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Tata-Singur controversy

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  • Mamata Banerjee
    In Mamata Banerjee: The Tata-Singur controversy

    In December 2006 Banerjee led a protest against a proposed automobile plant in Singur, West Bengal. The state government offered the site to manufacturer Tata Motors to produce a new car model named Nano. This was fiercely opposed by farmers facing displacement, environmental…

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