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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The decline of the smaller Orissa ports is due to a variety of reasons and usually the chief reason quoted is that the ports have ... Port dues are collected on the net tonnage of vessels calling under the Indian Ports Act XV of 1908 .
The decline of the smaller Orissa ports is due to a variety of reasons and usually the chief reason quoted is that the ports have ... Port dues are collected on the net tonnage of vessels calling under the Indian Ports Act XV of 1908 .
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The port is further connected by river and canal with the tobacco growing areas to the south . The harbour is situated at the ... Port Officer . - M . L. Advani . PORBANDAR Porbandar is situated half way between the ports of Bombay and ...
The port is further connected by river and canal with the tobacco growing areas to the south . The harbour is situated at the ... Port Officer . - M . L. Advani . PORBANDAR Porbandar is situated half way between the ports of Bombay and ...
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CHITTAGONG Chittagong in Eastern Pakistan , lying on the right bank of the river Karnafuli at a distance of 9 miles from the sea , was already an important Port in the sixteenth century A.D. , when the Portuguese gave it the name of ...
CHITTAGONG Chittagong in Eastern Pakistan , lying on the right bank of the river Karnafuli at a distance of 9 miles from the sea , was already an important Port in the sixteenth century A.D. , when the Portuguese gave it the name of ...
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| Title | Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's who |
| Editor | Sir Stanley Reed |
| Contributor | Times of India, Bombay |
| Publisher | Times of India Press, 1953 |
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