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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C.S. , Agricultural Adviser to the Govern seed ) and sometimes in all three . In the ment of India , President . Mr. N. N. Wadia , Central Provinces , where there were , at the C.I.E .. Ex - Clairman , Bombay Mill Owners time the Report ...
C.S. , Agricultural Adviser to the Govern seed ) and sometimes in all three . In the ment of India , President . Mr. N. N. Wadia , Central Provinces , where there were , at the C.I.E .. Ex - Clairman , Bombay Mill Owners time the Report ...
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There is besides that of Agricultural Adviser to the eguential difference between agricultural de . Government of India , which replaced that partments in the East and in the West in that , of Inspector - General , the latter having ...
There is besides that of Agricultural Adviser to the eguential difference between agricultural de . Government of India , which replaced that partments in the East and in the West in that , of Inspector - General , the latter having ...
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As soon as the initial stage of the moveThe Financing of Agricultural Socieeven advisable . What should be and generally ment had passed , a very urgent problem had to is borne in mind is that precautions are taken be faced .
As soon as the initial stage of the moveThe Financing of Agricultural Socieeven advisable . What should be and generally ment had passed , a very urgent problem had to is borne in mind is that precautions are taken be faced .
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acres administration agricultural amount appointed Army Assistant Association Bahadur Bank Bengal Board body Bombay British Burma Calcutta capital carried cent Central Chamber charge Chief Civil classes College Commissioner Committee Company considerable cotton Council crops crores cultivation Department direct district duty East elected established existing exports extent famine force forests funds given Government of India Governor grant head Imperial important improvement increase industry institutions interest irrigation Khan lakhs land Legislative less Lord Madras matters ment miles million mills Municipal Nagpur Native North officers passed Persian persons population Port practically present Presidency principal produce Provinces Punjab Railway regard representative rule rupees schools Secretary societies South square supply taken tion trade United University whole
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| Title | Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's who |
| Editor | Sir Stanley Reed |
| Publisher | Bennett, Coleman., 1922 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jun 2018 |
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