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2 Jammu Tawi 3,880 0 0 4,475 5 0 4,005 4 0 Amount of revenue accruing in India on behalf of India 1944- 45 1945-46 1946-47 Rs. Rs. Rs. 1 Kashmir 1,702 5 0 2,375 1 0 1,187 7 0 2 Jammu Tawi 3,608 1 0 4,133112 0 1,501 3 0 [Annexure V] APPENDIX B STATEMENT SHOWING REVENUE AND THE PERCENTAGE OF LAND CUSTOMS INCLUDED N THE REVENUE OF CERTAIN STATES (In lakhs of Rupees) Sl.No Name of satate Total Revenue (Ordinary ) Total Revenue (Ordinary) percentage Remarks 1 Hyderabad 943 124 13.2 2 Travancore 611 89 14.6 3 Kashmir 557 117 21.0 4 Gwalior 303 41 13.5 5 Jaipur 197 23 11.6 6 Baroda 434 20* 4.6 7 Jodhpur 224 40 17.8 8 Udaipur (Mewar ) 81 1 1.3 9 Indore 305 27 8.9 10 Bikaner 252 29 11.5 11 Alwar 90 44 48.9 12 Bhopal 124 20 16.1 13 Kotah 48 6 12.5 * Includes sea custmos, figures of which are not seperately available.
14 Tehri -Garhwal 23 4* 17.4 #Includes Excise also. 15 Bharatpur 65 23 35.4 16 Cutch 89 1 1.1 17 Patna 30 6 20.0 18 Sarguja 17 5 29.4 19 Nawanagar 110 19* * 17.3 20 Tonk 34 11 32.3 21 Bundi 29 8 27.6 22 Sirohi 21 4 19.0 23 Dungarpur 22 8 36.4 24 Banswara 13 3 23.1 25 Partabgarh 8 3 37.5 26 Jhalawar 7 1 14.3 27 Jhisalmer 6 3 50.0 28 Shahpura 4 1 25.0 29 Danta 3 1 33.3 30 Paladpur 28 5 17.9 31 Idar 45 17 37.8 32 Balasinor 5 1 20.0 33 Lunawada 10 2 20.0 34 Sant 12 2 16.7 35 Chhata Udaipur 24 2 8.3 36 Radhanpur 23 4 17.4 37 Baria 18 1 5.6 38 Dewas (Junior) 23 4 17.4 ## Includes sea customs Figures of Which are not seperately available . 39 Panna 10 1f 10.0 f Includes Tributes &C. 40 Rattam 17 6 35.3 41 Alirajpur 6 1& 16.7 & Includes sayar. 42 Bijawar 7 1& 14.3 & Includes Biyai. 43 Chhatarpur 4 2 40.0 44 Barwani 12 2 16.6 45 Jaora 22 3 13.6 46 Rajgarh 12 1 8.3 47 Sailana 6 1 16.6
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CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY OF INDIA DEBAT
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y election in the case of the State
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This is purely, if I may say so, a
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agenda and as a protest I demand th
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and also the province of Orissa. Th
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does not come in in any other way.
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part of the Constituent Assembly Ru
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(35) (21) Janjira Sangli Savantvadi
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signature thereto. When the Bill is
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should be elected and that House sh
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language." I think those of my Sout
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announcement regarding the procedur
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sent in their amendments in full in
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only as a translation. The English
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Shri R. V. Dhulekar : *[Sir, I subm
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The Draft Constitution has been bef
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In the U.S.A. this dual polity is f
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which could be replaced by Parliame
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Government of India Act, 1935, I ma
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In the second place, it is wrong to
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7. Shri Raj Krushna Bose. Co-opted
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total tribal population of the prov
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3. PARTIALLY EXCLUDED AREAS - The m
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members have to be non-tribals. The
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punctuated by disorder and even reb
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The introduction of kuth cultivatio
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aboriginal members should be electe
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prevent any unnecessary complicatio
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that no direct statutory safeguard
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lenders. We consider it necessary t
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The Dewanganj, Sribardi, Nalitabori
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Bengal United provinces Punjab Biha
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Bombay suburban 251,147 13,890 5.53
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Jalaun 482,384 6,361 1.31 Hamirpur
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British Territory 10,204,733 2,484,
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13. Serithi Goudus. 14. Holva. 15.
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3. Bathudi. 14. Ho. 25. Mahli. 4. B
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(2) In the Federal Legislature (Hou
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4. Bissoy - Bharangi Jodia, Bennang
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45. Savaras - Kapu Savaras, Khutto
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3. Chenchu. 10. Paroja. 17.Binjhia.
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The Bhainsdehi Tahsil of the Betul
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[Annexure VII] To DEAR SIR, THE CHA
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Income Expenditure 1944-45 1,64,430
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provinces for the tribals or which
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Delhi, 25th Sept. 1947. MINUTE OF D
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tribes, a Tribes Advisory Council w
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Provided that land required by the
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may apply any such law to the area
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District Councils should be set up
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The Lakhimpur Frontier Tract should
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APPENDIX D General Summary of the R
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7. The Federal Government should in
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Provincial Governments (other than
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