Parliamentary Papers, Volume 8H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... effect . The problem is being attacked by the Co - operative Department in the Punjab where some striking results have been achieved , and by legislation in the Central Provinces . The latter method is also proposed in Bombay . In ...
... effect . The problem is being attacked by the Co - operative Department in the Punjab where some striking results have been achieved , and by legislation in the Central Provinces . The latter method is also proposed in Bombay . In ...
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... effect in educating opinion among local cultivators , it is essential that they should be held year after year , if not in one centre , at least in the same part of the country . A permanent agricultural stall should also be a prominent ...
... effect in educating opinion among local cultivators , it is essential that they should be held year after year , if not in one centre , at least in the same part of the country . A permanent agricultural stall should also be a prominent ...
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... effect till the present Imperial Dairy Expert retires . The three farms and the Anand Creamery should be retained until the enlarged nutrition institute has been established and the suggested changes at Pusa have been carried into effect ...
... effect till the present Imperial Dairy Expert retires . The three farms and the Anand Creamery should be retained until the enlarged nutrition institute has been established and the suggested changes at Pusa have been carried into effect ...
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... effect of which is that nearly one - half the cost is borne by Government . In addition to the assistance thus given , zamindars who undertake to multiply seed for Government or to lease land to Government for demonstration purposes may ...
... effect of which is that nearly one - half the cost is borne by Government . In addition to the assistance thus given , zamindars who undertake to multiply seed for Government or to lease land to Government for demonstration purposes may ...
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... effect , a government department had to be established . In 1912 , a second Act was passed and is still in force throughout India ( except in Bombay and Burma which have their own Acts ) . This permitted the extension of the movement to ...
... effect , a government department had to be established . In 1912 , a second Act was passed and is still in force throughout India ( except in Bombay and Burma which have their own Acts ) . This permitted the extension of the movement to ...
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