Journal of the Association of Engineers, India

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Sub-Soil Water in West Bengal


     

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The Population of the State of West Bengal is increasing in a galloping speed. During the last census period between 1951 and 1961, the population has increased from 2,6302,386 to 3,49,26,279, the increase being 32.7 per cent. As the existing resources of the country is already limited, the problem of procuring food for this ever increasing population is becoming a growing headache.
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The Population of the State of West Bengal is increasing in a galloping speed. During the last census period between 1951 and 1961, the population has increased from 2,6302,386 to 3,49,26,279, the increase being 32.7 per cent. As the existing resources of the country is already limited, the problem of procuring food for this ever increasing population is becoming a growing headache.