INDIA 4 
Conclusions.—A glance at the map of India will convince any one 
that the mapping task in India is one of no small magnitude. Apart from 
the basic map cover, which is on the 1" to 1 mile scale and is by no means 
complete, there is, and will be in the future, a great demand for medium and 
large scale maps for development purposes alone, without taking into con 
sideration cadastral surveys for revenue purposes. We have no doubt that the 
mechanization of our survey methods, using plotting machines, will go a long 
way to help us to cope with these increasing demands for large and medium 
scale surveys. 
G. & R.B.—P.0.—J.S. 77—10-2-56—1,200