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BANGALORE: Stepping up its efforts to lure Tata to shift its small car project to Karnataka, Chief Minister B S Yeddyrappa on Saturday invited Tata CMD Ratan Tata for discussion.

Soon after talks between West Bengal Chief Minister Budhadeb Bhattacharjee, Mr Yeddyurappa had a telephonic conversation with the Tata Group Chief and invited him to Bangalore.

Meanwhile, Mr Yeddyurappa has asked senior officials to continue dailogue with Tata Motor officlals to persuade them to relocate the Nano car project to Karnataka. The officials will be leaving for Mumbai on October 6. This will be the third round of par leys the State is having with Tata, after the one held by Mr Yeddyurappa two weeks ago. - PTI

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