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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II - Taxes on Income V -- Land Revenue Deduct - Revenue credited to Irrigation . Net Land Revenue VI - Excise VII - Stamps VIII - Forests IX - Registration Total for Irrigation . XIII - Irrigation - Works which capital accounts are ...
II - Taxes on Income V -- Land Revenue Deduct - Revenue credited to Irrigation . Net Land Revenue VI - Excise VII - Stamps VIII - Forests IX - Registration Total for Irrigation . XIII - Irrigation - Works which capital accounts are ...
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Irrigation is necessary in order to grow a large land , over crops on part of the country owing to insufficient rainfall and the vagaries of the monsoon . Canal irrigation has been greatly extended over the Punjab , Sind , United ...
Irrigation is necessary in order to grow a large land , over crops on part of the country owing to insufficient rainfall and the vagaries of the monsoon . Canal irrigation has been greatly extended over the Punjab , Sind , United ...
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On the introduction of irrigation , no less than 3 million acres of desert waste , the property of the three parties concerned , at present valueless , will become available for colonisation and sale . It is customary , in the pro ...
On the introduction of irrigation , no less than 3 million acres of desert waste , the property of the three parties concerned , at present valueless , will become available for colonisation and sale . It is customary , in the pro ...
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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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