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Behar Herald. Economics Special March 1944
1944
Summary
If the standard of life of the people is to be raised more nearly to what it ought to be then full use must be made of all the gifts of nature whether they are found on the surface of the earth or below it or even above it in the air. [...] On this problem the authors of the memorandum wrote: "During the greater part of the planning period however financing of economic development by means of 'created money' on this scale is likely to lead to a gap between the volume of purchasing power in the hands of the people and the volume of goods available. [...] And the impoverishment of the area from which the soil has been eroded is out of all propotion to the benefits derived by deposit of the soil in supension in certain spots in the plains. [...] The total area of the upper Damodar the hilly part of the middle Damodar and of the Barakar which feeds the Damodar is 7 zoo square miles. [...] The water is puped into the plant from one side and after extraction of the dissolved magnesium salts is run into the sea from the other shore of the peninsula so as not to dilute the water on the intake side.
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| Cover | i-2 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| Planned Development | 3-3 | R.F. Mudie |
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| Road Planning for India | 4-4 | S.K. Ghose |
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| Proper Industrialisation | 5-5 | Padampa Singhania |
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| Forest Controls Flood | 6-7 | J.N. Sinha |
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| General Insurances Their Prospect in India | 8-8 | K.B. Roy Chowdhury |
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| “The Dark Unfathomed Caves” | 9-9 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| Oil Resources of the Allied Nations and the Axis | 10-ii | M.C. Samaddar |
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| India and War Industries | 11-13 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| Nationalisation of Banking | 14-14 | Diptiman Gupta |
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| New Industries Initiated by the War | 15-16 | J.N. Ghosh |
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| War and Indian Economy | 17-18 | G.D. Parikh |
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| Advertising in India Seen by a Foreigner | 19-20 | P. de Peterson |
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| Consumer Co-Operatives in the U. S. | 20-20 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| Industries in Hyderabad | 21-21 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| Agricultural Industry & Co-Operatives | 22-22 | S.N. Chakravorty |
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| Possibility of De-Urbanisation in Post-War Period | 23-23 | S. K. C. |
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| The Hard Generation | 24-24 | Thomas Bata |
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| The Question of Money in Married Life | 25-26 | Yusuf |
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| Arabia as an Oil Producer | 26-26 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| The Main Problem | 26-26 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| Lenin and Trade Unions | 27-27 | Jyoti Basu |
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| The High Way of the Air | 28-28 | Eskayci |
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| Chinese Industries | 28-28 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| Why Should You Advertise ? | 29-30 | P.G. Sitaram |
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| Progress of Indian Insurance | 30-30 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| The Central Food Department its Achievements & Omissions | 31-33 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| An Economic Survey of the United Provinces | 34-35 | S. Krishnan |
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| A Charter for Business in the Postwar World | 36-36 | Eric Jonston |
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| The Stock Market When the War Ends | 37-37 | Ralph Robey |
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| Why not a Consumers' Planning ? | 37-40 | S.C. |
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| A Survey of the Indian Scene | 41-41 | L.A. Stronach |
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| Inflation-Cause & Cure | 42-viii | Sudhindralal Roy |
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| Aspects of the Indian Economic Scene-1943 | 43-46 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| Economy of the Province of Bombay | 47-52 | George Chittoor |
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| Planning Today for Tomorrow | 53-54 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| The Problem of Post War Reconstruction | 54-54 | Shahid Pravin |
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| Thoughts on Post-war Reconstruction | 55-56 | Sachin Sen |
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| Post-War Industrial Planning for India | 56-i | N.L. Vidyarthi |
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| Beware of American Capital | 54-i | M.L. Sen |
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| Branch Banking | i-i | Naresb Chakraborty |
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| An Economic Survey of Bengal 1943-44 (1) | 57-61 | Santosh Chatterjee |
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| An Economic Survey of Bengal(II) | 62-62 | Atul Sur |
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| Scientific Research in India Bearing on Public Welfare | 63-66 | Pisibi |
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| Trends & Portends in Bihar’s Economy a Commercial Traveller Looks at Bihar | 67-67 | Ajit Gupta |
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| A Revolution in Rural Economy ? | 68-68 | S. Solomon |
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| Agriculture in Bihar | 69-69 | C.A. Maclean |
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| Fairs and Fesfivals in Bihar | 70-iv | H. Prasad |
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| Bihar Mica Industry | 71-72 | M.C. Samaddar |
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| The Rich Province of Bihar | 72-74 | Prabodh Bandyopadhyay |
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| Labour Welfare in the Steel Town of India | 74-74 | Dipankar |
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| Short Note on the Progress of the Co-operative Movement in Bihar | 75-75 | A. B. N. Sinha |
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| An Economic Survey of Bihar (1912-1939) | 76-78 | Dipendranath Sircar |
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| The Village Mart | 78-78 | N. Kumar |
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| Backmatter | i-ii | M.C. Samaddar |
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