Bs Reporter / New Delhi September 05, 2008, 0:20 IST

The tussle within the Congress over the controversy in West Bengal

Subrata Nagchoudhury

Kolkata, September 4: To keep the Nano factory from moving out of the state, the West Bengal Government is ready with what it calls an

Bs Reporter / Kolkata September 05, 2008, 0:32 IST

Trinamool backs down on extent of claims.

The government of West Bengal is likely to accept the

Bs Reporter / Kolkata September 04, 2008, 1:46 IST

Governor Gandhi to hold first meeting today.

West Bengal Governor Gopal Krishna Gandhi has convened a preliminary agenda-setting meeting between combating sides on the Singur issue on September 4 and a formal meeting at 10 am on September 5 in a bid to work out a solution to the problem of reconciling farmers who refused compensation for land they lost to the Tata Motors

Sreelatha Menon / New Delhi September 04, 2008, 1:33 IST

Tata Motors decision to suspend work indefinitely in Singur underlines the rise of civil society movements in the last decade in the context of land acquisition by industry aided by government, and more recently in the context of the SEZ Act.

Solan, September 02 A two-member team of the Central Bureau of Investigations on Tuesday, arrived in Rihun village, Solan sub-division, to probe the case where 18 people from Haryana, including Punjab and Haryana High Court Judge Nirmal Yadav, had purchased land allegedly in violation of the Himachal Pradesh Land Reforms and Tenancy Act-1972. The team also visited the office of Tehsildar and inquired about the facts relating to the controversial land deal.

Mohali, September 02 * Booth prices fell from Rs 1.56 cr to Rs 66.25 lakh
* An SCF fetched Rs 6.3 cr, double its earlier rate

* SSS bids reduced from Rs 2.6 cr to Rs 2.53 crore

The coffers of the Greater Mohali Area Development Authority (GMADA) swelled by Rs 6304.75 lakh on Tuesday after the sale of 33 freehold commercial sites in Mohali. GMADA

Marcus Dam

Company evaluating alternative options

Kolkata: Tata Motors Limited on Tuesday announced suspension of work at its small car manufacturing plant at Singur in West Bengal

Subrata Nagchoudhury

Tata Motors suspends work, plans to relocate; CPM

Cost clock ticking: The Singur plant
Sept. 1: Tata Motors and its vendors are losing close to Rs 1 crore every day since work at Singur was stopped on Friday after suspected Trinamul Congress supporters roughed up some of the personnel and prevented them from entering the factory.

Work at the plant remains suspended.