Reading the Singur verdict

October 08, 2016 12:28 am | Updated November 01, 2016 11:37 pm IST

The Singur verdict is one of the rarest cases where a judgment has been in favour of the poor (“ >The salience of the Singur verdict ”, Oct.7) There are a few of course who look at it as a setback for the flagship programme “Make in India”. In the end, it shows that unless we create a mechanism to resolve such disputes — between the state and the marginalised — we cannot gain the trust of the corporate sector whose involvement is also essential in expanding India’s growth.

Haridharankumar,

Chennai

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