Sharma (1998) Documents on Sikkim and Bhutan
Sharma, S.K. and Usha Sharma (1998), Documents
on Sikkim and Bhutan (New Delhi: Anmol Publications PVT. LTD.).
Description:
Documents on Sikkim and Bhutan, as is obvious
from the title, contains important documents viz. text of different treaties,
snads, deeds, agreement and other confidential papers pertaining to Sikkim and
Bhutan. This book will prove a dependable reference book for the students and
scholars of history and politics, International law and International
Relations.
Content:
1. Treaty of Titalia, 1817;
2. Translation of the deed of Gramt making over Darjeeling to
the East India Company dated 1 February 1835; 3. Treaty between
India and Sikkim, 1961; 4. Khureeta to his highness the Deb
Rajah intimating the annexation of Ambaree Fallacottah (Dated Simla, 9th June
1864); 5. Luchmidas Pradhan’s appeal to the Government of
Bengal for protection of his holding which he received in 1867;
6. Deed of lease of lands to Luchmidas and his family in 1874;
7. Two diaries of travel in Sikkim in 1875–an introduction;
8. A diary of travel in the British portion of Sikkim, between
the 6th and 16th May, 1875; 9. A diary of travel in the
Darjiling district and independent Sikkim between 26th May and 8th June, 1875;
10. Letters permittting the Maharaja of Sikkim to mint coins
(Dooba pice) in his territory from the records as preserved in the national
archives, New Delhi; 11. Convention between Great Britain and
China relating to Sikkim and Tibet, 1890; 12. Regulations
regarding trade, communication and pasturage; 13. The state of
Sikkim; 14. Press note of the Ministry of External Affairs, 20
March, 1950 press note of the Ministry of External Affairs, 20 March, 1950;
15. The text of the India-Sikkim peace treaty issued in Gangtok
on 5 December, 1950; 16. Letters exchanged between the
political officer and the Maharaja of Sikkim regarding article IX para (3) of
the Indo-Sikkim treaty of 1950; 17. Sikkim, Bhutan and
Indo-Tibetan trade; 18. Alleged Chinese propaganda about Bhutan
and Sikkim; 19. Text of statement on Sikkim;
20. Text of the Sikkim agreement, May 8, 1973;
21. The Government of Sikkim Bill 1974; 22.
The Constitution (Thirty-sixth amendment) Bill, 1974; 23.
Proceedings of the Sikkim Assembly May 10, 1974; 24.
Proceedings of the Sikkim Assembly held at 9.45 P.M. on Thursday, June 20, 1974;
25. Proceedings of the Sikkim Assembly held at 7. P.M. on
Friday, June 28, 1974; 26. Proceedings of the meeting of the
Sikkim Assembly held at 3.45 P.M. at the Assembly House on Wednesday, July 3,
1974; 27. The Constitution (Thirty-eighth amendment) Bill,
1975; 28. Sikkim: administrative machinery;
29. State laws of Sikkim; 30. President’s rule
in Sikkim; 31. Personnel of the Government of Sikkim;
32. The code of Shabdrung Ngawang Namgyal; 33.
Articles of a treaty of peace between the Honorable English East India Company
and the Deb or Rajah of Bootan; 34. Articles of trade drawn up
by Bogle in 1774 with the Deb Raja of Bhutan; 35. Translation
of Ikrar Namah agreed to by the Booteah Zeenkafs on the 2nd June, 1836;
36. A Bhutanese text on Bhutan-Nepal relation;
37. The truth about Bootan; 38. Godwin
Austen’s map of Western Bhutan and his survey report, 1864; 39.
Khureeta to his highness the Deb Rajah of Bhutan, 9 June, 1864;
40. Translation of the document which Mr. Eden Signed under
compulsion in 1864; 41. Proclamation regarding the annexation
of the Bengal Duars 12th November, 1864; 42. The treaty
concluded at Sinchula on the 11th day of November, 1865; 43.
Articles of the treaty between the Honourable East India Company and
Dharendranarayan Raja of Cooch Behar, 1773; 44. Correspondence;
45. Agreement (April 1866); 46. Proclamation
of annexation of the Doars and others territory of Bhutan (4th July 1866);
47. A Bhutanese Kasho to Dalchan and Gajarman Gurung (original
text in Nepali, translation by B.B. Shrestha); 48. Oath of
allegiance signed at Punakha at the installation of Sir Ugyen Wangchuk as King
of Bhutan, 17 December 1907; 49. The treaty of Punakha, 1910;
50. The treaty of November 1910 between India and Bhutan
concerning entradition and other related matters; 51.
Negotiating a treaty with Bhutan; 52. Indo-Bhutan treaty of
1949; 53. The state of Bhutan; 54.
Constitution of the Tshogdu of Bhutan–1953 or the constitution of the National
Assembly; 55. An appeal to his majesty’s Government of Bhutan
[Taxation and political reforms] (Original text in Nepali); 56.
Report of the Indian officials; 57. First Bhutan cabinet
expected to be announced soon; 58. Bhutan traitors revive Slur:
India ‘Exploiting’ king; 59. Decision not to appoint a council
of regents; 60. Plot against his majesty and royal Government
of Bhutan; 61. Bhutan: miscellaneous documents;
62. Bhutanese Citizenship Act, 1977; 63. The
Bhutan Citizenship Act, 1985; 64. Confidential;
65. Kasho(s), communications, and notifications;
66. Case histories of the victims of government atrocities.
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