The Foundations of Indian Economics
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RURAL TRADE AND TRANSPORT 289 which are very convenient means of boat traffic for jute and paddy, also completely dry up in the hot months without being longer fed by the main stream when trade is consequently slackened. 1 The decline of rivers is sought to be checked by the system of bundhals. In the hot months many of the channels have to be deepened by means of bundh. A line of bamboo stakes is driven into the beds of the river, mat screens (Jhamps) are then laid down and well secured to the... bamboo framework. Thus the current flows with great velocity through the channel enclosed by the Bundh, while on each side of it a large collec- tion of sand takes place, materially narrowing and deepening the stream. The system of bundhals under the most favourable conditions is fairly suc- cessful, and channels that might otherwise have become completely closed have by means of these bundhals been kept open. But when conditions are not favourable, when, for instance, the head of the river is badly situated to obtain a good supply of water from the Ganges, the bundhals are not of much use.
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RURAL TRADE AND TRANSPORT 289 which are very convenient means of boat traffic for jute and paddy, also completely dry up in the hot months without being longer fed by the main stream when trade is consequently slackened. 1 The decline of rivers is sought to be checked by the system of bundhals. In the hot months many of the channels have to be deepened by means of bundh. A line of bamboo stakes is driven into the beds of the river, mat screens (Jhamps) are then laid down and well secured to the... bamboo framework. Thus the current flows with great velocity through the channel enclosed by the Bundh, while on each side of it a large collec- tion of sand takes place, materially narrowing and deepening the stream. The system of bundhals under the most favourable conditions is fairly suc- cessful, and channels that might otherwise have become completely closed have by means of these bundhals been kept open. But when conditions are not favourable, when, for instance, the head of the river is badly situated to obtain a good supply of water from the Ganges, the bundhals are not of much use.
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