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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The section from Secunderabad to Wanaparti Road ( 103 : 30 miles ) have been open to traffic since April 1917. The construction of the further extension is held up due to the present difflculty in obtaining the necessary permanent - way ...
The section from Secunderabad to Wanaparti Road ( 103 : 30 miles ) have been open to traffic since April 1917. The construction of the further extension is held up due to the present difflculty in obtaining the necessary permanent - way ...
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about 21 miles across a narrow and shallow of Assam . The route runs southwards through strait , the project has again been investigated the Chittagong district , a land of fertile rice with the idea of connecting these two terminal ...
about 21 miles across a narrow and shallow of Assam . The route runs southwards through strait , the project has again been investigated the Chittagong district , a land of fertile rice with the idea of connecting these two terminal ...
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16 Goods train - miles ( in thousands ) Train - Miles 53,219 59,992 57,933 56,359 62,766 68,083 72,528 74,283 70,061 17 Mixed train - miles ( in thousands ) .. 33,746 34,940 34,581 35,514 34,471 34,874 34,618 34,240 34,169 18 Total ...
16 Goods train - miles ( in thousands ) Train - Miles 53,219 59,992 57,933 56,359 62,766 68,083 72,528 74,283 70,061 17 Mixed train - miles ( in thousands ) .. 33,746 34,940 34,581 35,514 34,471 34,874 34,618 34,240 34,169 18 Total ...
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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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