AMBALA

The Encyclopedia of Missions · 1904 · p. 35
[s. 35] : City of (1901) 78,638 inhabitants on the Punjab Railway, and capital of the district of It is on the the same name in the Punjab, India. whole a healthy place of residence. The majority of the population are Mohammedans, but a little more than one-third of the inhabitants are Hindus. Both the Punjabi and Urdu languages are in use. PN The Society has a station there occupied by 7 mi ionaries and 19 native workers. There are a hospital and dispensary, special work for lepers, 2 high schools and 4 village schools. The also has a station here under the care WMS of a mi ionary and 2 native workers. Also written Umballa. 35
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