Marcus Dam

BS Reporters / Kolkata/new Delhi October 4, 2008, 0:33 IST

Ratan Tata The decision has been prompted today because we do not see any change on the horizon: Ratan Tata.

Blames Mamata, Rejects Buddha

Saubhadra Chatterji / New Delhi October 03, 2008, 0:53 IST

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh might have expressed hope about the row in Singur over land purchase for Tata Motors

KOLKATA: Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee is scheduled to hold talks with Ratan Tata, Chairman of Tata Group, here on Friday to discuss the future of the Tata Motors project at Singur.

Bs Reporter / New Delhi October 1, 2008, 22:43 IST

For the first time since the Left

Shishir Prashant / Rudrapur October 1, 2008, 20:20 IST

A five-star hotel, malls and branded showrooms. The face of Rudrapur, a small township in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand, has undergone a drastic change due to the Pantnagar Industrial Estate.

Pradeep Gooptu / Kolkata October 01, 2008, 22:36 IST

Sources in the West Bengal government

Launched in 1998, the Golden Quadrilateral is part of a $30-billion plus National Highways Development Project-the most ambitious building spree here since Britain created the railway system in the 1800s. Much as the U.S. Interstate Highway System mobilized American society, India hopes the Golden Quadrilateral will push the country's economic engine into overdrive.

Kolkata: The West Bengal government has convened an all-party meeting here on Tuesday to find ways torestore normality in Singur so that Tatas can resume work on the car project there.

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