The Mitrokhin notes detail how the KGB used Indian journalists and academics to spread anti-American and anti-NATO propaganda. Specifically, the archive claims that the KGB helped plant stories in Indian newspapers suggesting that the CIA was responsible for the creation of Bhopal's Union Carbide disaster or that the US was plotting to assassinate Indira Gandhi (which ultimately happened via Sikh extremists, not the CIA).
Vikram adjusted his glasses. The index listed code names: Agent SAD, Agent ROS, Agent DEV. The file purported to expose a generation of Indian politicians, journalists, and bureaucrats who had supposedly been on the KGB’s payroll during the height of the Cold War. It detailed safe houses in Delhi, suitcases full of rupees exchanged in darkened Lutyens' bungalows, and propaganda planted in national newspapers. mitrokhin archive india pdf
in Cambridge, several digital summaries and specific chapters regarding India are available online: Churchill Archives Centre India Chapters Summaries The Mitrokhin notes detail how the KGB used
Unfortunately, I couldn't find a direct link to a blog post in PDF format that specifically discusses the Mitrokhin Archive and India. However, you can try searching online archives and databases, such as: The index listed code names: Agent SAD, Agent ROS, Agent DEV
The Mitrokhin Archive India PDF contains a wealth of information on various aspects of Soviet-Indian relations. Some of the key findings include: