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Sonia recalls her life and times as a Gandhi; avoids talking about nepotism

Sonia recalls her life and times as a Gandhi; avoids talking about nepotism

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Sonia Gandhi’s memoir Belonging recounts the horrifying moments after Indira Gandhi was shot, describing the hospital ordeal and how she broke the news to her children Rahul and Priyanka.

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  • left · 4 outlets

    In Belonging, Sonia Gandhi recounts the horrifying moments after Indira Gandhi was shot, the hospital ordeal and how she broke the news to Rahul and Priyanka

    — Mathrubhumi English

  • center · 8 outlets

    New Delhi: Weighing in on the Emergency, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has called the decision to impose it a mistake and said that she believes that her mother-in-law and then prime minister Indira Gandhi also came to feel the same. The Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson in her upcoming book…

    — Orissa Post

  • right · 6 outlets

    Congress Parliamentary Party (CPP) Chairperson Sonia Gandhi has sharply criticised the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), accusing it of causing serious damage to the country’s democracy and institutions over the past 12 years. According to the ANI news agency, Gandhi, in an interview with The…

    — ABP Live

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New Delhi, November 7 (IANS) Congress leader Sonia Gandhi appeared to avoid talking about nepotism and the issue of why the party can’t free itself from her family’s leadership, being “dismissive, perhaps a nerve touched”, while speaking to the British daily ‘The Guardian’ at her residence.“You…

Coverage arrived over 48 hours — first from The Economic Times, latest from The Shillong Times.

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  1. India TV Right Independent News Service

    Sonia Gandhi says Congress has 'nothing to learn' from BJP, RSS; slams Modi govt for damaging India's fabric

    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…

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  5. ABP Live Center-Right ABP Group

    ‘Great Damage Has Been Done To The Country’: Sonia Gandhi’s Blunt Verdict On 12 Years Of BJP Rule

    Congress Parliamentary Party (CPP) Chairperson Sonia Gandhi has sharply criticised the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), accusing it of causing serious damage to the country’s democracy and institutions over the past 12 years. According to the ANI news agency, Gandhi, in an interview with The…

    Compare on Varta → Read at ABP Live ↗
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  7. Orissa Post Center Eastern Media Ltd (Sambad Group)

    Sonia Gandhi calls Emergency a mistake, says Indira Gandhi later regretted decision

    New Delhi: Weighing in on the Emergency, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi has called the decision to impose it a mistake and said that she believes that her mother-in-law and then prime minister Indira Gandhi also came to feel the same. The Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson in her upcoming book…

    Compare on Varta → Read at Orissa Post ↗
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  9. Livemint Center-Right HT Media Ltd.

    ‘Love grows into responsibility’: Sonia Gandhi’s memoir offers a glimpse into life with the Nehru- Gandhi family

    Ahead of the November 10 release of Belonging: A Journey of Love, HarperCollins India has shared excerpts from Sonia Gandhi’s memoir. The passages recall her early experiences with Indian food, including tandoori chicken and everyday meals with Rajiv Gandhi and the Nehru-Gandhi family.

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  15. The Morung Express Center Current article

    Sonia recalls her life and times as a Gandhi; avoids talking about nepotism

    New Delhi, November 7 (IANS) Congress leader Sonia Gandhi appeared to avoid talking about nepotism and the issue of why the party can’t free itself from her family’s leadership, being “dismissive, perhaps a nerve touched”, while speaking to the British daily ‘The Guardian’ at her residence.“You…

    Read at The Morung Express ↗
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  31. The Economic Times Center-Right Bennett, Coleman & Co.

    Sonia Gandhi revisits Diwali memories, recalls family traditions with Priyanka and Miraya

    Sonia Gandhi reflected on her childhood Diwali celebrations in a recent video with her daughter Priyanka. They shared memories of family traditions that included diyas and visiting markets for firecrackers. Sonia spoke about the festive food, particularly Kashmiri dishes, which remain part of their…

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  35. The Shillong Times Center The Shillong Times

    ‘She was emotional about the country’s situation’: Cong’s Udit Raj on Sonia Gandhi’s response to Babri Masjid demolition

    New Delhi, Nov 8: In the face of mounting criticism from the ruling alliance over senior Congress leader Sonia Gandhi’s reported response to the demolition of Babri Masjid in 1992, party leader Udit Raj said that she was emotional about the country’s situation at that time. The Bharatiya Janata…

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