Sentence examples for indian forestry from inspiring English sources
He has also written eight unpublished books, titled: "The Orb of the Mind", "Suresvaracarya", "Indian Forestry", "The Role of Water in Life", "Indian Logic" (four volumes), "A Volume of Short Stories", "Aesthetic Philosophy of India", and "Rivers in India's Developing Economy".
The following Indian Forest Act of 1878 put Indian forestry on a solid scientific basis.
Her father was a forestry official for the Indian government; her mother worked as a school inspector in Lahore, and, after Partition, when the city became part of Pakistan, she returned to India.
Kunzru gives his central character a magical-realist flourish of a conception, the wordless coupling, in a deserted dacoits' cave during the first, furious monsoon of 1903, of a spoiled Indian girl and a half-drowned British forestry expert.
Summer monsoons provide much of the water for agriculture, forestry, wetlands, and fisheries on the Indian subcontinent.
One page bears the title of Noam Chomsky's series of interviews with David Barsamian, Keeping the Rabble in Line; another Bill Devall's Clearcut: The Tragedy of Industrial Forestry; while a third refers to Urban Indians: Drums from the cities by Gregory W. Frazier.
They quickly intermarried with Mapuche Indians already living here and developed a way of life based on fishing, forestry and potato farming.
This is the first agreement in Canada's history that recognizes the full autonomy of any Indian people as a "native nation," giving Quebec's Crees substantial powers to help manage mining, forestry and energy development.
Actually no - try forestry.
