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Star Economic Report
Seminar on drip irrigation held
* seminar m 'D—ckip—in of Hubo (bamboo! Drip lrr*i lion System and post harvest loMca In rice wad their pea
held recently at the seminar hall of Institute of E^pneer, Bangladesh (JEU)
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of m (> Abdul Baki and M Abul Kas hem al Hai^tadc., Rier Research InMttutg pre armed the Keynote paper at the seminar
Freeze on Kuwaiti assets scrapped
TOKYO. Feb W The Fl nance Ministry has decided to scrap a freeze on Kuwaiti as sets in Japan Imposed shortly after Iraq* August 2 Invasion of the Emirate tn an attempt to preempt Iraq from drawing bank deposits and other finan rial assets. Ministry officials aatd Wednesday, reports KY ODO
US, Japan may clash over aid
TOKYO. Feb 28 Once the Gulf conflict is over Japan and the United States may ciash over how to channel the vast sums of aid needed to repair war damage. Japanese Government officials said on Wednesday, reports Reuter
Tokyo is willing to extend a substantial sum for Middle East reconstruction, but want* to channel the money through existing agencies such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Indian budget Monday
NEW DELHI. Feb 28: Indian Prime Minister Chandra Shekhars minority govern ment will present Its controversial interim budget on Monday . the Parliament s Secretariat said. reports Reuter
A Vote on Account or a statement of the government's monthly expenditures, will be presented Instead of the scheduled fiscal year budget.
(Justed Thai ministers' assets checked
BANGKOK. Feb 28: Banks on Thursday checked tlie assets of ousted government ministers suspected by the new ruling military junta of gaining ricnes through corruption. sources and news reports said. AI’ reports.
The junta ordered investigations into the financial transactions of 22 ministers and deputy ministers
NTT develops optical memory system
TOKYO. Feb 28: Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp (NTT) said Wednesday it had developed an optical memory system that can store 1.600 optical disks, reports AFP.
The new mass storage sys tern has a capacity about 10 times that of the largest so far developed in the world . NIT officials said.