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South and East Asia Report. No. 971 [electronic resource].

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[Arlington Va.] : [publisher not identified], 1981.
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162 pages : charts, tables
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DACCA, DELHI HOLD TALKS ON WORLD, BILATERAL ISSUES -- ASEAN POWER GRID A REALITY by Dilip Mukerjee -- TRADE TIES WITH INDONESIA IMPROVED by Sumanta Banerjee -- DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE CHIEF ASSAILS 'ONE-MAN RULE' -- COMMERCE MINISTER DESCRIBES EXPORT PROGRAM -- Talks With Finance Minister -- 17 January Speech, Other Activities -- 18 January Activities -- UNCTAD SECRETARY GENERAL TALKS TO DACCA NEWSMEN -- SRI LANKA PARLIAMENT SPEAKER LEAVES FOR HOME -- BNP SECRETARY GENERAL RETURNS FROM PRC VISIT -- Foreign Office Spokesman -- Delegate Returns to Dacca -- Excerpts of Ruque's Speech -- DACCA'S STAND ON SOUTH ASIAN CONFERENCE TOLD -- DEMOCRATIC PARTY SCORES BNP ECONOMIC POLICY -- PRESIDENT RAHMAN CALLS FOR BOOST IN EXPORTS -- BANK OFFICIAL WRITES ON IMPORTANCE OF EXPORTS by A. K. Gangopadhay -- DETAILS OF LATEST AGRICULTURE CENSUS GIVEN -- JAPAN TO ASSIST IN FARMING EQUIPMENT PURCHASES -- EXPERT EXAMINES PROBLEMS OF GAS EXPLOITATION by A. M. A. Muhith -- JAPANESE DIET TEAM ARRIVES IN BANGLADESH -- AWAMI LEADER DIES -- CHITTAGONG HILLS DEVELOPMENT -- GAS PROJECT FUNDING -- FOOD WAREHOUSE CONSTRUCTION -- GAS PROJECT FINANCING -- GANDHI TELLS BUSINESSMEN 1981 A 'YEAR OF TRIAL' -- JAMMU, KASHMIR PARTY ALINEMENT DESCRIBED -- JAMMU, KASHMIR ANTIDEFECTION ACT INEFFECTUAL -- CONGRESS(I) ANNOUNCED GOA PARTY OFFICIALS -- INDO-BRITISH ECONOMIC COUNCIL MEETS IN DELHI -- SHEIKH ABDULLAH TO RETIRE BEFORE 1983 ELECTIONS -- OPPOSITION LEADER SAYS MIDTERM ELECTIONS CERTAIN -- ALL-INDIA COMMUNIST PARTY PLANS MARCH CONVENTION -- CPI(M) REPORTED UNDECIDED ON CHINESE TIES -- CPI(M) PARTY CONGRESS REPORTEDLY DELAYED -- CPI LEADER DEPLORES EXISTENCE OF UNTOUCHABILITY -- CPI(M)'S DASGUPTA AGAINST BROADENING BENGAL FRONT -- PUNJAP CPI LEADER CRITICIZES CHIEF MINISTER -- RAO SENDS LETTERS TO NONALIGNED FOREIGN MINISTERS -- 'OLD HAND' MAY COME BACK TO REVAMP INTELLIGENCE WORK by G. K. Reddy -- PRC-TRAINED NAGA 'GENERAL' TRYING TO UNITE FACTIONS -- LOK DAL EXECUTIVE ISSUES RESOLUTION ON ASSAM -- PETITION ON VALIDITY OF ASSAM CABINET DISMISSED -- SIKH LEADER CALLS FOR TALKS ON ASSAM ISSUE -- ASSAM-BANGLADESH BORDER SECURITY STEPS TOLD -- 'STATESMAN' INTERVIEW WITH ASSAM STUDENT LEADER by S. Guru Dev -- PRESS COUNCIL CHAIRMAN SPEAKS AT REPORTING SEMINAR -- SPECIAL BEARER BONDS TO 'MOP UP' UNACCOUNTED MONEY -- BIHAR TRIBAL COUNCIL PLANS AID FOR ADIVASIS -- PROGRESS AND PERSPECTIVES OF POWER SECTOR TOLD -- PAPER