Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoSir Stanley Reed Bennett, Coleman., 1941 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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Page 426
... co - operative movement indiffer- end parts of India . Bombay and Sind lead in this respect with 131 and 114 annas per head of population respectively . The Punjab is a close second with 104. Madras and Bengal fall behind with 74 and 61 ...
... co - operative movement indiffer- end parts of India . Bombay and Sind lead in this respect with 131 and 114 annas per head of population respectively . The Punjab is a close second with 104. Madras and Bengal fall behind with 74 and 61 ...
Page 431
... the Punjab , however , co - operative In the initial stages of the movement , it fell on education has been organised by the Co - operative the Registrar to carry on propaganda and Department , though the Punjab Co - operative organize co - ...
... the Punjab , however , co - operative In the initial stages of the movement , it fell on education has been organised by the Co - operative the Registrar to carry on propaganda and Department , though the Punjab Co - operative organize co - ...
Page 434
... co- operative credit societies would take upon themselves the function performed by these societies and that the term better living be given as wide a connotation as possible so that the co - operative movement would be doing good to ...
... co- operative credit societies would take upon themselves the function performed by these societies and that the term better living be given as wide a connotation as possible so that the co - operative movement would be doing good to ...
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Abdul acres administration agricultural Ahmedabad Ajmer-Merwara appointed Army Assam Assistant B.Sc banks Bar-at-Law Bengal Berar Bihar Board Bombay British Government British India Burma Calcutta capital cent Central Provinces centres Chief City Civil co-operative College Commissioner Committee cotton Council Court crops Delhi Department Deposits Deputy Director district East established European factories famine Frontier Fund Government of India Governor Highness Hindu Hon'ble important industrial institutions irrigation Kathiawar Khan Bahadur Labour Lahore lakhs land Legislative LL.B loans Madras Maharaja Maulvi Medical ment mills Minister Mission Muhammad Muhammadan Rural Municipal Mysore Nagpur Nawab North North-West North-West Frontier Province Offg Officer organisation Orissa Police population port President Provincial Governments Public Punjab Railway Raja Registrar Revenue Road Ruler rupees Sahib Sardar scheme schools Secretary Singh societies South square miles station territory tion trade mark United Provinces Urban village wages West workers