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In her memoir “Belonging: A Journey Of Love”, Sonia Gandhi says neither she nor her son Rahul received money in the National Herald case and that it broke her heart to see the aggression he has endured because of targeting by the Narendra Modi government and the BJP. The BJP has criticised the memoir, with MP Sudhanshu Trivedi claiming she wanted to be Prime Minister in 1999 but lacked the required letters of support.
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In her memoir "Belonging: A Journey Of Love", Sonia Gandhi also says it broke her heart to witness the level of aggression her son has had to endure because of targeting by the Narendra Modi government and the BJP.
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New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Friday, November 6, slammed the Modi government over Union minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh’s remarks that voter ID will replace Aadhaar for identifying beneficiaries for social welfare programmes, saying “this isn’t just vote theft, it’s rights theft”. The…
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In her memoir, ‘Belonging: A Journey of Love’, Sonia Gandhi recounts the loss of her first child in 1969, describing the family's grief, Indira Gandhi's response and her decision to oppose traditional last rites for the newborn.
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New Delhi, November 11 (IANS) Congress leader Sushil Kumar Shinde on Wednesday defended Congress Parliamentary Party Chairperson Sonia Gandhi's remarks in her memoir Belonging: A Journey of Love, touching upon Operation Blue Star, the demolition of the Babri Masjid, and the latter's approach towards…
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New Delhi: Delhi minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa Wednesday accused Congress leader Sonia Gandhi of attempting to whitewash her family’s image through her newly released memoir, claiming that it misrepresented the 1984 anti-Sikh riots and omitted the names of Congress leaders accused in the violence…
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Sonia Gandhi emphasizes that neither she nor Rahul received any benefits from the National Herald revival. She describes the emotional impact of political attacks on Rahul by the BJP and highlights his resilience. Despite facing numerous politically motivated legal cases, Rahul remains focused and…
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"Of all the bizarre happenings and unusual characters in 12 Willingdon Crescent, there's one that stands out in my memory," Sonia Gandhi writes in 'Belonging', her memoir. It's about a prediction an astrologer made about her husband Rajiv and his brother Sanjay.
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New Delhi: The BJP on Wednesday questioned Congress leader Sonia Gandhi ’s decision to turn down the Prime Minister’s post in 2004, with party MP Sudhanshu Trivedi alleging that she had relinquished the top constitutional office only to exercise power as a “Super PM” during the UPA government…
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BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi claims the former Congress president had wanted to be Prime Minister in 1999 but did not have the required letters of support
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Diwali celebrations at Hyderabad’s Bhagyalakshmi Temple have reignited a old controversy over the shrine’s location beside the Charminar.
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Sonia Gandhi Says Neither She Nor Rahul Got Money in National Herald Case
In her memoir "Belonging: A Journey Of Love", Sonia Gandhi also says it broke her heart to witness the level of aggression her son has had to endure because of targeting by the Narendra Modi government and the BJP.
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