The Times of India Directory and Year Book Including Who's whoBennett, Coleman., 1922 - India |
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Page 98
The Central Provinces and Berar , are The Central Provinces and Berar compose
sions of the new comers are indicated by the a great triangle of country midway
between language divisions of the province . Hindi , Bombay and Bengal .
The Central Provinces and Berar , are The Central Provinces and Berar compose
sions of the new comers are indicated by the a great triangle of country midway
between language divisions of the province . Hindi , Bombay and Bengal .
Page 99
The C. P. are on any subject regarding which legislation is divided railway routes
has laid the foundations for great for administrative purposes into four divituture
developments of the natural wealth of sions , and Berar constitutes another the ...
The C. P. are on any subject regarding which legislation is divided railway routes
has laid the foundations for great for administrative purposes into four divituture
developments of the natural wealth of sions , and Berar constitutes another the ...
Page 323
U. Provinces , Madras , C. P. and Berar , Bombay and Sindt , Bengal , Bihar and
Orissa , Punjab , Ajmer - Merwara , Baroda and Kotah ( Rajputana ) ( 74 per cent
. of the total sesamum area of British India ) . 17,855,000 2,698,000 4,330,000 ( a
) ...
U. Provinces , Madras , C. P. and Berar , Bombay and Sindt , Bengal , Bihar and
Orissa , Punjab , Ajmer - Merwara , Baroda and Kotah ( Rajputana ) ( 74 per cent
. of the total sesamum area of British India ) . 17,855,000 2,698,000 4,330,000 ( a
) ...
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