On the second day of the hearings at the Calcutta high court, Tata Motors once again lashed out at the government. It said that the Singur plant is far from dead, and it was unreasonable to expect the company to handover the land immediately reports, Amrita Panja of CNBC-TV18.
first published: Jun 23, 2011 05:22 pm
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