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ADAG welcomes govt's move to secure NTPC interests
Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group (ADAG) firm Reliance Natural Resources (RNRL) today welcomed the government"s move to protect NTPC"s interest on sourcing gas from Reliance Industries, saying effective legal steps will defeat the Mukesh Ambani firm"s "malafide attempts to dishonour" its commitment.

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Fifty years ago, opponents used to complain that the young Mikhail Tal’s “hypnotic” gaze added to the psychological pressure caused by his dynamite sacrifices. Hungarian-US GM Pal Benko took to wearing wraparounds when playing Tal. Tal was amused but the shades prompted complaints from others, who were distracted.
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Ratan Tata to meet Nirupam Sen on Singur issue

Tata Sons chairman, Ratan Tata, is likely to discuss the Singur issue with West Bengal commerce and industry minister, Nirupam Sen, tomorrow. - Tatas ready to return Singur land if compensated - Will be happy to do anything for West Bengal: Ratan Tata - Ratan Tata to meet Nirupam Sen today - Steel industry thinks the worst is over and signals are cheery - Tata Steel to ramp up European production - Tata Sons busy behind closed doors at equity infusions Nirupam Sen confirmed that he would meet Tata tomorrow. Ratan Tata is in the city to chair the Tata Tea annual general meeting (AGM). At the recent Tata Motors’ annual general meeting, Ratan Tata said that he could return to Singur if the situation improved. Tata Motors has renewed the lease for the year and so have most of the vendors. Last year, on the sidelines of the Tata Tea AGM, Tata had threatened to pull out from Singur, which became a reality in October 2008 after the indefinite dharna led by Trinamool Congress leader, Mamata Banerjee who is now the railway minister. Banerjee’s main demand was that “400 acres” would have to be returned to unwilling farmers. However, according to state government estimates, unwilling farmers that account for less than 20 per cent of the total number of land losers have 181 acres. Of the total area of 997 acres, the mother plant required around 650 acres while the vendor park was spread over 290 acres. Banerjee demanded that the vendor park would have to be relocated while Tata Motors and the state government maintained that the integrated nature of the project could not be changed.The Railway minister recently said at the flag-off of Andolan Local — an all-stop train between Singur and Howrah — that she had requested the central government to allow the railways to set up a wagon factory on the undisputed 600 acres. That could be a far cry, legally. State government sources said, if the land was returned then the government could either use it for some other public purpose or auction it.


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