Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Bombay , where taluka development associations and divisional boards of agriculture have been formed . This represents the most systematic attempt which has yet been made to co - ordinate the propaganda work of the agricultural and co ...
... Bombay , where taluka development associations and divisional boards of agriculture have been formed . This represents the most systematic attempt which has yet been made to co - ordinate the propaganda work of the agricultural and co ...
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... Bombay proper , as distinguished from Sind , irrigation by canals is confined to the Deccan and ( on a very small scale ) to Gujarat . The most important works are of the reservoir type : the Khadak Wasla Dam across the Mutha river ...
... Bombay proper , as distinguished from Sind , irrigation by canals is confined to the Deccan and ( on a very small scale ) to Gujarat . The most important works are of the reservoir type : the Khadak Wasla Dam across the Mutha river ...
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... Bombay Government were followed in other provinces and we would also suggest that the operations in Bombay should be extended to districts outside the insecure tracts . What is wanted in our view is an agency to which the cultivator who ...
... Bombay Government were followed in other provinces and we would also suggest that the operations in Bombay should be extended to districts outside the insecure tracts . What is wanted in our view is an agency to which the cultivator who ...
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... Bombay legislation . The establishment of regulated markets must form an essential part of any ordered plan of agricultural development in this country . The Bombay Act is , however , definitely limited to cotton markets and the bulk of ...
... Bombay legislation . The establishment of regulated markets must form an essential part of any ordered plan of agricultural development in this country . The Bombay Act is , however , definitely limited to cotton markets and the bulk of ...
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... Bombay . In the adoption of the other , the Punjab has led the way . At the Marathi Agricultural School at Loni near Poona , which is of the vocational type , admission is limited to fifty boys and the qualifications laid down for it ...
... Bombay . In the adoption of the other , the Punjab has led the way . At the Marathi Agricultural School at Loni near Poona , which is of the vocational type , admission is limited to fifty boys and the qualifications laid down for it ...
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