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Center-Left Owned by New Generation Media Corporation Pvt. Ltd.‘It will take time to restore our systems’: Sonia Gandhi on 12 years of Modi rule
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Sonia Gandhi announced that her forthcoming memoir will revisit her experiences of love, loss and the decision that led her to decline India’s top political post. In a statement she said heartbreak and loss pushed her into public politics after she had fiercely guarded her privacy. The memoir, titled ‘Belonging: A Journey of Love’, reflects her long‑standing dislike of politics. Alongside the book launch, Gandhi has reiterated criticism of the ruling BJP and Prime Minister Narendra Modi, claiming the Modi government has damaged India’s democratic fabric, while asserting that Congress’s prospects are improving and she is not pessimistic about the party’s future.
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Ahead of the November 10 release of Belonging: A Journey of Love, Sonia Gandhi discussed the challenges facing India's democracy and the need to restore institutional systems
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NEW DELHI: "Great damage" has been done over the last 12 years to the fabric of India, democracy and institutions, Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi has alleged, asserting that even after the Modi government goes, it will take time to restore the country's systems back to health…
— DT Next
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Veteran Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has asserted that her party does not need to learn anything from the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and Prime Minister Narendra Modi's rise to power, emphasising that India's fabric of democracy has suffered a "great…
— India TV
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Ahead of the November 10 release of Belonging: A Journey of Love, Sonia Gandhi discussed the challenges facing India's democracy and the need to restore institutional systems