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September 20, 1973	Letter from Indian Ambassador to Argentina Argentina’s stance towards the new regime in Chile
September 17, 1973	Telegram from S.K. Singh, Joint Secretary, on Chile The Prime Minister and Foreign Minister's comments on the coup in Chile.
November 22, 1973	Telegram from G.L. Malik, Indian Ambassador to Chile, 'The Internal Situation in Chile' Malik reports on three leftists who attempted to seek refugee status with the Indian Embassy. One reported he had been arrested and tortured.
September 15, 1973	Note on Military Coup in Chile by S.K. Arora, Deputy Secretary, Americas Speculates about the CIA's potential role in the coup in Chile.
November 1973	Telegram from the Foreign Secretary of the Ministry of External Affairs to the Indian Embassy in Santiago Response to the overthrow of President Allende by the military junta.
November 16, 1973	Telegram from G.J. Malik, Indian Ambassador to Chile Chile’s domestic situation after the military coup. The Indian embassy has not accepted any refugees and India is currently unpopular with the ruling Junta.
November 28, 1973	Telegram from G.L. Malik, Indian Ambassador to Chile Malik reflects on whether President Allende died by suicide or was murdered.
October 24, 1973	Telegram from J.S. Teja, Joint Secretary (AMS), 'Chilean Ambassador’s Meeting with Foreign Secretary' India plans to continue relations with Chile, but has not yet recognized the new government.
March 7, 1956	Telegram from Indian Embassy in Argentina on Antarctica Issue Argentina and Chile’s stance on sovereignty over Antarctica.
March 1, 1956	Message from Buenos Aires to Ministry of External Affairs, External Publicity Division, 'Future of Antarctica - India’s Reported Move Criticized' Newspapers in Chile published editorials which contend that Chile’s rights in Antarctic are undisputed and do not admit of any doubt, be it juridical or political