Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoBennett, Coleman & Company, 1922 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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THE INDIAN COTTON COMMITTEE . . A resolution issued by the Government of ment of an East Indian Cotton Association in India in September 1917 announced the ap- Bombay is recommended , and one in which the pointment of a Committee to ...
THE INDIAN COTTON COMMITTEE . . A resolution issued by the Government of ment of an East Indian Cotton Association in India in September 1917 announced the ap- Bombay is recommended , and one in which the pointment of a Committee to ...
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The rates of pay are as follows : tered by the Central Committee of that Fund . During probation Rs . 350 per month : there . The Government of India has so far allotted the after Rs . 400 up to the end of the 4th year : sum of £ 10,000 ...
The rates of pay are as follows : tered by the Central Committee of that Fund . During probation Rs . 350 per month : there . The Government of India has so far allotted the after Rs . 400 up to the end of the 4th year : sum of £ 10,000 ...
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The Joint War Committee of the Order of wants of Military hospitals situated within the St. John of Jerusalem and the British Red boundaries of a Province became its own special Cross Society , India Branch , came into being care and ...
The Joint War Committee of the Order of wants of Military hospitals situated within the St. John of Jerusalem and the British Red boundaries of a Province became its own special Cross Society , India Branch , came into being care and ...
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