These chancels drain the waters of the ridge separating the eastern from the western group. [...] 2. The most obvious thing in this Taluka is the sparseness of the population. [...] Before 1956 in the taluka more particularly in the eastern portions the holdings were in the possession of the cultivating dames. [...] In the rest of the Taluka they are paid in the kind. [...] We must also take into account the rise in the price of Ghee which is exported in large quantities especially from the western and southern portion of the taluka.
- Pages
- 205
- Published in
- India
- SARF Document ID
- sarf.146103
| Segment | Pages | Author | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
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Cover
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i-i | unknown | view |
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Frontmatter
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i-iv | unknown | view |
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Revision Settlement Report of the Dhari Taluka
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1-16 | G.S. Bhate | view |
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Survey and Settlement Commissioner’s Forwarding letter
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17-26 | unknown | view |
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Exhibit No. XX Jamabandi Results According to Standard Rates. Dhari Taluka
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27-31 | G.R. Nimbelkar | view |
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Report
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1-2 | M.S. Desai | view |
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Remarks of the Sir Suba on the Revision Settlement Report of the Dhari Taluka
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1-3 | Tek Chand | view |
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Opinion of the Council
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1-3 | unknown | view |
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Jamabandi Result According to Huzur Sanction. Dhari Taluka
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1-3 | G.S. Nimbalker | view |
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A Memorandum on the Taluka of Dhari. Amreli Division
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i-18 | unknown | view |
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Statement
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1-139 | unknown | view |
