The West Bengal government on Thursday promulgated an ordinance to re-acquire 400 acres of the 997-acre land at Singur leased out to the Tatas for the Nano project in March 2007.
The ordinance enables Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to keep a three-yearold promise she had made to Singur
The Mamata Banerjee government on Thursday passed an ordinance to reclaim 400 acres of the 997.11 acres land in the deserted Tata Motors site in Singur to return it to unwilling farmers.
Governor M K Narayanan has put his seal on the Land Development Ordinance.
The West Bengal Government on Thursday issued an ordinance that will enable it to reclaim 400 acres of disputed land (out of 997.11 acres) alleged to have been acquired at Singur from farmers against their wishes to set up the Tata Motors small car project, since relocated.
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said the Governor had signed the ordinance and that the 400 acres would be returned to the
In the times of Bhatta-Parsaul, Singur and Nandigram crises, the way Tamil Nadu has gone about land acquisition for industry could be a lesson for all states.
The Mamata Banerjee government is working on an amendment to the Land Acquisition Act of 1894 to enable the return of 400 acres in Singur to farmers who were
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Kolkata: The West Bengal government on Monday is working out the process of returning 400 acres to unwilling farmers in Singur.
