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 primary transmission network now consists of 434 14 route miles of 66 kV lines , 26 route - miles of 33 kV lines and 24 route miles of 22 kV lines and seven 66 kV sub - stations . The distribution network consists of nearly 668 ...
The primary transmission network now consists of 434 14 route miles of 66 kV lines , 26 route - miles of 33 kV lines and 24 route miles of 22 kV lines and seven 66 kV sub - stations . The distribution network consists of nearly 668 ...
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The first became capital required for the construction of exten- three experimental lines were sanctioned in 1845. bankrupt , the Becond and third received sions or branches to existing main line systems . These were from Calcutta to ...
The first became capital required for the construction of exten- three experimental lines were sanctioned in 1845. bankrupt , the Becond and third received sions or branches to existing main line systems . These were from Calcutta to ...
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fund for the redemption of capital , The railway thus became a State line : but it was re - leased to the Company which ... The next step was to bring the open lines up to their traffic requirements and providing them with feeders .
fund for the redemption of capital , The railway thus became a State line : but it was re - leased to the Company which ... The next step was to bring the open lines up to their traffic requirements and providing them with feeders .
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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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