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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SECRETARIES , UNDER - SECRETARIES , ASSISTANT SECRETARIES , Etc. , TO GOVERNMENT . F. Lewisohn , M.A. , 1.0.S. ..Chief Secretary . H. E. W. Martindell , 0.1.E. , M.R. Secretary , Public Works Department .
SECRETARIES , UNDER - SECRETARIES , ASSISTANT SECRETARIES , Etc. , TO GOVERNMENT . F. Lewisohn , M.A. , 1.0.S. ..Chief Secretary . H. E. W. Martindell , 0.1.E. , M.R. Secretary , Public Works Department .
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The Department of Statistics in India have revolutionised statistical compilation and has not only to compile the all - India figures the day is not far distant when the whole of from provincial or local returns but has to the customs ...
The Department of Statistics in India have revolutionised statistical compilation and has not only to compile the all - India figures the day is not far distant when the whole of from provincial or local returns but has to the customs ...
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Officers in the Third Class Graded List Superintending Engineers , Public Works of Civil Offices not reserved for Members of the Department , first class ; Superintendents of the Indian Civil Service , Principals of Government Survey of ...
Officers in the Third Class Graded List Superintending Engineers , Public Works of Civil Offices not reserved for Members of the Department , first class ; Superintendents of the Indian Civil Service , Principals of Government Survey of ...
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