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Prospects for food selfsufficiency in India : An analysis of demand for and supply of foodgrains from 1950-51 to 1975-76

By:

Patel, A.S

Contributor(s):

Vyas, V.S

Publication details: 1969 Sardar Patel UniversityDescription: 259p. + C D -29Subject(s):

DDC classification:

TP.0166

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