Buddha Requests Tatas To Stay, Oppn To Cooperate

Kolkata: It

Dehradun, September 25 Scotching speculation that the Tatas had made up their mind to manufacture the Nano from Uttarakhand, Chief Secretary, Indu Kumar Pande, said on Thursday that there was no such proposal from the Tatas so far.

DH News Service, Kolar: A meeting called to negotiate a just compensation for the lands acquired in Kolar and Malur taluks, failed to arrive at a final decision.

DH News Service, Bangalore:

Once again, the troubled issue of land acquisition came to the fore as farmers walked out of a meeting with the Deputy Commissioner, over the price of land, on Thursday.

The compensation given to farmers whose land is being acquired for the Hardware Technology Park near the International Airport has been termed

Kadapa Sept. 25: Efforts to establish a special economic zone (SEZ) in Kadapa district failed. A total of 5,000 acres acquired from poor farmers for establishment of an SEZ is lying vacant. The Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Raja-sekhar Reddy, had allocated land to Infosys and Raheja companies in September 2007 for establishment of a mini IT SEZ in Kadapa city.

Units get advisory, paint job cancelled
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Calcutta, Sept. 24: Tata Motors has formally asked some vendors to

KOLKATA: West Bengal Governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi has said that land is not an impersonal, dematerialised share certificate which one can buy and sell with every swing of the Sensex. He has also called for sensitiveness to land losers.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Communist Party of India (CPI) State leadership has made it clear that there is no question of the party compromising on the demand for new legislation to govern the functioning of Special Economic Zones (SEZs) in the State.

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Kolkata: The spectre of Tata Motors pulling out of Singur loomed large even as there were reports on Wednesday of certain vendors moving out their equipment over the past few days from the project site, where work has remained suspended for more than three weeks.

Tata Motors, however, refused to comment.

Bs Reporter / Mumbai September 25, 2008, 0:36 IST

Amid reports of Tata Motors deciding to shift the mother plant of Nano, its small car, to Uttarakhand or Karnataka, Ratan Tata has written to Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh that the company will hold talks with the state government.