From The Economic Times
Center-Right Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Not a political book but a personal one: Sonia Gandhi on her memoir
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The BJP has publicly criticised Sonia Gandhi after she made remarks concerning the demolition of the Ayodhya site. In an interview with The Hindu ahead of the launch of her book, Gandhi said the demolition caused “great damage” to India’s fabric and blamed the BJP for it. The party’s response reflects ongoing political tension between the two leaders.
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In Belonging, Sonia Gandhi recounts the horrifying moments after Indira Gandhi was shot, the hospital ordeal and how she broke the news to Rahul and Priyanka
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New Delhi, November 8 (IANS) Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has described her forthcoming memoir as a deeply personal account of her family and their lives, stressing that the book is not meant to be a political tract. In her first post on the social media platform X on Sunday, the Rajya Sabha MP…
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Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi has said that her upcoming memoir "Belonging: A Journey of Love" is not a political book but a personal one. Writing in the national daily "The Hindu", she wrote, "For most of my life, I kept my inner world to myself. Even after grief pulled me…
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Sonia Gandhi prepares to unveil her memoir, positioning it as a personal narrative rather than a political one. Through candid reflections, she explores the love that guides her life and recounts the family tragedies that have shaped her. Her five-decade journey in Indian politics is depicted with…
