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Sunday, June 17, 2007

SEZs: A tipping point-Men & Ideas-Gurcharan Das-Columnists-Opinion-The Times of India

Budhadeb Bhatattacharya, chief minister of West Bengal, must wonder what he did in his previous life to deserve Mamata Banerjee in this one. All his good work to make Bengal attractive to investors is beginning to unravel. Companies have begun to shy away from Bengal for safer, more attractive destinations. After Mamata threatened a few weeks ago to pull down their boundary wall, even the Tatas are worried and must rue their decision to build a car factory in Bengal. Most Indians, however, are confused by this debate, especially this animal called Special Economic Zones (SEZs)..............

SEZs: A tipping point-Men & Ideas-Gurcharan Das-Columnists-Opinion-The Times of India

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