Pranjal Sarkar writes about responsibility, conditioning, and the quiet forces that shape human behaviour long before choice becomes visible. He has spent years working across technology, leadership, and decision-making environments, observing how well-intended systems often train people more than they empower them. His work focuses less on advice and more on recognition noticing the patterns we rarely question, yet routinely obey. Obligatum is his first book. It is not written to instruct or persuade, but to hold a position: that responsibility is learned subtly, repeatedly, and often without consent. Pranjal lives in India and continues to work at the intersection of thinking, systems, and consequence.