Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... acres under rice , some 24 million acres under wheat , 33 millions under the greater millets , juar and bajra , 18 millions under cotton , 14 millions under the principal oil - seeds and 14 millions under gram . The soils of India may ...
... acres under rice , some 24 million acres under wheat , 33 millions under the greater millets , juar and bajra , 18 millions under cotton , 14 millions under the principal oil - seeds and 14 millions under gram . The soils of India may ...
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... acres in 1887-88 to an average of 10.4 million acres from 1921-22 to 1925-26 , the possibilities of further expansion are far from exhausted . The Sutlej Valley project , which is the only large project at present under construction in ...
... acres in 1887-88 to an average of 10.4 million acres from 1921-22 to 1925-26 , the possibilities of further expansion are far from exhausted . The Sutlej Valley project , which is the only large project at present under construction in ...
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... acres of first crop and 90,000 acres of second crop , while it will also supplement supplies in an existing wet area of 80,000 acres now inadequately irrigated . Two projects which have long been under consideration are the Kistna and ...
... acres of first crop and 90,000 acres of second crop , while it will also supplement supplies in an existing wet area of 80,000 acres now inadequately irrigated . Two projects which have long been under consideration are the Kistna and ...
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... acres in extent were attached to the schools in which the new course was first introduced but , owing to financial stringency , the alternative of school gardens , half an acre to an acre in extent , was adopted in 1923. Six periods per ...
... acres in extent were attached to the schools in which the new course was first introduced but , owing to financial stringency , the alternative of school gardens , half an acre to an acre in extent , was adopted in 1923. Six periods per ...
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... acres with the assistance of his family and of occasional hired labour . For the absence of large scale farming in India there are many reasons . Among them are the obstacles to agri- cultural progress generally which have been ...
... acres with the assistance of his family and of occasional hired labour . For the absence of large scale farming in India there are many reasons . Among them are the obstacles to agri- cultural progress generally which have been ...
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