Will Tata’s Nano hit Indian roads?

The Singur issue alerts us towards the process of industrialization and truth about SEZs in India. The truth is that, the crisis for the land for the industrialization and the agitation again the project. The government of West Bengal and key persons seems very busy to derive a conclusion. But, the political vendetta over this is a wake calls for the reprisal our industrialization process.

It is clear that there good agriculture production in West Bengal and that is not enough for the development. The state needs to go miles in industrialization and industrial growth. According to media reports, the Tata group threatens to leave West Bengal. This is the big challenge for the state to maintain its stature for welcome future investments, which are not essential for the state economy. On the other hand, states like Maharashtra, Punjab and Orissa have welcomed the Nano project. If the project would shift from West Bengal to other state, then it would a serious concern for the West Bengal. It is expected that a solution to the issue soon would be derived in either way and the cheapest car would hit Indian roads in near future.