She lives and works in India. Her haiku, haibun and haiga have been published internationally in various books and journals, and her work can be viewed online. She does not maintain any website of her own. To promote haiku in India, she has translated six books of haiku from English to Hindi. These bilingual books include: If Someone Asks: Masaoka Shiki’s Life and Haiku (2005), Haiku: A Master’s Selection, edited by Miura Yuzuru (2006), Ogura Hyakunin Isshu: 100 Poems by 100 Poets (2007), Children’s Haiku from Around the World — A Haiku Primer (2007), Indian Haiku (2008), and The Distant Mountain: The Life and Haiku of Kobayashi Issa (2009). Her anthologies of international haibun Journeys, Journeys 2015 and Journeys 2017, highlighting authors from around the world, are available on Amazon.