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Letter from Nityanand Kanungo to Abnashi Ram
Letter from Nityanand Kanungo to Abnashi Ram. Kanungo, the Indian Minister of Law, Development, Commerce, and Labour, asks what dates Ram is available to visit. He includes the translation of a letter from his son Kissen which relays Kissen’s high opinion of Ram after a recent meeting.

Letter from Nityanand Kanungo to Abnashi Ram
Letter from Nityanand Kanungo to Abnashi Ram. Kanungo, the Indian Minister of Law, Development, Commerce, and Labour, proposes an idea in which Indian farmers currently living in the US would be recruited back to India to work in commercial farming. He asks Ram to provide dates he will be available so that Ram can visit and meet with Kanungo and the Governor, Asaf Ali.

Letter from Abnashi Ram to Nityanand Kanungo
Letter from Abnashi Ram to Nityanand Kanungo. The letter discusses the logistics of Abnashi Ram’s changed travel plans for Delhi.

Invitation Card
Invitation card. Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, "Chairman of the Delegation of India to the Twelfth Session of the General Assembly" invites Abnashi Ram to a reception on Friday, October 4th, 1951, from 6:30PM to 8:00PM.

Letter from Nityanand Kanungo to Abnashi Ram
Letter from Nityanand Kanungo to Abnashi Ram. Kanungo, the Indian Minister of Law, Development, Commerce, and Labour, is checking to see whether Ram received his previous letter introducing his son-in-law A.N. Das Mohapatra, who will soon be arriving in New York.

Letter from Nityanand Kanungo to Abnashi Ram
Letter from Nityanand Kanungo to Abnashi Ram. Kanungo, the Indian Minister of Law, Development, Commerce, and Labour, asks how long Ram will be in India, and hopes to see him if possible.

Letter from Frederick J. Strong to Abnashi Ram
Letter from Frederick J. Strong to Abnashi Ram, thanking him for allowing the display of 18 luohan images at the University of Southern California’s Graduate School of Religion.

Telegram from Abnashi Ram to Asaf Ali
Telegram from Abnashi Ram to Asaf Ali, which discusses Asaf Ali’s eulogy to Mahatma Gandhi on Chicago University's radio broadcast.

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