“The government has taken the decision to respond to the demands of those farmers who have not received compensation, by means of land to be provided to the maximum within the project area and the rest in adjacent areas as early as possible. Towards this, a committee will be constituted to ascertain the scope and settle the modalities within a period of one week. During this time, the government will urge the vendors not to make any constructions. Smt Mamata Banerjee is making an announcement regarding the suspension of the agitation from Singur. The government and those who have been agitating on behalf the farmers will cooperate with each other for the benefit of the industry, agriculture and ancillaries.” In a strongly worded press statement, Tata Motors on Monday said it would not resume work in its small-car plant in Singur, claiming that the outcome of talks between the government and opposition parties to end protests against the project lacked clarity. -IBNLive News
Buddha, Mamata reach historic accord- The Statesman
Singur stalemate ends - The Hindu
Agreement signals beginning of a new economic order -The Statesman
Ready or not, win a Nano this Puja! - The Statesman
Tata eye on fine print -The Telegrpah
Open-ended deal - Siege suspended- Land promise, vendor freeze in statement ‘Maximum’ pledge steers clear of specifics- -The Telegraph
Singur row: Mamata calls off stir-Times of India.
Sharecroppers ‘pressured’ to give rights – The Statesman
Pic By Pabitra Das
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