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 r56 WHO'S WHO IPsI INDIA the Narsingpur District. After coming out from the Agricul- tural College, Poona, in 1902, he was appointed Superinten- dent of Nagpur Farm and Lecturer in Chemistry and Botany in the Agricultural School, Nagpur. For some time he was Agricultural Superintendent working under the Direc- tor of Agricuture for the whole Province. On the organisa- tion of the Department, he was put in charge of the Akola Farm which is now said to be the best managed of all such Government Farms in India. He is interested in the Co-opera- tive movement and has been able to start some Agricultural Unions in Berar. He owns about 300 acres of land on which attempt is being made to farm on modern scientific lines. The Government recognised his work in the agricultural line by recently conferring the title of Rai Saheb on him, Address-. Divisional Superintendent of Agriculture, Akola, (Berar.) Badrud Din Khan, Khan Saheb, British Indian Aksakal, in Khotan. The title of Khan Saheb was conferred on him in June, 1913. Faiz Ali, Khan Saheb, Munshi — Permanent Way Inspec- tor, North-Western Railway, was made a Khan Saheb in June, 1913- BURJORJEE Bezonjee Gariha, Khan Saheb, Mr. — Post Master, Howrah, in Bengal^ was granted the title of Khan Saheb, in June, 1913. M. R. Ry. Kinattinkare Krishnan Nair Avergal, B.A., B.C.E., Rai Saheb, District Board Engineer, in the Madras Presidency, was given the title of Rai Saheb, in June, 19 13. M. R. Ry. Karsala Arulaiya Nayudu Garu, Rai Saheb, merchant and landholder of Chingleput District, in the Madras Presidency, was made a Rai Saheb, in June, 191 3, in recognition of his public services.