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Tatas to set up shop in Punjab.
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Economic Times (New Delhi, India)
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March 4, 2006
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Byline: Rahul Kumar
Mar. 4--CHANDIGARH, India -- Finally, the decks seems to have been cleared for the Tatas to set up shop in Punjab. "We will put together teams to look at the areas which we might want to invest in Punjab," said Ratan Tata, here, on Friday. Punjab's dynamic economy was growing at a fast pace, he added.
What made Mr Tata decide in favour of investments in Punjab? Perhaps, the crisp 10-minute presentation on 'Punjab Strategising for Global Su...
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