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Chinde - LoveToKnow 1911 (189 words) |
 | CHINDE, a town of Portuguese East Africa, chief port for the Zambezi valley and British Central Africa, at the mouth of the Chinde branch of the Zambezi, in 18° 40 S., 36° 30' E. Pop. |
| Large steamers are unable to cross the bar, over which the depth of water varies from o to 18 ft. Chinde owes its existence to the discovery in 1889 that the branch of the river on the banks of which it is built is navigable from the ocean (see Zambezi). |
| This block of land is known as the British Concession, or British Chinde. |
| Heal...Ekjut (678 words) |
| Chinde Ram is a laborer by profession who met with an accident in 1997 in which the bones in his right leg were fractured. |
| However, Chinde Ram was misled that he hadn't been receiving the best treatment, and so after a month he took a discharge from the hospital against medical advice and consulted a private practitioner outside the hospital. |
| Chinde Ram then decided to come again to Rajindra Hospital where the doctors decided to re-operate on his leg and used an "Illezeroy fixator" to his diseased tibia. |
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