Bengal govt reaches out to Tata Group, seeks to resolve ₹765.78 crore compensation dispute over Singur
The West Bengal government has initiated talks with the Tata Group to set up new industries and resolve a legal dispute over compensation of ₹765.78 crore that the previous government under the Trinamool Congress (TMC) did not pay to Tata Motors for losses suffered in aborting the Nano car project at Singur in 2008 following a two-year agitation by then-opposition leader Mamata Banerjee, officials aware of the matter said. “Efforts are being made to reach an out-of-court settlement with the Tata Group,” official said. (File Photo/ PTI) “Our officers went to Mumbai this week and talked to the Tata Group. Of course, we want them to return to Bengal. Had Mr Ratan Tata been alive I would have touched his feet and requested him to set up an industry here,” industry minister Tapas Roy said. Also Read | Centre keen on investing to develop tea, textile sector in Bengal: CM Suvendu Adhikari “Our state is saddled with debts piled up by the former government. The court ordered that a compensation of around ₹766 crore be …









