The small car project issue looks likely to be solved within few days. The leader of Trinamool Congress, Mamata Banerjee, is ready to settles for 200 acres instead of her earlier demand of 300-acre in Nano complex at Singur.

Trinamool leader Mamata Banerjee appeared to change her stance on the small car project issue of TATA. Her party and state government conducted first round of talks on Friday.

The chief minister of the state and Ms Banerjee requested the state governor to chair the meeting for the end of dead lock. The governor, GK Gandhi will chair the crucial meeting between a state government panel and a five-member Trinamool delegation. He ruled out to be a mediator in the case.

The long efforts put in by West Bengal Governor Gopal Krishna Gandhi to convince Mamarta Banerjee have finally been successful but only to some extent. The future of Singur will be decided according to the treatment of Trinamool leader and the State Government to solve the issue.

Trinamool Congress leader Mamata Banerjee has declined to roll back her stand on the land issue. She is agitating on the issue of 400 acres of land which is acquired by TATA for its small car project at Singur. She has decided to fight with the government till the recovery of land from TATA. Mamta is heading a dharna manch in front of the factory site for many days.

Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee has hardened its stand on land acquisition issue by TATA motors. She warned that the authorities should not test the patience of people of the state. She is demanding the return of 400 acres acquired land from farmers.

Her statement came a day after Tata Motors managing director Ravi Kant expressed his commitment on its small car project in Singur. Ravi Kant said that company will complete the Singur project in any case.

Kamarkundu (Kolkata), May 26 : Trinamool Congress Chief Mamata Banerjee has demanded that the State Government return land to the farmers who have refused to accept compensation.

"Even it is just two years of our movement still we are ready to fight for the rights for years to come. The farmers who have not accepted the compensation should be given back 400 acres of land. The Left has to listen to the demand," she said in a public meeting here on Sunday.