India, Dec. 6 -- After your last memoir, what pushed you to write Finding My Way?

When the world learned my name, I was in a coma, completely unable to speak for myself. Other people defined me and a lot of times they got it wrong.

This book is my reintroduction - not a symbol or someone to be idolized, but as myself - a young woman still figuring things out.

After receiving the Nobel Peace Prize at such a young age, in hindsight what would you say were the positive and negative implications in your life?

Most of the people who receive honours like this have spent their whole lives dedicated to their work, whether that's medical research, literature or efforts to resolve major conflicts. For me, there was no roadmap. It felt like I ha...