Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoBennett, Coleman & Company, 1915 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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Page 330
... less level tracts such as Gujarat , Rajputana East and Central India West , and the North - West dry area . In Assam there are extensive tracts of hill and jungle and sandy stretches in the strath of the Brahma- putra River , where ...
... less level tracts such as Gujarat , Rajputana East and Central India West , and the North - West dry area . In Assam there are extensive tracts of hill and jungle and sandy stretches in the strath of the Brahma- putra River , where ...
Page 334
... less than 9,000 . It is possible that the capital of the Nizam's Dominions . Its the great demand for labour in Burma , where population is shown in the local Census Report wages are very high , has attracted many of the as 500,623 ...
... less than 9,000 . It is possible that the capital of the Nizam's Dominions . Its the great demand for labour in Burma , where population is shown in the local Census Report wages are very high , has attracted many of the as 500,623 ...
Page 348
... less than 17 per cent . of the total number of females , against only 9 per cent . in Western Europe . When we consider their distribution by age , the difference becomes more still striking , for while in western Europe only 7 per cent ...
... less than 17 per cent . of the total number of females , against only 9 per cent . in Western Europe . When we consider their distribution by age , the difference becomes more still striking , for while in western Europe only 7 per cent ...
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