PUBLICATIONS

“Intimate Lives on Rubber Plantations: The textures of Indian coolie relations in British Malaya,” in Crispin Bates (ed), Indenture and After: Gender, Agency and Resistance, Cambridge University Press (forthcoming, in press and expected in 2023)

“Stranded: How Travelling Indian Ayahs negotiated War and Abandonment in Europe,” Indian Journal of Gender Studies, 30:1(2023): 33-54

“Becoming Visible: Travel Documents and Travelling Ayahs in the British Empire,” South Asian Studies, 38: 2 (2022): 141-160

“Race, Anxiety and Shopping in the Australian Outback: Indian Hawkers and Victoria's 1884 Smallpox Outbreak,” in Ajaya Sahoo (ed), Routledge Handbook of Asian Transnationalism (Routledge, 2022) 281-293

“Pony Up!: Managing Destitution among British Grooms from Australia in Nineteenth Century India,” Journal of Labour History, 122:1 (2022): 155–179

“Responses to Traveling Indian Ayahs in Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Century Britain,” Journal of Historical Geography, 71 (2021): 94-103  -Winner of Coordinating Council of Women in History, Carol Gold Award, 2022

“Knocker Ups: A Social History of Waking up in Victorian Britain’s Industrial Towns,”  Journal of  Victorian Culture, 25:3 (2020): 331–348  -Selected as JVC Editor’s Choice Article, Summer 2020

“Negotiating Gendered Spaces in Colonial Press: Wives of European Planters in British Malaya,”Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History, 18:3 (2017)

“Immorality’, Nationalism and the Colonial State in British Malaya: Indian ‘coolie’ women’s intimate lives as ideological battleground,” Journal of Women’s History Review, 25:4 (2016): 584-601

““Immorality”, Nationalism and the Colonial State in British Malaya: Indian ‘coolie’ women’s intimate lives as ideological battleground,” in Barbara Bush and June Purvis, eds., Connecting Women's Histories: The local and the global (Routledge, 2018), 91-108

"Social Memory and Indian Women from Malaya and Singapore in the Rani of Jhansi Regiment,” Journal of Malaysian Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society, 88:2 (2015): 77-103