Will do something for Singur, West Bengal CM signals fresh industrial push
The state is seeking land for a new industrial push and is in preliminary talks with Ashok Leyland for a plant at Singur.
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Suvendu Adhikari draws red line against TMC-era industrial extortion, vows to revive economy of Bengal
KOLKATA: West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has sent an unmistakable warning to political strongmen, disruptive trade union elements and extortion networks, declaring that anyone attempting to obstruct industrial operations or hold factories hostage will face immediate legal action. In a strong message directed at the political culture that has plagued Bengal’s industrial landscape for decades, Adhikari has made it clear that factory ga…
New state policy to focus on land for industries, says chief minister Suvendu Adhikari. Bengal also in talks with Ashok Leyland for possible Singur investment, adds CM
Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari unveils new industrial policy, plans land bank, incentives for EVs/semiconductors; talks with Ashok Leyland for Singur.
Singur May See Fresh Industrial Push As Bengal Govt Holds Talks With Ashok Leyland
Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has indicated that Singur — the Hooghly district site once earmarked for Tata Motors’ Nano project — could soon see a fresh industrial investment, with the state holding early discussions with Ashok Leyland. The announcement came as the BJP government unveiled a new investment-promotion policy aimed at attracting manufacturing and creating jobs.…
New industrial policy: Bengal CM promises instant arrest of those trying to extort investors (Second Lead) Kolkata
Kolkata Nov 5 (IANS): West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari on Thursday issued a strong note of caution against attempts at extortion or attempts to close industrial units through militant trade unionism and threatened instant arrests of the perpetrators in both such cases after the state government unveiled its new industrial policy. “There is a […]
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