Finally, that the people of Bengal have pushed out Mamata Banerjee out of their life and taken to the good and benefiting work happening in the state for them by the current government under the stewardship of Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, its now time to celebrate.

Gone, is Mamata and her nonsense whimpers. The media doesn’t speak to her anymore, nor do they want her comments. Except for the sold out paper Bartaman, not a single media is with her. Bartaman unfortunately survives on bashing the govt. and thus manages to sell few of its copies to the miniscule opposition coterie. That being the business model of Bartaman, they are doubtful to ever say the correct and right thing. But, except for these loose shots here and there, Mamata has been outcasted and strewn away.
But now - the good news. Investments are pouring into West Bengal like never before. It spells good future for all the people of the state. Prosperity is round the corner and this Durga Puja reflects the mood. Happiness all around. And why should it not be the mood.

Sample this –

Rejuvenation of Steel Industry in West Bengal – leaves other states behind

With more than Rs 100,000 crore worth investments in the pipeline, West Bengal has emerged as a hot destination for the steel industry, leaving behind the mineral-rich state of Chhattisgarh. The investments announced for greenfield and brownfield projects in the state stand at Rs 108,500 crore.

According to a steel ministry document dated July 1, Orissa topped the chart with Rs 1,92,380 crore investments, followed by Jharkhand at 1,78,496 crore and Chhattisgarh at Rs 89,232 crore. West Bengal ranked third with Rs 1,08,500 cr investment lined up in greenfield, brownfield projects.

While Jharkhand, Orissa and Chhattisgarh bagged the investments largely on the back of their iron ore deposits, West Bengal was helped by its ports.

PROPOSED INVESTMENT IN WEST BENGAL – STEEL SECTOR
Finally, that the people of Bengal have pushed out Mamata Banerjee out of their life and taken to the good and benefiting work happening in the state for them by the current government under the stewardship of Buddhadeb Bhattacharya, its now time to celebrate.

Gone, is Mamata and her nonsense whimpers. The media doesn’t speak to her anymore, nor do they want her comments. Except for the sold out paper Bartaman, not a single media is with her. Bartaman unfortunately survives on bashing the govt. and thus manages to sell few of its copies to the miniscule opposition coterie. That being the business model of Bartaman, they are doubtful to ever say the correct and right thing. But, except for these loose shots here and there, Mamata has been outcasted and strewn away.
But now - the good news. Investments are pouring into West Bengal like never before. It spells good future for all the people of the state. Prosperity is round the corner and this Durga Puja reflects the mood. Happiness all around. And why should it not be the mood.

Sample this –

Rejuvenation of Steel Industry in West Bengal – leaves other states behind

With more than Rs 100,000 crore worth investments in the pipeline, West Bengal has emerged as a hot destination for the steel industry, leaving behind the mineral-rich state of Chhattisgarh. The investments announced for greenfield and brownfield projects in the state stand at Rs 108,500 crore.

According to a steel ministry document dated July 1, Orissa topped the chart with Rs 1,92,380 crore investments, followed by Jharkhand at 1,78,496 crore and Chhattisgarh at Rs 89,232 crore. West Bengal ranked third with Rs 1,08,500 cr investment lined up in greenfield, brownfield projects.

While Jharkhand, Orissa and Chhattisgarh bagged the investments largely on the back of their iron ore deposits, West Bengal was helped by its ports.

PROPOSED INVESTMENT IN WEST BENGAL – STEEL SECTOR

The companies which are setting up are - JSW Bengal Steel, Videocon group, Jai Balaji, Abhijit Steel, IISCO Steel Plant ( being modernized), Bhushan Steel unit, Adhunik Steel, Durgapur Steel Plant( Brownfield) and Alloy Steel Plant( Brownfield)

And the investment they are pumping in is a proposed whopping - 108,500 crore

Now that is simply fabulous.

According to a CII-McKinsey study, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Orissa have 56 per cent of India’s iron ore deposits and 70 per cent of coal.
Bengal has some coal reserves but that is negligible compared with the Big Three. The state accounts for around 6 per cent of the total coal production in the country.
Even though it has no iron ore to offer, the government is wooing investors with coal.

The big-ticket plant will be the JSW’s 10 million-tonne-steel plant is the largest steel sector project in the state.

The state government has offered sales tax exemption to Bhushan Steel the second largest, which is investing Rs 8,800 crore to set up an integrated two-million-tonne steel plant with a captive power plant of 1,000 Mw and a 0.5-million-tonne cold rolled and galvanising plant for automobile grade steel.

Most of Bengal's steel plants would come up in backward districts such as Purulia, Birbhum and West Midnapore.

With all this good news we leave one message for all Bengalis in West Bengal:

DHAKER BADDI, DHAAKER SHAAJ, EI TOH PURANO REETISHEULI PHULER GONDHEY AAJKE DEKHO DURGA PUJOR PHURTIONEK KHUSHI ONEK AALO, PUJO TOMAAR KATUK BHALO.EI SHARODIYA UTSHOBEY JANAI AAMAR SUBECHHA O PREETI ...