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Center-Left Owned by The South First‘I could see tears’: Sonia says Indira regretted Blue Star, feared assassination by George Fernandes
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The Economic Times reported that MP Nishikant Dubey questioned Sonia Gandhi’s depiction of Sanjay Gandhi as a villain and Rajiv Gandhi as a hero, challenging the narrative presented in her memoir.
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left · 5 outlets
Sonia Gandhi’s 'Belonging: A Journey of Love ', released on Nov 10, offers a rare glimpse into her personal life and political journey. Read top revelations here.
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NEW DELHI: Indira Gandhi cried while watching the harrowing visuals of the aftermath of Operation Blue Star in 1984, says Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, claiming that there were tears of pain and regret as well as of sorrow in the then PM's eyes at the manner which the siege at the Golden Temple had…
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Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi breaks her decades of silence to share the deeply personal story behind her public life through her newly released memoir 'Belonging: A Journey of Love'. Published by Harper Collins India and now available in bookstores nationwide, the book…
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Sonia Gandhi notes that in a letter to Hungarian-Indian social worker Fori Nehru, Indira Gandhi had written, "Fernandes had intended to blow me up in Banaras." The post ‘I could see tears’: Sonia says Indira regretted Blue Star, feared assassination by George Fernandes appeared first on The South…
