Our Administration of India
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During the year 1882-83 more than five lakhs of rupees were spent from Imperial funds on drainage and embankment works.
Though there is no demand for irrigation in the greater part of Bengal, still a benevolent Government has constructed works in a few exceptional tracts where experience has shown that occasional drought has to be feared. Not only does the amount of rain- fall differ considerably in different districts, but it varies not a little from year to year even in the same district. Mor...eover, even when the number of inches does not fall short of the average, the distribution may be so irregular as to cause a partial or total failure of the crops. India has been divided into twenty-two Digitized by VjOOQIC ANNUAL RAINFALL; H3 " meteorological tracts ;" and the following extract from a taWe of average annual rainfall Q) illustrates the above remarks : — Rainfall in inches.
9 22 25 28 38 49 56 68 96 112 145 193 Madras Govem- Sind and Cutch .
Punjab plains .
South Deccan North Deccan plateau Upper Ganges plains, N.W.P.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
During the year 1882-83 more than five lakhs of rupees were spent from Imperial funds on drainage and embankment works.
Though there is no demand for irrigation in the greater part of Bengal, still a benevolent Government has constructed works in a few exceptional tracts where experience has shown that occasional drought has to be feared. Not only does the amount of rain- fall differ considerably in different districts, but it varies not a little from year to year even in the same district. Mor...eover, even when the number of inches does not fall short of the average, the distribution may be so irregular as to cause a partial or total failure of the crops. India has been divided into twenty-two Digitized by VjOOQIC ANNUAL RAINFALL; H3 " meteorological tracts ;" and the following extract from a taWe of average annual rainfall Q) illustrates the above remarks : — Rainfall in inches.
9 22 25 28 38 49 56 68 96 112 145 193 Madras Govem- Sind and Cutch .
Punjab plains .
South Deccan North Deccan plateau Upper Ganges plains, N.W.P.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Arthur Deuteros Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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