The Indian Problem Solved. Undeveloped Wealth in India and State Reproductive Works. The Ways to Prevent Famines and Advance the Material Progress of India1875 |
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acre agricultural amount anicut annual annum average Bengal Bombay borrow Calcutta capital carried cattle cent channels charge coal complete constructed cost crops cubic yards cultivation delta districts Doab drought dry season duty embankments engineer England English estimated expenditure expense extent famine Ganges Canal Godavery Government of India grain half hundred importance improvement inches increase INDIAN RAILWAYS interest iron irrigation Jumna jute Kistna labour land revenue less loans loss machine machinery Madras Madras Presidency manufactures manure Marwar maunds means ment millions sterling monsoon native navigation nett North Arcot officer ordinary Orissa outlay Peshawur plough population present produce profit Provinces Punjab quantity railways rain rainfall Report rice river Roorkee rupees ryot soil square miles steam sugar supply Sutlej tanks tion tons tracts traffic villages water-rate wheat whole yarn yield