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Notes about tourism in India, perhaps in preparation for updating the Handbook.

Correspondence concerning the Ajanta Caves.

Memo from the Office of the Chief Engineer, Andhra Pradesh: Hyderabad asking the Executive Engineers to give all possible assistance of a non-financial nature to Barbara Ingham during her tour of India.

Notes on Barbara Ingham's visits to the Ajanta caves.

Letter from Krishen K. Khosla of the Government of India Department of Tourism to Barbara Ingham in reference to Barbara Ingham's letter dated 17th of January of the same year regarding the Ajanta Caves. She explains shey will be in contact with the Archaeological Survey of India, which looks after the caves, for comments about what action they propose to take in respect of the points raised in Barbara Ingham's letter.

Letter to Barbara Ingham, the sender's name erased. They thank her for her letter and for her colour photographs of the cave paintings at Ajanta and explain the work being undertaken in the caves to restore/uncover the paintings. They also explain the difficult conditions and request Barbara Inghman to write to tell how far she has got in her Guidebook on Indian monuments.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Mr Deotale apologising for the three months Mr Deotale will have to wait to receive a parcel of Flash soap that has been sent to him. She explains that this is due, in part, to a double-hip operation that Barbara Ingham had to undertake unexpectedly. She asks Mr Deotale if he can do anything with regard to Ajanta, explaining how conditions in the Ajanta caves are not suitable with various heat and light issues damaging the newly and half uncovered frescoes on the walls. She implores Mr Deotale to help if he can with making the Ajanta caves a viable and working tourist location.

Correspondence dating to May 1981.

Copy of a letter from Barbara Ingham to Timothy Ffytche appealing for advice on the case of a young girl who has a problem with her eyelids and asking whether she would be suitable for an operation in Calcutta (Kolkata).

Letter from Timothy Ffyche, Harley Street, to Barbara Ingham to express the opinion that the girl is suffering from a hereditary condition called blepharophimosis. He recommends sending her to Calcutta for an operation.