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Tweet Email The world’s cheapest car, Tata Nano after having a really memorable journey in the Indian auto market is now headed to Bangladesh. The Tata Nano will be reaching the country next month which was confirmed by the Tata’s Bangladeshi distributor, Nitol Group. The Chairman of Nitol group, Mr. Abdul Matlub Ahmed said that the first fleet of the Nano vehicles will be arriving in the country in the month of February. The Bangladeshi dealership of Tata Motors has struck a deal with the...Read Full Story

Wed, Sep 28 2011 14:09 IST | 31 Views | Add your comment SHARE: Automobile major Tata Motors will decide its next course of action after studying the Calcutta High Court judgment that declared the Singur land act as valid and constitutional, a company spokesman said Wednesday. Reacting to the verdict of Justice Indra Prasanna Mukherjee rejecting the automaker's plea challenging the legislation, the company said in a statement that it had learnt of the ruling. "We have...Read Full Story

Tue, Sep 20 2011 11:51 IST | 14 Views | Add your comment SHARE: The prices of wheat, rice, chicken and garlic are lower in Pakistan than in India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, authorities said. The National Price Monitoring Committee said food prices in Pakistan were comparatively lower than other countries in the region, reported Dawn. The panel has not ruled out the possibility of importing items of daily use from neighbouring countries due to the extensive damage to crops...Read Full Story

More than 3500 hybrid cars and 1000 Nano cars have been sold in Sri Lanka this year. There is a growing demand for both hybrid and Nano cars in the local market. According to the Motor vehicle registration statistics, 3855 hybrid cars have been registered from March this year. Registrar of Motor Vehicles department Statistician Anura de Silva told Daily News Business that the process of registration of hybrid cars began in March this year with 340 cars. In April this increased to 599, May 751...Read Full Story

Tweet Email Tata Nano, termed at the world’s cheapest car will go on sale in the neighbouring country Bangladesh. The base model Nano will cost 599,000 taka ($7900), said Abdul Mahtub Ahmad, director of Nitlol Motors, the only dealer of Tata vehicles in Bangladesh. The price is nearly triple of the value at which it is sold in India. “We are now taking orders — initially we’ll sell 3,000 Nano cars. We hope it will be a big hit in Bangladesh,” Ahmad said, adding that the Nano’s official...Read Full Story