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RE:That Night in Nandigram
by Gautam Chakrabarti on Mar 18, 2007 06:00 PM

I am hearing from a distance (as I am away from Country for last 16 years) that no farmer is interested to sell his land in Hoogly or Midnapur districts of West Bengal. It is correct -that they will not get job after industrialist built Plant as they are untrained/unskilled/uneducated. But I suggest to consider the land cost in such a manner that farmer will find it reasonable and the basis should be made to take care their dependent well (in absence of harvesting). This means Government should consider paying a very heavy amount to each farmer for their land compare to present payment rate verbal promise of a Job.
This is just a suggestion and may be looked into.
Gautam Chakrabarti
E-Mail: gautam_chakrabarti@rediffmail.com

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