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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That is to say , the Secretary of State , securities not in gold , and was therefore not in a acting on behalf of the Government of India liquid form , nor was the time an opportune one sold Bills against gold deposited in the Bank of ...
That is to say , the Secretary of State , securities not in gold , and was therefore not in a acting on behalf of the Government of India liquid form , nor was the time an opportune one sold Bills against gold deposited in the Bank of ...
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I The essential features of this Scheme were the undertaking of a statutory obligation by Government to buy and sell gold bullion in 4000 z . bars ; as soon as sufficient gold was available to put a gold coin in circulation ; after a ...
I The essential features of this Scheme were the undertaking of a statutory obligation by Government to buy and sell gold bullion in 4000 z . bars ; as soon as sufficient gold was available to put a gold coin in circulation ; after a ...
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Indian system from the price of silver rising above the melting point of the rupee and the desirability of establishing confidence by giving the country not only a real , but conspicuously visible link between the currency and gold .
Indian system from the price of silver rising above the melting point of the rupee and the desirability of establishing confidence by giving the country not only a real , but conspicuously visible link between the currency and gold .
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acres administration agricultural amount appointed Army arts Assistant Association Bahadur Bank Bengal Board Bombay Branch British buildings Burma Calcutta capital carried cent Central charge Chief City Civil College Commissioner Committee considerable consists Council Court Delhi Department Deputy direct Director District duty East Engineer established European existing expenditure famine force Frontier funds given gold Government of India granted head Hindu important increase industry institutions interest irrigation Khan lakhs land Legislative Lord Madras Medical ment miles military Mission Muhammadan Nagpur Non-Muhammadan North officers passed period Persian persons Police Political population present Presidency principal Provinces Public Punjab Railway Reserve revenue Road rule rupees Rural scheme schools Secretary societies South square territory tion trade United University village whole women
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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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