From The Economic Times
Center-Right Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.Ground has shifted under Modi govt's feet, regime not here to stay: Sonia Gandhi
What's behind this
Sam Pitroda, chief of the Indian Overseas Congress, defended Sonia Gandhi’s memoir “Belonging: A Journey of Love”, telling the BJP that the author has the right to tell her own story and that it is “her story, not your version”. The BJP, represented by spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi, had criticised the memoir, accusing Gandhi of making a “super sacrifice” by not taking the prime‑ministerial post and questioning her account of historical events. Other Congress figures, including Robert Vadra, urged BJP leaders to read the book with empathy.
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left · 5 outlets
In her memoir Belonging, Sonia Gandhi recounts how Rahul Gandhi's friends skipped his seventh birthday party following Indira Gandhi's 1977 election defeat.
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center · 9 outlets
In fresh criticism of Congress leader Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, the BJP on Wednesday said she decided to make the “super sacrifice” of not taking up prime ministership only to become a “super PM”. Addressing a press conference at the BJP headquarters here, party spokesperson Sudhanshu Trivedi also…
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right · 10 outlets
In her memoir Belonging: A Journey of Love, Sonia Gandhi recounts tensions with Maneka Gandhi, from early disagreements in the family home to growing political divisions after Sanjay Gandhi’s death.
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Sonia Gandhi reflects on her life and conveys her belief in the youth's desire for justice and fairness. She critiques the Modi government's insecurities and asserts that it is not here to stay. The memoir discusses the resilience of democracy in India amidst rising authoritarianism. Gandhi notes…
