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The Jute Considering its present dimensions, the jute industry of Bengal is of very
recent origin. The first jute mill in Bengal was started at Rishra in 1855, and the
first power-loom was introduced in 1859. The original outturn was 8 tons per day.
The Jute Considering its present dimensions, the jute industry of Bengal is of very
recent origin. The first jute mill in Bengal was started at Rishra in 1855, and the
first power-loom was introduced in 1859. The original outturn was 8 tons per day.
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As a result of recent archaeological explorations, a number of small crude glass
vessels have been ... discovered indicative of the very primitive stage of the
Industry. But no further traces of ancient Indian Glass Industry,as such surwive;
yet, ...
As a result of recent archaeological explorations, a number of small crude glass
vessels have been ... discovered indicative of the very primitive stage of the
Industry. But no further traces of ancient Indian Glass Industry,as such surwive;
yet, ...
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These points must special caises that contributed to the failure of be carefully
noted for future guidance. some of these and hinder the progress of the The
Industry has developed considerably rest. Chief among them re (1) The Industry
under ...
These points must special caises that contributed to the failure of be carefully
noted for future guidance. some of these and hinder the progress of the The
Industry has developed considerably rest. Chief among them re (1) The Industry
under ...
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| Title | The Times of India Directory and Year Book Including 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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