India`s Bajaj Auto Ltd on Friday said its project to develop four wheelers for Nissan Motor Co and its alliance partner Renault SA was on track after a newspaper said it had been called off, citing a top executive.
Earlier on Friday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Bajaj had shelved the project to develop a low-cost mini-car in India for Renault-Nissan, saying it was commercially unviable
Mumbai At a time when its alliance with Renault-Nissan for the launch of an ultra low-cost (ULC) car is reportedly on shaky ground, Bajaj Auto has said it will launch its first product from the four-wheeler project next year.
3,631 acres notified despite no demand from industries
Acquisition of land for industrial purposes continues unabated in Dharwad even as farmers are up in arms against surrendering their land in the neighbouring Gadag district.
ON THE MARK ?Mummigatti village in Dharwad taluk where lands have been notified for acquisition.
Tata Motors Ltd. filed before the Calcutta High Court on Monday an amendment to its writ petition filed on June 22 challenging the constitutional validity of the Singur Land Rehabilitation and Development Act 2011.
Singur, July 3: Members of the committee set up to facilitate the return of land in Singur today said plots would not be given back from the 27 acres in Singherbheri mouza, near the Durgapur Expressway.
A committee member said the 27 acres formed the front portion of the abandoned Tata small-car factory.
New Delhi: Tata Motors scored a legal point over Trinamool Congress on Wednesday when the Supreme Court stopped the Mamata Banerjee government from proceeding with its political agenda to return farmers the land at Singur, which was allotted for the Nano small car project in 2007.
Avacation bench of Justices P Sathasivam and A K Patnaik ordered interim stay on redistribution of Singur land
