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... Punjab as a consequence of these agrarian models of development was / is the ' ruralization ' of Punjab and even of its bourgeoisie . Imran Ali's charac- terization of this class and of the post - canal colony development pro- cess ...
... Punjab as a consequence of these agrarian models of development was / is the ' ruralization ' of Punjab and even of its bourgeoisie . Imran Ali's charac- terization of this class and of the post - canal colony development pro- cess ...
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... Punjab in these terms hides the reality that Punjab owes this status primarily to its agrarian - oriented development . From column 2 of Table 2 , it can be observed that in 1949-50 , West Bengal had the highest per capita income and Punjab ...
... Punjab in these terms hides the reality that Punjab owes this status primarily to its agrarian - oriented development . From column 2 of Table 2 , it can be observed that in 1949-50 , West Bengal had the highest per capita income and Punjab ...
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... Punjab's.27 Most observers of Punjab's agrarian eco- nomy agree that it has reached a ' saturation point'.28 foot- Sector strial pub- and pital e is hap- -k. and Jalandhar , it is 99.8 % , 99.6 % and 99.1 % respectively ) . " 20 Profit ...
... Punjab's.27 Most observers of Punjab's agrarian eco- nomy agree that it has reached a ' saturation point'.28 foot- Sector strial pub- and pital e is hap- -k. and Jalandhar , it is 99.8 % , 99.6 % and 99.1 % respectively ) . " 20 Profit ...
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