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Tata Motors selects Singur residents for training

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Kolkata , Jan. 4

Tata Motors has selected a group of 11 trainees from Singur villages for 6-months training, according to a press release from the company.

The 11 trainees, all of whom have in the past attended Government-run Industrial Training Institute courses, have been selected out of the 21 candidates who responded to Tata Motors' initiative and appeared for a written test and interview held on December 25, 2006, at Singur.

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