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Village oil mills worked by bullocks and presses worked by hand exist in all parts
of the country and supply most of the local demand for oil. There has also been a
great increase in recent years in the number of oil mills worked by steam or ...
Village oil mills worked by bullocks and presses worked by hand exist in all parts
of the country and supply most of the local demand for oil. There has also been a
great increase in recent years in the number of oil mills worked by steam or ...
Page 435
Village sufficiency declining.—Even in India, proper the village is no longer the
selfcontained industrial unit which it formerly was, and many disintegrating
influences are at work to break down the solidarity of village life. The rising spirit
of ...
Village sufficiency declining.—Even in India, proper the village is no longer the
selfcontained industrial unit which it formerly was, and many disintegrating
influences are at work to break down the solidarity of village life. The rising spirit
of ...
Page 437
Seven-eights of these are the ordinary village potters who make the various
earthenware utensils for cooking and storing water which are required by the
poorer classes, as well as tiles, rings for wells and the like. In most parts of India
the ...
Seven-eights of these are the ordinary village potters who make the various
earthenware utensils for cooking and storing water which are required by the
poorer classes, as well as tiles, rings for wells and the like. In most parts of India
the ...
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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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