Tata Motors is India's owns the largest independent company in India. The company was established in 1945 as a locomotive manufacturing unit. In 1954 collaboration with daimler-benz and manufactured its first commercial vehicle. On January 10, 2008 at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi the most hyped car of the world finally was finally shown.
Tata Motors is India's owns the largest independent company in India. The company was established in 1945 as a locomotive manufacturing unit. In 1954 collaboration with daimler-benz and manufactured its first commercial vehicle. On January 10, 2008 at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi the most hyped car of the world finally was finally shown.
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Tata Motors is India's owns the largest independent company in India. The company was established in 1945 as a locomotive manufacturing unit. In 1954 collaboration with daimler-benz and manufactured its first commercial vehicle. On January 10, 2008 at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi the most hyped car of the world finally was finally shown.
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Swati S (8NBSU042) Vatsal Pastagiya (8NBSU039) Dhaval Modi (8NBSU012) Shreyash Doshi (8NBSU004) Objectives • History and Product offerings by TATA • TATA Nano • Nano Plant • Problem & Demands • Available Resources • Current Status • Resourcefulness Mr. Modi • Conclusion History • Tata Motors is India’s owns the largest independent company in India. • The company was established in 1945 as a locomotive manufacturing unit. • In 1954 collaboration with Daimler-Benz and manufactured its first commercial vehicle. • Mercedes and Tata teamed up to create a truck line. – First major business deal with another firm. • in 1986 the company created and sold the first LCV – LCV = light commercial vehicle – Was the Tata 407 Products • Passenger cars and utility vehicles • Concept vehicles • Commercial vehicles • Military vehicles Tata Nano • On night of 23rd Aug, 2003 Rattan Tata saw a young couple with their two children on two-wheeler and was struck by enormous risks of riding on a wet road. • The quest of making two- wheeler safe gave rise to the idea of making car which every middle class can buy. • And that idea lead to the birth of NANO. • On January 10, 2008 at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi the most . hyped car of the world finally was finally shown. It got the rock . . star entry with overwhelming crowd. Nano Plant • Tata Group chairman RATAN TATA and West Bengal CM BUDDHADEB BHATTACHARJEE jointly announce the plan for the NANO PLANT. •
• The state had acquired 997.11 acres of farmland for the small car project, saying it was for a “public purpose”. •
• Six hundred and ninety-two acres had been acquired by paying Rs
119 crore and later nearly 305.3 acres were acquired on September 25, 2006 by paying 10 per cent enhanced amount of Rs 56.94 crore. • • The choice of Singur was made by the company among six sites offered by the state government. • Singur • Singur is a census town in Hooghly district in the Indian state of West Bengal. • Singur railway station is 34 km from Howrah Station on the Howrah-Tarakeswar line. • It is 2 km ahead of Kamarkundu junction, the crossing point of Howrah-Bardhaman chord and Howrah-Tarakeshwar lines. • It is just off the Dankuni-Shaktigarh Durgapur Expressway. Problem • Mamata Banerjee – Born in Kolkata, Mamata Banerjee completed degrees in Work Education and LLB (Indian standard of law degree) from Calcutta University. – Founder and Chief Executive of the Trinamool Congress Party. – also became the General- Secretary of the All India Youth Congress. – In 1997, Mamata Banerjee split the Congress Party Why??? • She believed that out of the 997 acres of land acquired for the project, 400 acres had been illegally and forcibly wrenched from the farmers. She, therefore, wanted that land to be returned to the farmers. • • She said that she was fighting for the rights of the farmers. 2,000 out of the 12,000 farmers whose land had been acquired for the project, supported her claim. Demand • ‘Undue advantage’ to the Tatas • Additional land - forcefully • Demand for land 400 to 300 acres • State government offered 70 acres Available Resources • Several states that had offered to help Nano. • - Karnataka – B S Yeddyurappa • - Orissa – Naveen Patnaik • - Andhra Pradesh – YS Rajasekhara Reddy • - Uttarakhand – B.C. Khanduri • - Madhya Pradesh – Shivraj Singh Chouhan • - Rajasthan – Vasundhara Raje • - Haryana – Bhupinder Singh Hooda • - Maharashtra – Vilasrao Deshmukh • - Gujarat – Narendra Modi • Even Sri Lanka had made up suitable plans for TATA’S relocation. Current Status • Sanand – Gujarat • Sanand is a city and a municipality in the Ahmedabad district of the Indian state of Gujarat. Why??? • Tata Motors decided to set up the mother plant in the State of Gujarat due to proximity to major ports like Mundra and cities like Rajkot where 30% of Nano's components are manufactured and the proposed plant site is fully owned by the Government. • Gujarat state is also known for Gujarati's positive attitude towards business. Infect, Mr. Ratan Tata was very impressed with Mr. Narendra Modi and praised him for his resourcefulness. Resourcefulness Mr. Modi • Gujarat Agricultural University land - 1100 acres. • The government has granted exemption even from payment of a stamp duty of Rs. 20 crore for 1,100 acres of land given at a subsidized price of Rs. 400.65 crore, which is to be paid in eight equal installments at an eight per cent compound interest with a moratorium of two years. • The 11-page document — a note supposedly prepared for the state Cabinet's approval — revealed that the Tatas were offered a soft loan of Rs 9,570 crore at an interest rate of 0.1%, payable after 20 years. Cont… • No charge for land transferring fee • No registration fee. • The state government is also offering incentives of Rs 30,000 crore for the Rs 2,200-crore project. • Concessions Benefit for Gujarat • Direct and indirect jobs • New projects • Change in growth • Save money Conclusion • Such leaders who for their desires or in order to show their power misguide masses or those leaders who genuinely think about wellbeing of people. • • Leaders that are building blocks of developing India or leaders that are blocks in the way of developing India.’ Bibliography • www.tatamotor.com • www.tatanano.com • www.google.com • www.wikipedia.com • www.timesofindia.com • speakindia.wordpress.com • news.in.msn.com • Other web sites Thank You