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Last Updated : Sep 08 2016 | 10:35 PM IST
Mamata Banerjee might have come to power in West Bengal riding on the anti-land acquisition movement in Singur, but that isn't stopping her form wooing the Tata group back to the state. During an interaction with industrialists in Munich, Germany, she urged the group's representative present at the gathering "to forget one place" as "so many places are available" in the state. "Our land bank is ready, our land policy is ready, our land map is ready. There is no need to face problem for that... options are all open," she said. Two Tata executives were present at the Munich gathering.
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First Published: Sep 08 2016 | 9:38 PM IST