Professor Parshotam Mehra
| Bio | Formerly Professor of History and Central Asian Studies at the Panjab University, Chandigarh, Parshotam Mehra has written largely on India's northern frontiers and relations with Tibet and China. His publications include The North-West Frontier Drama 1945-47 (1998), An 'Agreed' Frontier, Ladakh and India's Northern Borders (1992) and The McMahon Line and After (1974). Two of his books, From Conflict to Conciliation: Tibetan Polity Re-visited and The Younghusband Expedition, an Interpretation (2nd edition), are due to appear later this year. |
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Articles in the Journal
| The Great Game: Russia's Role in the Persian Empire and Tibet | ||
| Professor Parshotam Mehra | ||
| Asian Affairs, Volume 35 Number 2 | July 2004 | |
| Sir Olaf Caroe and the North-West Frontier Drama: Peshawar, April 23, 1930 | ||
| Professor Parshotam Mehra | ||
| Asian Affairs, Volume 33 Number 2 | July 2002 | |
| Kazi U-gyen: ‘’ a paid Tibetan spy”? | ||
| Professor Parshotam Mehra | ||
| Royal Central Asian Journal, Volume 1964 Number 3 | June 1964 | |
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