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Letter from Abnashi Ram to G.D. Birla
Letter from Abnashi Ram to G.D. Birla, in which Ram refers to Bank of America’s interest in investing several million dollars in “prospective manufacturing enterprises,” an offer in which Birla was apparently uninterested. Ram thanks Birla for his past service to India’s independence movement and warns that a “strong atomic force” is needed to offset the threat of communism.

Letter from Randolph A. Hearst to Abnashi Ram
Letter from Randolph A. Hearst to Abnashi Ram. Letter is dated December 6, 1950. Hearst apologizes for being unable to meet with Ram earlier, among other topics.

Letter from Sister Sraddha to M.R. Ahuja
Letter from Sister Shraddha to M.R Ahuja. Letter is dated August 3, 1959. In the letter, Sister Shraddha discusses Ahuja’s upcoming visit to Los Angeles.

Letter from Abnashi Ram to R.R. Saksena
Letter from Abnashi Ram to R.R. Saksena at the Consul General of Indian in New York, congratulating him on the recent successful visit of Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. He asks that Saksena contact him soon and thanks him for his services in the past.

Letter from R.R. Saksena to Abnashi Ram
Letter from R.R. Saksena to Abnashi Ram, stating that Saksena had a hectic experience during Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s visit to the United States, but that he finds it a privilege to work for Nehru. Saksena goes on to say that he is unhappy about conditions in India and asks what Ram’s plans are for the future.

Letter from Abnashi Ram to D. Pant
Letter from Abnashi Ram to D. Pant, noting that Pant’s recent letter was more pleasant than past ones and expounding upon Ram’s view of India’s current situation. Ram says that he believes India is in a better position than Russia or China were after their respective revolutions. He says he is anxious to read Pant’s new book and asks that they find time to see one another soon.

Letter from Abnashi Ram to D. Pant
Letter from Abnashi Ram to D. Pant, expressing Ram’s disappointment with the current state of India’s politics but his confidence in its economy. He adds that Pant’s “constructive criticism” is vital at this stage, and goes on to say he is concerned that Russia may attempt to annex Kashmir, or that hardship might befall India from Pakistan or another world power.

Kashmir Visitor's Permit
Kashmir visitor’s permit, issued to Abnashi Ram at age 51. The permit is dated May 12, 1949.

Letter from Dalip Singh Saund to Abnashi Ram
Letter from Dalip Singh Saund to Abnashi Ram. Letter is dated August 22, 1957, and is written on the letterhead of the US House of Representatives. In the letter, Saund discusses his studies of the teachings of Lincoln and Gandhi.

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