Marcus Dam Mamata intransigent despite government offering package for sustained economic rehabilitation of farmers Kolkata: With Karnataka offering Tata Motors required land and incentives if the company relocates its Nano car project from Singur, pressure mounts on the West Bengal government to find a way out of the gridlock on the land acquisition issue. With Trinamool Congress chief Mamata Banerjee not budging from her stand that 300 acres from within the 997.11-acre project area be handed back to around 2,200 farmers who have not accepted compensation (for their plots acquired), the question now is whether the government is headed for a dead-end in its efforts at ending the impasse. Appeal falls on deaf ears Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee