Books
Loneliness : A Matter of Choice
Non-Fiction
‘Loneliness: A Matter of Choice’ explores the truth behind the growing epidemic of loneliness
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Second Book - Coming Soon
Non- Fiction
This book is about self-worth. It
It explores how value is learned, borrowed, lost, and negotiated. How people begin to measure themselves through productivity, validation, or survival rather than inherent dignity.
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This book is written for those who function well but feel expendable. For those who have learned to minimize themselves without realizing it.
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Articles
Each week on Medium, I publish an article where I try to give language to the struggles we live with in silence, exploring how they shape our inner lives and uncovering the philosophy infused into our everyday experiences.
Ready2Talk with Pingolika
Every article in this newsletter is rooted in personal belief and real stories. I explore how patience, reflection, and courage can help us face the moments that test our sense of self. Here I share real stories of people from across the world, showing how meeting life’s challenges can lead not only to fulfillment but also to a deeper, truer understanding of who we are.
Book Reviews
‘Mother Mary Comes to Me’ by Arundhati Roy
I’ve often heard the saying, “Don’t meet your idols.” But Arundhati Roy’s memoir proves the opposite. Reading her book didn’t just reinforce my admiration for her words, it made me fall in love with the woman behind them. Years ago, I was a wide-eyed girl, underlining her sentences and dreaming that one day I, too, could write words that carried such weight. Today, as a writer myself, holding her memoir in my hands feels like holding the very voice that once made me dream of becoming a writer.
Lessons of the Heart: Reading Tuesdays with Morrie
Some books don’t just tell a story; they reach into your soul, touch the deepest corners of your heart, and reshape the way you see life. Tuesdays with Morrie is one of those rare treasures. It stays in your mind and heart long after you’ve turned the last page.
The Book That Made Me Better: Quiet by Susan Cain
This book didn’t just inform me. It healed me. It educated me.
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Page by page, I felt seen. Understood. Validated. For the first time, someone was saying out loud all the things I had felt deep in my bones, but no one had ever told me were okay to feel.