Priced Publications obtain able from the Controller of Publications, Government of India, Civil Lines, Delhi-110054

1. Fort William-India House Correspondence

It is an in-extenso publication and covers the correspondence between the Court of Directors in London and the Fort William Council at Calcutta from 1748 to 1800 and published in 21 volumes. Edited by an eminent historian, each volume contains the text of the correspondence together with a comprehensive introduction, copious notes, select bibliography and an exhaustive index as well as a number of illustrations.

2. Selection from Educational Records

This is a six volume series of documents from the records of the Government of India, bearing different aspects of education in the country. Included in the series are two volumes published by the late Bureau of Education, Government of India in1920 and 1922.

3. Browne Correspondence

This volume contains the correspondence by Major James Browne, personal envoy of Warren Hastings to the Court of Shah Alam II from August 1782 to October 1785. It throws interesting light on the characters and conditions at Delhi and contains several illustrations.

Browne Correspondence 15.00 (D.A.14)

4.  Index to Foreign and Political Departments Records

This publication is in 2 volumes. The first volume covers the records series of the Select Committee (1756-62; 1765-74), Secret and Separate Department (1761-62; 1773-74), Secret Department (1763-65, 1768-80) and Second volume (1781-1783) for Secret Foreign, Foreign & Secret and Separate Branches. Some of the important letters indexed in the volume relates to the circumstances leading to the battle of Buxar, the Farman of granting Diwani of Bengal, Bihar and Orrisa, Second Mysore War, Naval skirmishes between the French and the British etc.

5.  Calendar of Persian Correspondence

This publication in the series contains summaries of the letters exchanged between the Governor General and other agents of the East India Company and Indian rulers, Chiefs and other eminent person from 1759-1795 and 11 Volumes have been published.

6.  Descriptive List of Mutiny Papers

This publication throws light on the activities in Central India, particularly Bhopal during the Revolt of 1857 and 6 Volumes have been published.

7. Descriptive List of Secret Department Records

The records listed in these 9 volumes covering the period 1765-95 reflect the then political situation in India and refer to the events which contributed to the consolidation of the British Power in the country during the period.

8. Ashob

This publication is in Urdu and based on Urdu poems available in the banned literature which are available in the department.

9. Index to Titles (1798-1855)

This publication deals with the title and appellations found in the Alqabnamas (Books of Title) comprising 7 volumes of Persian Misc. records which the company's servants and British officials had maintained for their day to day correspondence with The Chief and notables of India and the neighboring countries.

10. Proceedings of Indian Historical Records Commission

The Indian Historical Records Commission was set up in 1919 as a national forum of historians, archivists, and creators of records on the maintenance, conservation, and use of archives.