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With regret, we are moving out of Bengal: Ratan Tata

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    • Agencies Tags : business, tata motors, singur, nano factory Posted: Friday , Oct 03, 2008 at 2016 hrs
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    Clearing the cloud of uncertainty over the matter, Tata Motors have finally decided to move out of Singur.

    Tata said the move has been prompted after taking into account issues such as well-being of its employees at the project and safety of contractors as well as that of its vendors.

    On the future association of Tatas with the state, he said the group already has considerable presence here and it has not lost enthusiasm in future investment.

    "I hope West Bengal prosper in the future. In the future we will be here again. We don't believe that we have lost our enthusiasm in investing in West Bengal and assure that we will invest in the state for new projects," he said.

    Tata said the pull-out decision would have no bearing on group's future investments in the state.

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    Tata's Pull outBy: Ketan M | 04-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Why everyone is loosing their sleep, if one of the TATA Industries has moved out. W. Bengal is samll state, need land for agricultures and also need to accomodate influx of Bangladeshi, who are arriving on red carpet spread by politicians.
    Great lesson to Tatas and business People By: Bhagwath | 04-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Great lesson to Tatas and business People who want to enjoy at the expense of the other people.Tatas are behaving as though their own land is snached by somebody.It is Tatas who illegally grabbed land with the govt as broker.Tatas should try to do Business with human ethics and values.We Indians donot need any Nano cars if they cannot do business like that.And we donot need any emploment from tatas at the expense of some poor people.There are many small business people who are willing to do business ethically with human values.
    Bengal and its policiesBy: Syamasundara prasad Turaga | 04-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward Dear Editor, it is the magnanimity of Ratan Tata to tell that they are considering to invest in W Bengal, in future, but to my thinking is nothing but a lip service only. I am sure Tata will not come back to ill tempered bengal. Those days of prospority and hospitality by bengalis in general were gone long back. Thanks to the communist rule of Jyotibasu for over 25 years during which bengalis habve learned to oppose only but not accomodating invester to survive there. The slogan " Cholbena" % "Korbena" lety it be the slogan of bengalis and ultimately bengal will become industrial / business DESERT. Still the common people did not realize that by electing Left Parties they set in DOOM for themselves. They donot understand and not willing to listen also. Let Mamta Benerji fully destroy the last straw of development in bengal.
    MAMTA THE GREAT!By: M.S. Mantri | 04-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward What a Sad day for indian industry. Almost 1500 Crores going down the drain due to sheer craziness of one woman. And nobody could stop this from happening. How could west bengal govt. let this happen? They just sat in Kolkata watching all Tamasha in Singur and gave Mamta and her goons (read poor farmers) a free hand. Why they could not maintain a law
    Nano pull out from WBBy: R.K. Bansal | 04-Oct-2008 Reply | Forward As many of you have said, it is truly sad that WB lost a good project. It is a proof, if one was needed, that Indian politicians know nothing other than strikes and agitations. Communists are masters of that but other parties are not far behind. All political parties place their own interests above peoples interest or that of the nation.
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