"Instead of protesting Trump's immigration policies, you should focus on how to attract Infosys to Bengal to begins its operations," Congre...

He said that TMC is against SEZ policy, but the government has assured Infosys of "similar" tax benefits instead of the special status for ...

West Bengal urban development minister denied receiving any intimation from Infosys regarding refund of the money the company had advanced.

Infosys had paid Rs 75 crore to HIDCO for the land at Rajarhat to set up a project, which has the prospect for creating over 15,000 jobs.

Infosys expressed concern over the fate of its proposed software development centre at Rajarhat area near here as the West Bengal governmen...

Replying to specific query, Infosys Executive Vice- Chairman S Gopalakrishnan said the company would not give up the land provided to it by...

Several meetings were held between top officials of Infosys and state government to persuade the company to set up shop sans the SEZ status.

West Bengal govt said Infosys is considering an alternative route to set up its office in the state rather than seeking SEZ status.

Partha Chatterjee will travel to Bangalore tomorrow to hold talks with the top officials of IT major Infosys on its stalled project in Raja...

Assuring all help, the West Bengal govt asked Infosys to come out with an alternative plan rather than seeking SEZ status for its unit at R...

West Bengal government will write to Infosys Technologies explaining the state's stand on the company's plea to get the SEZ status for its ...

IT bellwether Infosys Technologies has decided to enter West Bengal, more specifically Kolkata. A hugely happy Marxist government almost in...

In a major boost to West Bengal's industrialisation drive, Infosys Technologies today signed an MoU with WBHIDCO for a 50-acre plot to open...

The West Bengal government on Friday said software major Wipro has agreed to take 50 acres of land at Rajarhat to set up a facility.

Bengal govt expects to complete price negotiation and allocate land to software biggies, Infosys and Wipro, at Rajarhat by December.

The West Bengal government is likely to put on hold its plans to allot a prized 25-acre plot near Rajarhat to the country's fourth largest ...

It has just offered a prime 100 acres plot to Infosys Technologies at a rock bottom Rs 15-20 lakh per acre at Kalyani - some 60 km from Kol...