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Center-Left Owned by Mathrubhumi Printing & Publishing Co.Until I got to know her well, I'd quake in my seat: Sonia on Indira's temper
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Sonia Gandhi, in her tell‑all memoir Belonging: A Journey of Love, says she has never seen the photograph of Rajiv Gandhi’s remains taken after the LTTE suicide bombing that killed him more than three decades ago. The book, described as a personal and political account, also recounts her early disagreements with Maneka Gandhi and the growing political divisions that followed Sanjay Gandhi’s death.
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In her memoir Belonging, Sonia Gandhi recalls her early days in the family and how former prime minister Indira Gandhi's occasional temper outbursts would shake her.
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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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Sonia Gandhi shares her recollections of her son Rahul's early years and his relationship with Indira Gandhi. She describes her initial feelings of exclusion during the planning of Rahul's naamkaran ceremony and how she addressed them. Sonia recalls Indira's affectionate yet sometimes frustrating…
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In her memoir Belonging, Sonia Gandhi recalls her early days in the family and how former prime minister Indira Gandhi's occasional temper outbursts would shake her.
