Works
- Self in Autumn, 1982 (collection of poems)
- Anatomy of a Flawed Inheritance: A Survey of Indo–Pak Relations 1970–94, Konark Publishers, 1995
- My South Block Years, UBS publishers, 1996
- Assignment Colombo, Konark Publishers, 1997.
- Across Borders: Fifty Years of India's Foreign Policy, PICUS Publishers. 1998.
- Liberation and Beyond: Indo-Bangladesh Relations 1971-99, Konark Publishers. 1999.
- An Afghom: Diary-Zahir Shah to Taliban, Konark Publishers, 2000.
- Indian Foreign Policies and its Neighbours, Gyan Books, New Delhi, 2001. ISBN 81-212-0726-6.
- India’s Foreign Policy—challenge Of Terrorism Fashioning Interstate Equations, by Gyan Books, 2003. ISBN 81-212-0785-1
- External Affairs. Roli Books, 2003. ISBN 81-7436-264-9.
- Indian Foreign Service: History And Challenge. Konark Publishers, 2005. ISBN 81-220-0694-9.
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