Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Madras , the United Provinces and Bihar and Orissa . On an average , for the five years from 1921-22 to 1925-26 , nearly 50 million acres were irrigated by government and private irrigation works , the percentage of irrigated area to ...
... Madras , the United Provinces and Bihar and Orissa . On an average , for the five years from 1921-22 to 1925-26 , nearly 50 million acres were irrigated by government and private irrigation works , the percentage of irrigated area to ...
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... Madras . Since the introduction of the Reforms , local governments are in a position to raise the funds required for protective irrigation schemes by loans if they are unable to finance protective schemes of 36 Abridged Report.
... Madras . Since the introduction of the Reforms , local governments are in a position to raise the funds required for protective irrigation schemes by loans if they are unable to finance protective schemes of 36 Abridged Report.
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... Madras also , roads with few exceptions , are in charge of the local authorities but they receive sub- stantial financial assistance from provincial revenues . In other provinces , except in the Punjab , roads fall into two classes ...
... Madras also , roads with few exceptions , are in charge of the local authorities but they receive sub- stantial financial assistance from provincial revenues . In other provinces , except in the Punjab , roads fall into two classes ...
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... Madras , Bombay , Bengal , Bihar and Orissa , the Punjab and the United Provinces and amongst their functions is that of the supervision of rural industries . Madras and Bihar and Orissa have passed State Aid to Industries Acts and the ...
... Madras , Bombay , Bengal , Bihar and Orissa , the Punjab and the United Provinces and amongst their functions is that of the supervision of rural industries . Madras and Bihar and Orissa have passed State Aid to Industries Acts and the ...
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... Madras was awakened as early as 1863 by the presentation to his Council ( ii ) MADRAS . of a note by the Governor , Sir William Denison , in which he drew attention to " the continuous cropping , the deficiency of manure and its ...
... Madras was awakened as early as 1863 by the presentation to his Council ( ii ) MADRAS . of a note by the Governor , Sir William Denison , in which he drew attention to " the continuous cropping , the deficiency of manure and its ...
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