She has published two books titled E-governance in India: Interlocking politics, technology and culture (Routledge 2014) and Politics of the Other in India and China: Western Concepts in NonWestern Contexts (Co-edited, Routledge 2016). She is currently engaged in a variety of research projects that focus on information, learning and development, political economy of digital IDs and measuring economic inclusivity in India. Her research interest includes e-Governance, Public Policy reform, Gender and Development, South Asian politics, Information Communication Technology (ICT) for Development. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses on social theories and relationship between technology and society.