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Singur Case: TMC Govt directed to pay Rs 766 crore compensation to Tata Motors | What was the Singur case?

Tata Motors declared its win against the Mamata Banerjee led TMC Government in the Singur Case. It will now receive a compensation of Rs 766 from the WBIDC. Watch to know more.

Trinamool wants Tatas back in West Bengal

The Trinamool will have to rein in its own party goons if it is serious in attracting industry to the state

Singur farmers get land back, but where are the jobs?

Last week Mamata Banerjee was in Singur to give the land acquired for the Tata Nano factory back to the farmers. A section of farmers are despondent about their future. They have their land back, but cultivation on the land is not possible.

Watch what Singur farmers have to say after getting back land

CNBC-TV18's Archana Shukla travelled to this village located in the Hoogly district of the state to find out the mood among farmers who are now receiving their land papers after a decade.

Mamata returns land to farmers, sends out message to Tatas

Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today handed over land 'parchas' and cheques to the farmers in Singur even as she sent messages to firms saying any company willing to set up auto firm in the state is "welcome".

Supreme Court quashes Singur land allotment to Tatas

Supreme Court today quashed Singur land allotment to the Tatas. The apex court in its statement said that the state --West Bengal - had commuted fraud of power in land allotment citing public good.

SC raises questions on Singur land allocation for Tata Motors

A bench comprising justices V Gopala Gowda and Arun Mishra questioned the manner in which over 400 acres of land was allotted to Tata Motors without adhering to the section 4 and 5 of the Land Acquisition Act which mandate public notice for receiving objections.

Ratan Tata to retire today, Cyrus Mistry to succeed him

Ratan Tata, who led the transformation of the Tata group from a conventional corporate house into a USD 100 billion global conglomerate with high-profile acquisitions abroad, will retire on Friday ending 50-year run in one of India's oldest business empires.

Singur 'great disappointment', Tatas may still go to Bengal

Singur was a "great disappointment" but Tata group may still go to West Bengal, hints outgoing Chairman of the group Ratan Tata. "Need not be Tata Motors.

I would prefer death to forcible land acquisition: Mamata

Sticking to her stand of not acquiring land forcibly, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said she would prefer death than agree to it.

Singur law valid, claims Mamata

West Bengal chief minster Mamata Banerjee today claimed the Singur land acquisition law framed by her government was 'valid'. "Singur law is valid and we are happy at the Supreme Court order," Banerjee told reporters at the airport after returning here from Delhi.

Will study court verdict on Singur land: Tata Motors

Tata Motors today said it will study the Calcutta High Court verdict that held as unconstitutional' an Act under which the West Bengal government had vested land at Singur leased to the auto major.

Unwilling farmers will get back their land: Mamata

In wake of the Calcutta High Court holding as unconstitutional the Singur Land Development Act, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said her government was with the farmers and committed to return of land to them.

Court rules in favour of Tata Motors in Singur land tussle

The Calcutta High Court on Friday nullified a law that forced Tata Motors to forfeit Singur land acquired by the company to build a factory, in a decision that could pave the way for the automaker to recoup some of its USD 310 million investment in the development.

Mamata inaugurates diesel locomotive factory

Mamata inaugurates diesel locomotive factory

Pleader for WB on compensating Tata Motors

Ashoke Banerjee, pleader for the Bengal Government joins CNBC-TV18 for more perspective on the Singur case.

Court upholds law to return Tata Motors land to farmers

The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday ruled that the law enacted by the West Bengal government to return land in Singur to farmers from the present occupant Tata Motors, was "constitutional and valid".

Tata Motors opposes Cal HC's initiative on compensation

Tata Motors Ltd today opposed the Calcutta High Court's initiative on compensation to it for the West Bengal government vesting land at Singur that was leased to the company.

Whose Land Is It Anyway?

It took 65 days to rewrite this 117 year old law – will it work in creating a more equitable, fair and collaborative approach to land acquisition. Payaswini Upadhyay retrofits the law to big land controversies to get you the point of view of those most affected – landowners

Tata Motors can seek compensation for Singur land: Govt

West Bengal government today said Tata Motors can seek compensation for Singur land before proper authorities and if aggrieved with the award, the company can then move the high court.

Tata Motors moved Nano plant despite all arrangements: Govt

West Bengal government today told the Calcutta High Court that it had made all arrangements for Tata Motors to set up its Nano plant at Singur but the company did not start production and instead moved the plant out of the state.

More investment in WB if hostility is cut down: Tata

Tata Sons Chairman Ratan Tata today said that further investments in West Bengal would be made when there is a "feeling to satisfy that there is no hostility against us".

No intention of giving up possession at Singur: TMC

Tata Motors Ltd today told the Calcutta High Court, which began hearing its case afresh, that it had no intention of giving up the land lease at Singur while claiming that the law by which West Bengal government had taken back the land was illegal.

Political rivalry makes Nano project at Singur suffer: TML

Tata Motors today claimed before the Calcutta High Court that its Nano project suffered due to rivalry between two political parties in West Bengal and denied that it had abandoned Singur.