Indian and Pakistan Year Book and Who's whoBennett, Coleman & Company, 1923 - India Issues for 1919-47 include Who's who in India; 1948, Who's who in India and Pakistan. |
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Page 66
... industry are Lieutenant Governor of Bengal ; and the Rajshahi , the jute mil industry , the tea industry Dacca and Chittagong divisions which by the ( largely an Assam industry ) and coal mining . partition of the old Province had been ...
... industry are Lieutenant Governor of Bengal ; and the Rajshahi , the jute mil industry , the tea industry Dacca and Chittagong divisions which by the ( largely an Assam industry ) and coal mining . partition of the old Province had been ...
Page 354
... industry from Lower the question is fully discussed by Mr. and Mrs. and Eastern Bengal to Tirhut and the United Howard of Pusa in Bulletins Nos . 51 and 54 of Provinces . Here the troubles of the industry the Agricultural Research ...
... industry from Lower the question is fully discussed by Mr. and Mrs. and Eastern Bengal to Tirhut and the United Howard of Pusa in Bulletins Nos . 51 and 54 of Provinces . Here the troubles of the industry the Agricultural Research ...
Page 387
... 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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