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The development of canal colonies during the British colonial rule and the introduction of the green revolu- tion strategy by the independent Indian state are the two high water- marks of the respective economic policies followed in ...
The development of canal colonies during the British colonial rule and the introduction of the green revolu- tion strategy by the independent Indian state are the two high water- marks of the respective economic policies followed in ...
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For Indian nationalist and working class perceptions of the development of railways during the colonial rule , Lajpat Jagga , ' Colonial Railwaymen and British Rule : A Probe into Railway Labour Agitation in India ...
For Indian nationalist and working class perceptions of the development of railways during the colonial rule , Lajpat Jagga , ' Colonial Railwaymen and British Rule : A Probe into Railway Labour Agitation in India ...
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Earlier , these rules were framed in Schedule District Act 1874 in 1931 . These rules have been revised periodi- cally , the last time in 1976. Further revisions to these rules were propos- ed in 1989 ; however , these have still not ...
Earlier , these rules were framed in Schedule District Act 1874 in 1931 . These rules have been revised periodi- cally , the last time in 1976. Further revisions to these rules were propos- ed in 1989 ; however , these have still not ...
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