Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoSir Stanley Reed Bennett, Coleman., 1922 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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... monsoon and the extent of the rain . In the year under review the Arabian Sea monsoon appeared in the Peninsula at about the normal date , while the Bay current arrived in north - east India about a week before the usual time . Up to ...
... monsoon and the extent of the rain . In the year under review the Arabian Sea monsoon appeared in the Peninsula at about the normal date , while the Bay current arrived in north - east India about a week before the usual time . Up to ...
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... Monsoons .-- The all - important fact in the meteorology of India is the alternation of the seasons known as the summer and winter mon- soons . During the winter monsoon the winds are of continental origin and hence , dry , fine wea ...
... Monsoons .-- The all - important fact in the meteorology of India is the alternation of the seasons known as the summer and winter mon- soons . During the winter monsoon the winds are of continental origin and hence , dry , fine wea ...
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... monsoon withdrew from north - west India on the 23rd , a week after its usual date . The Arabian Sea Monsoon broke on the Malabar coast on the 2nd , about the usual date , and in the interior of the Peninsula on the 3rd . After a slight ...
... monsoon withdrew from north - west India on the 23rd , a week after its usual date . The Arabian Sea Monsoon broke on the Malabar coast on the 2nd , about the usual date , and in the interior of the Peninsula on the 3rd . After a slight ...
Contents
India in 1921 | iv |
Towns and Villages | iv |
The Government of India | iv |
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