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DRIVEN: A place where there was a lot of promise was Tata Motors and JLR pavilion.

DRIVEN: A place where there was a lot of promise was Tata Motors and JLR pavilion.

Forbes India: India in top gear at Auto Expo 2010

Every major automobile manufacturer in the world showed up at the India Auto Expo in New Delhi. The air was thick with dreams, ambition and promise. What was on display at the stalls was amazing but best to take it with a pinch of salt because the devil lies in the execution despite the fact that optimism was the recurring theme at Auto India 2010.

BURNT DOWN: Charred vehicle of Independent candidate Videsh Singh after it was burnt by Maoists in Palamu.
RESCUED: Tata bought Jaguar and Land Rover from Ford in June last year for about $2.3 billion.
IN TROUBLE: JLR has decided to end production following a fall in demand for new cars in Britain.
TOUGH TIMES AHEAD: Jaguar Land Rover employs some 15,000 people in Britain.
SPEED KING: "I hugely enjoyed the Bonneville Jaguar, and the crowd loved it too," says Andy Green.
MANUFACTURING WOES: Tata Motors reported a consolidated net loss for the year ended March 2009 of Rs 25.05 billion.
INDIAN WHEELS: Ratan Tata says he seeking financial credit and not bailout.
TALKS FAIL: The government was accused of trying covertly to nationalise Jaguar Land Rover.
BIG DEAL: JLR was acquired by Tata Motors from American carmaker Ford for $2.5 billion.
UNTOLD TROUBLES: The economic slowdown has not spared giants like the Tatas too.
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