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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Page 128
Professional activity , however , continued to predominate . Helped by the Indo - Pakistan Interim Trade Agreement of April 1950 , the market generally ruled firm in the first quarter of 1950-51 . Sentiment was also aided by ...
Professional activity , however , continued to predominate . Helped by the Indo - Pakistan Interim Trade Agreement of April 1950 , the market generally ruled firm in the first quarter of 1950-51 . Sentiment was also aided by ...
Page 135
During the year ended June 1950 efforts were continued to increase food production and about Following the partition , India's cotton and one million acres of land were reclaimed under jute industries continued to experience difficul- ...
During the year ended June 1950 efforts were continued to increase food production and about Following the partition , India's cotton and one million acres of land were reclaimed under jute industries continued to experience difficul- ...
Page 278
This commenced operation on the routes Bombay service also continued to operate during the Nagpur - Calcutta and Madras - Nagpur - Delhi . monsoon season . The night air services have Shortly afterwards the " All Up Airmail proved to be ...
This commenced operation on the routes Bombay service also continued to operate during the Nagpur - Calcutta and Madras - Nagpur - Delhi . monsoon season . The night air services have Shortly afterwards the " All Up Airmail proved to be ...
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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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