Ratan Tata declared Tata Motors' exit from the Nano car plant in Singur in 2008, blaming Mamata Banerjee's protests against land acquisition. This decision marked the end of a political conflict ...

against the Nano project. The party said the dialogue between Banerjee and the Tata Chairman was centred on West Bengal’s ...

The Tata Nano — the world’s most inexpensive production car, publicly launched last week in New Delhi, India, at a price of 100,000 rupees — also comes with its own baggage, but not the kind ...

A dispute over land given to Tata Motors in communist-run West Bengal state forced India's top vehicle maker to suspend work late last week at the plant where it planned to build the Nano, billed ...

Tata Motors planned to roll out the 100,000-rupee ($2,380) Nano car from the eastern state of West Bengal in October this year, but violent protests by farmers and political activists forced them ...