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Notes made by Barbara Ingham of possible changes to the Handbook.

Letter from KS Bamji, Regional Director of the India Tourist Office, Sydney to Barbara Ingham thanking for her letter of the 27th of June of the same year. She supplies the address of the India Tourist Office in Frankfurt for Elizabeth Toddy of the 'Voice of Germany' to contact. She requests a copy of Ingham's itinerary.

Letter from Anna Dallapicolla to Elizabeth Hoddy complimenting her travel plan and asking for slides of whatever it is that she is going to see.. She explains that their area of interest is Karntaka and requests information and slides thereof. She informs that if they get the funding there will be a second international seminar on Indian Arts and Culture is July 1982.

Letter from Elizabeth Hoddy to Barabara Ingham to enclose the letter from Anna Dallapicolla (BI?5/3/6). She encourages Barbara to write to her.

Photocopy of a letter from Roger Hudson (John Murray) to O. Terang (India Tourist Office). He asks if Barbara Ingham can have free tickets to travel to India to research the Deccan portion of the 23rd edition of the Handbook.

Letter from O. Terang to Barbara Ingham concerning her request for complimentary tickets which he has forwarded to the Department of Tourism.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Anna Dallapicolla. She offers to sell photos from her trip to India to fund the purchase of more film (to take more photographs). She explains about Murray's Guidebook to India and that she has been asked to write a whole new Deccan section.

Letter from O. Terang to Barbara Ingham thanking for her letter of the 29th of December 1981. He asks to be kept informed concerning the publication date of John Murray's guidebook to India.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Anna Dallapicolla. She explains she is back from her 4 month trip to India and asks if Heidelberg University would pay for her travel and stay there in exchange for the use of her slides from her trip. She offers to give a talk informing that she can speak German.

Letter from Barbara Ingham to O. Terang asking to come and see him when she is in England from mid-December and offering to give him some of her slides.