The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, August 23, 2008

GOVERNMENT

POLITICS: We may pull out of Singur if protests continue: Ratan Tata
‘We do not want to be where we are unwanted’. Kolkata, Aug. 22 Mr Ratan Tata, Chairman of the Tata Group of companies, made it clear here on Friday that Tata Motors would not hesitate to pull out of Singur, the location of the Rs 1 ...

POLITICS: Nano suppliers also to pull out if Tatas shift from Singur
Construction apace on plants at suppliers’ park. Kolkata/New Delhi/Chennai, Aug. 22 About 20 of the 56 suppliers for Tata Motors’ Nano, who have been allotted land at Singur, have started construction of their plants at the ...

POLITICS: Singur plant project will continue, says Bengal Industry Minister
Kolkata/Chennai, Aug. 22 The impasse will be contained and the project at Singur plant will continue, Mr Nirupam Sen, West Bengal Industry Minister, said on the sidelines of a meeting with various Chambers of Commerce here on Friday. “I ...

POLICY: Cabinet approves integrated leather development programme
Outlay at Rs 913 cr; three design centres to be set up. New Delhi, Aug. 22 In view of the importance of the leather sector for the economy and social equity, the Union Cabinet approved an ambitious plan with an outlay of Rs 912.67 crore. ...

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