Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoSir Stanley Reed Bennett, Coleman., 1927 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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... industry . Industries have substantially of persons supported by the land than any other decreased and of the principal forms of industry tract of India . Of industrial workers the largest the textile workers have dropped considerably ...
... industry . Industries have substantially of persons supported by the land than any other decreased and of the principal forms of industry tract of India . Of industrial workers the largest the textile workers have dropped considerably ...
Page 704
... Industry . But no further traces of ancient Indian Glass Industry as such sur- vive ; yet , it is certain that by the sixteenth century it was an established Industry producing mainly bangles and small bottles . The quality of the ...
... Industry . But no further traces of ancient Indian Glass Industry as such sur- vive ; yet , it is certain that by the sixteenth century it was an established Industry producing mainly bangles and small bottles . The quality of the ...
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... industry , which has its home in the town and Island of Bombay , with import- ant subsidiary centres at Ahmedabad , Sho- lapur and Nagpur . Next in importance is Raw jute is a virtual mono- the jute industry . progress works have been ...
... industry , which has its home in the town and Island of Bombay , with import- ant subsidiary centres at Ahmedabad , Sho- lapur and Nagpur . Next in importance is Raw jute is a virtual mono- the jute industry . progress works have been ...
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Account Bookmakers | 77 |
Art Metal Workers | 90 |
Wire Netting Mixed Mesh | 300 |
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