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The importance of developing road transport for economic revival of West Bengal

Guha, Sabita - In: Focus on West Bengal : Problems and prospects, (pp. 115-125). 1972

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Profile of a female agricultural labourer

Gulati, Leela - In: Economic & political weekly : a Sameeksha Trust publ. 13 (1978) 12, pp. A21-A26

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Sales tax laws in West Bengal, as amended up to 15th June 1972

Mookerji, G. C. - 1972

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Sonarpur : a peasants' view of the class war

Mitter, Swasti - In: South Asian review : the journal of the Royal Society … 8 (1975) 4, pp. 323-342

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Interdisciplinary approach to population crisis in West Bengal

Mitra, Asok - In: National Conference on Population, Dec. 6-8, 1974 [in …, (pp. 1-16). 1974

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Marketing of jute in West Bengal

Gupta, A. K. Sen - In: Arthaniti : a bi-annual journal of the Department of … 17 (1975/76), pp. 81-128

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Incentives for industrial growth in West Bengal

Gupta, Deeparun - In: Focus on West Bengal : Problems and prospects, (pp. 137-140). 1972

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Life tables for West Bengal, 1941-50

Gupta, P. B.; Pachal, T. K. - In: Demography India : population, health, society, … 6 (1977) 1/2, pp. 219-249

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Net reproductivity of West Bengal (India) by districts and its association with some socio-economic variables

Gupta, P. B.; Ramakrishna, G. - In: Studies in demography, (pp. 118-127). 1970

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Impact of social and economic development on mortality : Comparative study of Kerala and West Bengal

Nag, Moni - In: Economic & political weekly : a Sameeksha Trust publ. 18 (1983) 19/21, pp. 877-900

Kerala's mortality level has been lower than West Bengal's at least since the early 20th century. The difference became sharper in the 1970s. The wider distribution of health facilities in the rural areas of Kerala and their greater utilisation are found to be significant factors. Historically,...

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