is watching them, hearing what they may say, and they don't want to suffer any consequences.
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Tata group will not exit West Bengal: Cyrus Mistry
Mr. Mistry, who chaired the meeting for the first time after becoming the chairman of Tata Sons last year, succeeding Ratan Tata, declined to make any comment on the Supreme Court's recent observations on Singur.
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Despite 'great disappointment' at Singur, Tatas may still go to West Bengal
Singur was a "great disappointment" but Tata group may still go to West Bengal, hints outgoing Chairman of the group Ratan Tata. "Need not be Tata Motors. We have until the court decides this, the plant is still there. Whether it is Tata Motors or something else," he said in an interview to PTI.
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Huge blow for Mamata Banerjee in battle with Tatas, she loses Singur court case: Top 10 facts
Mamata Banerjee has lost the Singur court case against Tata Motors. The Calcutta High Court has ruled that the legislation introduced by her that allows the government to recover land leased in Singur to Tata Motors is constitutionally invalid.
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Singur: Calcutta High Court rejects Tatas' petition
The Calcutta High Court has rejected Tata prayer for stay on return of Singur land to unwilling farmers, as Tata had not stated in petition that state was going to return lands any day.The Tatas had moved a petition challenging the rules of the Singur Act framed on June 23 for implementing the Act to return lands to unwilling owners and seeking sta...
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Statement from Tata Motors on Singur Bill
After the West Bengal government today passed the Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development Bill 2011, Tata Motors released a statement this evening saying the firm "will study the Bill and take appropriate steps." The company stresses that it invested nearly Rs 1800 crore in establishing the plant at Singur and another Rs 440 crore on const...
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Singur Bill set to be tabled in Bengal Assembly tomorrow
The West Bengal government has put the onus on Tata Motors for "non- commissioning" and "abandoning" its Nano project and ancilliary factories at Singur for which a Bill would be tabled in the Assembly tomorrow to vest the land with the state.The Singur Land Rehabilitation Bill, 2011, which was circulated in the House today, said it was to provide ...
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Tatas want adequate compensation for Singur land
A day after the West Bengal government announced that it has taken back 997 acres of land, with the Tatas on a 99-year lease at Singur through an ordinance, the Tatas said they were happy to return the land if it was needed for the development of Bengal. They, however, demanded adequate compensation from the government as they invested in developin...
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We would like to be compensated for Singur land: Tata
Addressing a press conference along with Nirupam Sen, Ratan Tata assured that he won't abort other projects in the state.
