Bengal govt reaches out to Tata Group, seeks to resolve ₹765.78 crore compensation dispute over Singur
The BJP-led Bengal government initiated talks to set up new industries and resolve a dispute over compensation of ₹765.78 crore that previous govt didn't pay.
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