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Originally appearing in Volume V22, Page 865 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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RAJKOT  ,

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India,
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capital of a native
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state in Bombay, and headquarters of the
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political
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agent for
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Kathiawar . Pop . (1901) 36,151 . It is situated in the
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middle of the
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peninsula of Kathiawar, and is the centre of the railway
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system . There is a military
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cantonment . The Rajkumar
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college, for the
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education of the sons of chiefs on the lines of an
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English public school, has achieved
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great success . Besides the high school there are training colleges for masters and mistresses . The Rasulkhanji
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hospital has a
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department for
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women, opened in 1897 . All these institutions are maintained at the
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joint expense of the chiefs of Kathiawar . The state of Rajkot, which is a
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branch of
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Nawanagar, has an
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area of 282 sq. m . Pop . (1901) 49,795 .

Estimated

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revenue, £20,000 .

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