Books
His many publications include:
- "Kashmiriyat - The pluralistic Sufi-Bhakti-Rishi Culture", South Asia Foundation (2009)
- "SASIA Story" UNESCO (2005)
- Himalayan Art (UNESCO art books series), New York Graphic Society/UNESCO (1968) ASIN: B000LY5LNG - revised edition Macmillan (1971), ISBN 0-333-12066-3
- Ajanta, painting of the sacred and the secular", Edita Lausanne, 1965
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