India’s research interests broadly lie in health systems, neglected tropical diseases, gender and disability and inclusion – with a focus on participatory qualitative methods. She is a member of Laura Dean’s Mental Health, Inclusion Neglected Topical Diseases research group and Jo Raven’s Health Systems and Workforce Strengthening Unit.

India is contributing to a number of current projects. ReBUILD for Resilience: examining health system resilience in fragile settings, generating evidence on strategies that can enhance resilience and strengthen health services in Lebanon, Myanmar, Nepal and Sierra Leone. IMAGINE Ghana: integrating mental health and neglected tropical disease interventions to support equitable people-centred care. Participatory action research looking at improving retention of health workers in three of the most deprived districts in the Eastern Region of Ghana. ASPIRE: project with Effect Hope and Leprosy Relief Association which aims to integrate health and community responses to address leprosy, lymphatic filariasis, post-kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis, cutaneous leishmaniasis, and scabies in India. UPLIFT: unlocking the potential of leprosy and neglected tropical disease affected people, to pursue inclusive, fulfilling and transformational lives, through a harmonised community-based group model in Bangladesh, India and Ethiopia.

Her previous projects include designing an intervention for snakebite prevention through a community-based participatory research approach in Rwanda and Eswatini and REDRESS, looking at reducing the burden of severe stigmatising skin diseases through equitable person-centred approaches to health systems strengthening in Liberia.