DETAILS PLANS FOR 1981 CENSUS-TAKING -- JUDGES RULE ON CHALLENGING ILLEGAL DETENTION ORDER -- TRIPURA REBELS REPORTEDLY TRAINED IN BANGLADESH -- CPI(M) ISSUES STATEMENT AFTER POLITBURO MEETING -- NAXALITES SAID TO INFILTRATE PUNJAB SCHOOLS -- OFFICIAL REVIEW DELHI CREDIT POLICY, STATISTICS -- NEW KAMPUCHEA ENVOY ISSUES STATEMENT -- DIFFERENCES WITH MINISTRIES STALL FARM BANK OPENING -- CSO FAILS TO ASSESS MAGNITUDE OF NATION'S POVERTY -- PROBLEMS OF LADAKH'S DEVELOPMENT EXAMINED by Deepee Sharma -- INDO-POLISH TRADE AGREEMENT SIGNED IN DELHI -- MINORITIES COMMISSION MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS -- ELECTRONICS PRODUCTION PLANNED TO TREBLE -- BOARD ESTABLISHED FOR UNITS WHICH ONLY EXPORT -- COMMITTEE ON EXPORT STRATEGY ISSUES REPORT -- SIXTH PLAN HAS SCHEMES TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE -- SIXTH PLAN HAS GREATER OUTLAY FOR MINIMUM NEEDS -- COMMITTEE FOR HILLY AREA DEVELOPMENT ESTABLISHED -- INCREASE IN PRICES OF PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ANNOUNCED -- COMMUNISTS, OTHERS REACT TO OIL PRICE RISE -- COAL INDUSTRY URGED TO USE INDIGENOUS EQUIPMENT -- SOVIETS TO COLLABORATE IN OPENCAST PROJECT -- SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN ZINC EXPECTED BY 1985-86 -- LARGE INCREASE IN BUFFER FOODGRAIN STOCK PLANNED -- MINISTRY OFFICIAL DEFENDS WHEAT ALLOTMENT POLICY -- GOVERNMENT PLANS RENEWABLE ENERGY PILOT PLANTS -- NAVAL EXERCISES -- MANIPUR PARTY DISTRIBUTION -- KARNATAKA CONGRESS CHIEF -- LEANDER FRIGATE MODEL -- FOREIGNERS IN MEGHALAYA -- NEW AIR VICE MARSHAL. and NEW MEGHALAYA MINISTER -- AIR MARSHAL'S ASSIGNMENT -- TRIPARTITE ASSAM TALKS -- EXTREMISTS ATTACK SECURITY FORCE -- MUSLIM UNIVERSITY CLOSED -- ENVOY TO ROMANIA -- ENVOY TO YEMEN ARAB REPUBLIC -- OPEC LOAN -- PETROLEUM COKE FROM ROMANIA -- BOMBAY HIGH OIL -- ELECTRONICS TASK FORCE -- PAKISTAN ENTRY REQUIREMENTS -- MANIPUR CABINET EXPANDED -- THREE NEW JUDGES -- Foreign Aid Criticized -- Ulterior Motives -- Election Not a War -- Need for Foreign Aid -- Never Discharged -- Servicemen Forbidden to Register -- NAM NGUM POWER PLANT PRODUCTION DISCUSSED -- NEW PORT FACILITY AT SAVANNAKHET DESCRIBED -- Population Statistics -- Communications, Transport, Trade Balances -- Agricultural Statistics, Private Trade -- ADB LOAN, GRANT -- ENERGY RESEARCH INSTITUTE SET UP -- PAKISTAN'S ENERGY RESOURCES DISCUSSED -- RICE PRODUCTION BELOW 1976-77 MARK -- A STRANGE DEAL IS QUESTIONED by Ashraf Hashmi -- RICE DEAL -- BIOGAS PLANTS FOR RURAL AREAS -- NORWEGIAN AID ACCORD -- GOVERNMENT PLANS FIGHT AGAINST INFLATION -- PLAN FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TAMIL AREAS REPORTED.
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Document Date: 2/18/1981.
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