10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «सिंधसागर»
Discover the use of
सिंधसागर in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
सिंधसागर and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Hindi literature.
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Arid Land Ecosystems: Volume 1: Structure, Functioning and ...
Blown sand occupies a considerable part of the Sind Sagar Doab and occurs also in a narrow belt along the foot of the Sulaiman and Kirthar ranges. These sand deposits are loessic in origin and were deposited for the most part after the ...
R. A. Perry, D. W. Goodall, 1979
2
Modern Islamic Thought in a Radical Age: Religious ... - Page 347
Lahore: Sindh Sagar Academy, n.d. (originally compiled in 1933). —. “Khud-nawisht halat-i zindagi” (compiled in 1938). In Kabul main sat sal, Sindhi, 144*60. . Khutbat wa maqalat-i Mawlana ' Ubayd Allah Sindhi. Ed. Muhammad Sarwar.
Muhammad Qasim Zaman, 2012
3
Journal of the Asiatic Society - Page 48
Secondly, the name ' Sindh Sagar ' has a historical significance, for it was used by Akbar's Government to include not only the present ' Sindh Sagar Doab ', but several other allied tracts, possibly Jhang and parts of Multan also.a Thirdly, the ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1938
4
Committees and Commissions in Pre-independence India, ... - Page 65
Possible Extensions in the Punjab In the Punjab three large projects may be proposed, the Jhelum, the Sind Sagar, and the Montgomery canals. The first of these only has been estimated in detail, and formally sanctioned. It will be shortly ...
5
Economic History of India: 1857-1956 - Page 166
The Commission, therefore, proposed the construction of a number of weirs across the Sutlej to bring perennial irrigation to an area of nearly 9 million acres in the Bhawalpur and Bikaner states, Ravi Valley and Sind, Sagar Doab Districts of ...
6
Alexander's Campaigns in Sind and Baluchistan and the ... - Page 220
Sivi tribe (Jatakas) in Gandhara, buddhisized in the Maurya period, 139-140; ident.w. the Sibi tribe, subdued by A. : cattle-keepers in the Sind Sagar Doab, noted for their legendary siege of the Rock of Aornus in Buner, 140-143; Sambus, viz.
Pierre Herman Leonard Eggermont, 1975
7
Mawlana Ubayd Allah Sindhi's mission to Afghanistan and ... - Page 155
Mawlana cUbayd Allah had founded a political party of his own which was called the Jamuna Narbada Sindh Sagar Party.1 This party was supposed to work inside the Indian National Congress. Initially, the Sindh Sagar was confined to ...
Abdullah Khan, Ross Masood Hussain, 2000
8
Alexander's Campaign in Southern Punjab - Page 2
... at all as it lies to the south-east of the spot where the united rivers flow into the Panjnad. The location of Shorkot in the Sind Sagar Doab is especially important because in 1906 a dozen ancient utensils among which a copper cauldron ...
Pierre Herman Leonard Eggermont, 1993
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Records of the Survey of India - Volume 16 - Page 11
SIND-SAGAR PARTY (PUNJAB). By Major R. Foster, I. A. The party was employed on rectangular demarcation in connection with the Punjab Government's Sind-Sagar and Sutlej Valley Personnel. Canal and Colonization Projects consisting ...
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Debates: Official report - Volume 11, Part 1 - Page 118
The example of the Sind Sagar Doab Act does not apply in the present case. Under the Sind Sagar Doab Project the whole of the Thai Area was to receive irrigation, but under the present Thai scheme only Thai Jandi will receive irrigation.
Punjab (India). Legislative Assembly, 1942
