Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoIssues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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In 1857 the East India Company ceased to exist and their army was taken over by the Crown . At this time the army was organized into three armies , viz : Bengal , Bombay and Madras , the total strength being 65,000 British and 140,000 ...
In 1857 the East India Company ceased to exist and their army was taken over by the Crown . At this time the army was organized into three armies , viz : Bengal , Bombay and Madras , the total strength being 65,000 British and 140,000 ...
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The Army administra force normally consists of 12 ; infantry brigades can proceed undisturbed . The tion is represented in the Legislature by the with a due proportion of other arms . Army Mernber in the Council of State , and by the ...
The Army administra force normally consists of 12 ; infantry brigades can proceed undisturbed . The tion is represented in the Legislature by the with a due proportion of other arms . Army Mernber in the Council of State , and by the ...
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supernumerary to the establishment of units of the Indian Army . The establishment is as follows including training schools :Fritish Indian officers . officers . 38 67 B. O. I. O. Civilians . Rs . Rs . 167 11 247 tion of compulsory ...
supernumerary to the establishment of units of the Indian Army . The establishment is as follows including training schools :Fritish Indian officers . officers . 38 67 B. O. I. O. Civilians . Rs . Rs . 167 11 247 tion of compulsory ...
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| Title | Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's who |
| Editor | Sir Stanley Reed |
| Publisher | Bennett, Coleman & Company, 1928 |
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