1. When did you find yourself in the world of words? 
         I am an introvert. I don’t express myself much or you can say I hardly speak. But that does not mean, I don’t observe. I am a great observer and this is what makes me pen down things. And if you have been reading my work, you will sure find depth as well as truth.
 
 
2. What do you think about the newly emerged genre "Micro-fiction?" 
That’s a great way of expressing through a few words. Not every writer is capable of writing such fictions but people only with deep knowledge of words and expressions can do that.
 
 
3. Your views on online readership.
The best thing that I appreciate about online readers is that, that you get feedbacks really soon, no matter positive or negative. As artists, we all yearn for some words from our admirers ,we wait to hear from them. It gives us a chance to interact better with them and know their viewpoints on our work.
Afterall, they are the end users of our products (Books)
 
4. What is feminism for you?
You have put up this question to a wrong person! You bad!(LOL)
I am even against this word. Why women want the world to be sympathetic for their true identity? Why can’t they fight or stand up on their own for themselves? Why ask for support and feel pity all the time?
A female should be proud enough of what she is.I won’t stereotype here anything that the world already knows. Yes, she has different roles and added on responsibilities but then men face all such things too. When it comes to a woman, things are hyped unnecessarily.
 
5. Tell us about your book/s:
Till yet two books are available on online stores.

Links to the books:
Zindgi ki kalam se : http://www.amazon.in/Zindgi-Diwakar-Pokharial-Priyanka-chandra/dp/9383538171/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1472192796&sr=8-1&keywords=zindgi+ki+kalam+se
 
 
A little more than love : http://www.amazon.in/little-more-than-Love-First/dp/819314144X?ie=UTF8&keywords=a%20little%20more%20than%20love&qid=1472192753&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1

The third book on Hindi poetry is out to be soon.
 
6. A message for the reader's community.
I only want to say one thing, respect hard work of a writer. Readers should understand that they are readers because they fall short in the art of expressing things. So when it comes to reading a book, give a genuine feedback of a writer’s work. There should be no sugar coated reviews unnecessarily. And for god’s sake, kindly don’t ask for any free copies.