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Xenitis to bring small car earlier than Tatas, claims Chairman

Barrackpore, Aug 01 (UNI) Xenitis Group Chairman-cum-Managing Director Santanu Ghosh today claimed that his company would roll out small cars at a cost of below Rs one lakh well before the Tatas.

Speaking during the inauguration of the Global Automobile, a two-wheeler showroom here, he said the company would come out with the small cars earlier than the Tatas' Singur project.

Mr Ghosh said his company had tied up with a Honda Engine manufacturing Chinese company for the two-wheeler and would diversify its production.

The motor bike unit with a state-of-the-art technology started its production from May this year and fixed a target of 4.5 lakh bikes in a year.

Inaugurating the showroom, CPI(M) MP from Barrackpore Tarit Baran Topdar said militancy in the working class movement was no doubt a major setback to the industrial state of affairs in West Bengal.

He also held the Centre responsible for its "insincerity" to the industrial development of the state.

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One gets lifer in murder case

Patna, Aug 1 (UNI) Fast track court judge Kamal Kishore Sinha today handed life imprisonment to a person in a murder case. The judge found Laxman Sao, a resident of Rajabazar mohalla under Shastrinagar police station in the state capital, guilty of murdering Bharat Sao on May 25 last. Meanwhile, the assistant sessions judge Shahid Khan awarded 5 years rigorous imprisoment to another three people for attempting to murder on February 19, 1990. UNI.....

HC sets aside single judge order

Allahabad, Aug 1 (UNI) Allahabad High Court today kept in abeyance the judgement and order passed by a single judge of the HC, whereby it had enhanced the retirement age of the employees of Uttar Pradesh Jal Nigam (UPJN) from 58 to 60 years. The special appeal bench of High Court passed this order on an appeal filed by the nigam through its chairman and others. They had challenged the order of the single judge of May.....

Priyanka Chopra acquitted

Indore, Aug 1 (UNI) The Madhya Pradesh High Court's Indore Bench has acquitted film actress Priyanka Chopra from the charges of threatening her former secretary Prakash Jaju. Hearing a complaint by Jaju against Priyanka Chopra and her father Ashok Chopra for threatening him, a lower court had earlier issued a summons for the starlet and her father. Priyanka had challenged the matter before the High Court. Justice S C Vyas today acquitted Priyanka from the charges......
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