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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... school at Midnapore , a high school at Burdwan , a high school at Santipur and a high school at Chittagong . There are in the Arts Colleges Presidency : -- 36 Secondary Schools 2,800 46,240 9 Primary Schools 2 Special 1,527 1 Private ...
... school at Midnapore , a high school at Burdwan , a high school at Santipur and a high school at Chittagong . There are in the Arts Colleges Presidency : -- 36 Secondary Schools 2,800 46,240 9 Primary Schools 2 Special 1,527 1 Private ...
Page 605
... Schools provide for 160 schools , pupils 4,849 ; 25 Boarding schools , scholars 1,167 ; 9 Industrial schools , pupils Secretaries : Rev. J. S. Otteson , Navapur , 116 and 862 Elementary schools with 36,775 Khandesh , and Miss H ...
... Schools provide for 160 schools , pupils 4,849 ; 25 Boarding schools , scholars 1,167 ; 9 Industrial schools , pupils Secretaries : Rev. J. S. Otteson , Navapur , 116 and 862 Elementary schools with 36,775 Khandesh , and Miss H ...
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... schools are Secondary , all the rest are Primary Schools There are small dispensaries at most of the stations . There are three Christian Colonies , 2 Workshops , one of them with an aided Car- pentry School , 1 Female Industrial School ...
... schools are Secondary , all the rest are Primary Schools There are small dispensaries at most of the stations . There are three Christian Colonies , 2 Workshops , one of them with an aided Car- pentry School , 1 Female Industrial School ...
Contents
India in 1921 | iv |
Towns and Villages | iv |
The Government of India | iv |
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