Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Tata to exit WB if disturbances continue in Singur
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The Tata Group does not want to bear the Singur heat. It has threatened to leave Bengal if Trinamool workers don't stop protesting. If it moves out, it's likely that no company will risk any industrial venture in Bengal in the future. more on Tata to exit WB if disturbances continue in Singur
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