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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Page 516
... Government and other for which Co - operative Societies could be orgaCo - operative Societies , and to distribute ... societies into Rural and Urban and substituted to other Co - operative Credit Societies . the more scientific ...
... Government and other for which Co - operative Societies could be orgaCo - operative Societies , and to distribute ... societies into Rural and Urban and substituted to other Co - operative Credit Societies . the more scientific ...
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This was to finance the agricultural by societies that the expenditure is inevitable societies that were growing in all directions . and that it is not excessive in amount . The And the problem solved in different chief objects of the ...
This was to finance the agricultural by societies that the expenditure is inevitable societies that were growing in all directions . and that it is not excessive in amount . The And the problem solved in different chief objects of the ...
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Most the movement , In Bengal , a similar propagandist of the weavers ' societies are not merely credit organization has been started with identical societies , but undertake the purchase of good aims . The Society has undertaken much ...
Most the movement , In Bengal , a similar propagandist of the weavers ' societies are not merely credit organization has been started with identical societies , but undertake the purchase of good aims . The Society has undertaken much ...
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