Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Government fully realised that a central institution under the direct control of the Government of India could only be the apex of their scheme and that such an institution would be valueless unless there were , at the same time , a ...
... Government fully realised that a central institution under the direct control of the Government of India could only be the apex of their scheme and that such an institution would be valueless unless there were , at the same time , a ...
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... Government of India divested themselves , except to a very limited extent , of all powers of superintendence ... Government of India and by conferences of Ministers and Directors of Agriculture and meetings of the Board of Agriculture ...
... Government of India divested themselves , except to a very limited extent , of all powers of superintendence ... Government of India and by conferences of Ministers and Directors of Agriculture and meetings of the Board of Agriculture ...
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... Government on a crop basis , we see no objection to any trade , which feels that its interests demand such a step , organising itself on the lines of the Indian Central Cotton Committee , provided it is willing to tax itself for this ...
... Government on a crop basis , we see no objection to any trade , which feels that its interests demand such a step , organising itself on the lines of the Indian Central Cotton Committee , provided it is willing to tax itself for this ...
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... Government which at present is equal to the income from other sources up to a limit of one thousand rupees . The taluka development associations work under the super- vision of divisional boards , consisting of two official and four non ...
... Government which at present is equal to the income from other sources up to a limit of one thousand rupees . The taluka development associations work under the super- vision of divisional boards , consisting of two official and four non ...
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... government sources of irrigation or by the grant of concession rates . With regard to the improvement of cattle by ... government departments have now made a serious beginning with cattle improvement , very little progress has yet been ...
... government sources of irrigation or by the grant of concession rates . With regard to the improvement of cattle by ... government departments have now made a serious beginning with cattle improvement , very little progress has yet been ...
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