Uncover the hidden narrative of Indian migrants in Singapore and the fascinating journey towards the disappearance of untouchability. This compelling study delves into the lives of untouchable Indian labourers from the colonial era to independence (1872-1965). Drawing on oral histories and archives, it reveals how these migrants navigated pervasive caste discrimination, shaped transnational identities, and engaged with social justice issues in Singapore. An essential read for scholars and enthusiasts of the Indian diaspora, Singapore history, and subaltern studies.