India, China and north frontiers/
Lohia, Rammanohar
India, China and north frontiers/ Rammanohar Lohia - 2nd ed. - New Delhi: B. R., 2002. - xiii, 274 p. 22 cm.
HIMALAYA
1. Threat to our Northern Borders
2. A Himalayan Policy
3. Notes on Himalayan People
4. Himalayan India: Some Non-Party and NonControversial Suggestions
5. Mansar
,6. Indian and Chinese Tents
7 Himalayas, The Empty Symbol and Seven Revolutions
8. The Himalaya Bachao Sammelan
KASHMIR
9. Kashmir
10. An Interview on Kashmir
11. Dangerous Strategy
12. Future of Kashmir
13. Letters from Kashmir
14. Composition of Cabinet
15. MaulanaMasoodi's Dismissal
16. The Proposed U.S.-Pakistan Pact
17. Resolution on Kashmir
URVASIAM
18. Situation in Naga Hills
19. Urvasiam: Prohibited Area
VIII/lNDIA, CHINA AND NORTHERN FRONTIERS
20. Barbarous Policies in Urvasiam
21. Right to Unrestricted Travel Flouted by India
Government
22. The Naga Problem
23. Urvasiam: Some Experiences
24. Entering Urvasiam—^An Epilogue
25. A Few Letters
26. Certain Uncontroversial Suggestions
NEPAL
27. India and Nepal
28. Let Us Not Forget Nepal
29. Democracy Versus Tyranny
30. The Task Before Nepal Congress
31. Cleverness or Courage in Nepal?
TIBET
32. Chinese Invasion of Tibet
33. An Act Against Asia and The World
34. China's Second Assault on Tibet
35. Tibetan Refugees
36. Talks with Dalai Lama
37. Who Championed Tibet's Freedom?
POLICY
38. U.N. Vote on China—The Aggressor
39. Concerning our Attitude Towards Red China
40. Chou-Nehru Meet
41. India, China, Tibet, Congressism and Communism
42. India-China Conflict
43. Chinese Premier's Visit
44. India, China and Coloured Peoples Solidarity
45. Can Delhi Only Breed Mohammed Shahs
46. China's Admission into the U.N.
47. China and Portugal
48. India-Pakistan Confederation
49. Russia, America and China
50. Chinese Invasion and Our Aims
51. Violence and Non-Violence
52. Jamboodweep, China, Foreign Policy and Gandhism
53. Afro-Asian Leaders' Compromise Efforts
54. Sino-Indian War: Seven Ideas
55. Efficacy of Non-Violence in War
56. No Compromise
57. American Aid
58. Three Wills in International Relationship
59. To Afro-Asian Leaders
60. Three Asias
61. A Press Conference
62. Military Assistance
63. Some Aspects of India's China Policy
DOCUMENTS
64. Chronology of Chinese Aggression
65. Unilateral Ceasefire by China
66. Colombo Proposals
MAPS
67. Maps India's Frontier Line
68. Maps 1 to 11
8176462756
Sino-Indian Border Dispute, 1957
327.54051 / LOH/I
India, China and north frontiers/ Rammanohar Lohia - 2nd ed. - New Delhi: B. R., 2002. - xiii, 274 p. 22 cm.
HIMALAYA
1. Threat to our Northern Borders
2. A Himalayan Policy
3. Notes on Himalayan People
4. Himalayan India: Some Non-Party and NonControversial Suggestions
5. Mansar
,6. Indian and Chinese Tents
7 Himalayas, The Empty Symbol and Seven Revolutions
8. The Himalaya Bachao Sammelan
KASHMIR
9. Kashmir
10. An Interview on Kashmir
11. Dangerous Strategy
12. Future of Kashmir
13. Letters from Kashmir
14. Composition of Cabinet
15. MaulanaMasoodi's Dismissal
16. The Proposed U.S.-Pakistan Pact
17. Resolution on Kashmir
URVASIAM
18. Situation in Naga Hills
19. Urvasiam: Prohibited Area
VIII/lNDIA, CHINA AND NORTHERN FRONTIERS
20. Barbarous Policies in Urvasiam
21. Right to Unrestricted Travel Flouted by India
Government
22. The Naga Problem
23. Urvasiam: Some Experiences
24. Entering Urvasiam—^An Epilogue
25. A Few Letters
26. Certain Uncontroversial Suggestions
NEPAL
27. India and Nepal
28. Let Us Not Forget Nepal
29. Democracy Versus Tyranny
30. The Task Before Nepal Congress
31. Cleverness or Courage in Nepal?
TIBET
32. Chinese Invasion of Tibet
33. An Act Against Asia and The World
34. China's Second Assault on Tibet
35. Tibetan Refugees
36. Talks with Dalai Lama
37. Who Championed Tibet's Freedom?
POLICY
38. U.N. Vote on China—The Aggressor
39. Concerning our Attitude Towards Red China
40. Chou-Nehru Meet
41. India, China, Tibet, Congressism and Communism
42. India-China Conflict
43. Chinese Premier's Visit
44. India, China and Coloured Peoples Solidarity
45. Can Delhi Only Breed Mohammed Shahs
46. China's Admission into the U.N.
47. China and Portugal
48. India-Pakistan Confederation
49. Russia, America and China
50. Chinese Invasion and Our Aims
51. Violence and Non-Violence
52. Jamboodweep, China, Foreign Policy and Gandhism
53. Afro-Asian Leaders' Compromise Efforts
54. Sino-Indian War: Seven Ideas
55. Efficacy of Non-Violence in War
56. No Compromise
57. American Aid
58. Three Wills in International Relationship
59. To Afro-Asian Leaders
60. Three Asias
61. A Press Conference
62. Military Assistance
63. Some Aspects of India's China Policy
DOCUMENTS
64. Chronology of Chinese Aggression
65. Unilateral Ceasefire by China
66. Colombo Proposals
MAPS
67. Maps India's Frontier Line
68. Maps 1 to 11
8176462756
Sino-Indian Border Dispute, 1957
327.54051 / LOH/I