Back in 2006, the Left government set out to bring industry to Singur with a project by Tata to build the car Nano. The factory never rolled out a car. Instead, it set off an agitation that helped Mamata Banerjee drive the last nail into the coffin of Left Front rule.
Back in 2006, the Left government set out to bring industry to Singur with a project by Tata to build the car Nano. The factory never rolled out a car. Instead, it set off an agitation that helped Mamata Banerjee drive the last nail into the coffin of Left Front rule.
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Back in 2006, the Left government set out to bring industry to Singur with a project by Tata to build the car Nano. The factory never rolled out a car. Instead, it set off an agitation that helped Mamata Banerjee drive the last nail into the coffin of Left Front rule.
