Template:Orphan Atma Ram (born Template:Circa) was a Hindu minister and author in Afghanistan.[1] He was said to have dominated trade between India and Turan in this period.[2]
Writings
- Perspectives on Arthur Miller{{#if:Ram|, Ram}. Abhinav Publications(1988). ISBN 978-8170172406
- Woman as a Novelist: A Study of Jane Austen{{#if:Ram|, Ram}. Doaba House(1989). ISBN 978-8185173177
- Education for Developement{{#if:Ram|, Ram}. Sultan Chand Publications(1995). ISBN 978-0706997798
- Morality in Tess and Other Essays: In Honour of Mulk Raj Anand{{#if:Ram|, Ram}. Mittal Publishers(1995). ISBN 978-8170996101
- Education and the poor{{#if:Ram|, Ram}. Dharma College(1997)
- Education{{#if:Ram|, Ram}. ADS Press(1998)
- Education in India Reforming the System{{#if:Ram|, Ram}. B. R. Publishers(1999)
References
- ↑ The Indian Diaspora in Central Asia and Its Trade, 1550-1900{{#if:Levi|, Levi}. Brill(2002). ISBN 978-90-04-12320-5
- ↑ With hopes & dreams, students make way to Delhi University from war-torn Afghanistan, Iftikhar, Fareeha. DNA India(2018-07-13). Retrieved 2021-04-20.