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    BELONGING A JOURNEY OF LOVE

    Sonia Gandhi's memoir 'Belonging' sparks political row; BJP, Shiv Sena leaders question her claims
    Great damage done to India's fabric under Modi government, people now recognising it: Sonia Gandhi

    Sonia Gandhi has expressed concerns over the damage inflicted on India's democracy and institutions in recent years. She emphasized that the Congress has never compromised with the BJP and RSS, and continues to fight for constitutional values. According to Gandhi, the party has faced severe challenges but remains resilient in the face of adversity. She mentioned her personal journey and motivations for entering public life.

    Emergency a mistake, Indira came to feel the same: Sonia Gandhi

    Sonia Gandhi reveals her belief that the Emergency imposed by Indira Gandhi was a significant mistake. She suggests that if Sanjay Gandhi had been kept in check, much of the subsequent damage could have been avoided. Indira Gandhi's decision was influenced by various pressures, including those from her younger son Sanjay and several advisors.

    Sonia Gandhi says Penguin was 'uneasy' with criticism of govt

    Sonia Gandhi expressed disappointment over Penguin Random House India's refusal to publish her memoir due to government criticism. Although inclined to publish, the publisher reportedly faced internal disagreements regarding the manuscript's content. Subsequent concerns were raised regarding potential government pressure affecting the book's publication. HarperCollins India has now confirmed publication of her memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love,' on November 10.

    'Kept my Italian passport because it was part of me': Sonia Gandhi recounts renouncing Italian citizenship in memoir

    Sonia Gandhi detailed her experience of renouncing her Italian citizenship and adopting Indian nationality in her memoir. She described the emotional process of surrendering her passport, which symbolized part of her identity. Over time, she felt increasingly disconnected from her life in Italy and embraced her life in India. The renunciation was emphasized by the Italian embassy official, highlighting the permanence of her decision.

    Sonia Gandhi reveals her rare exchanges with Modi, and what sets them apart

    Sonia Gandhi reveals she has limited personal contact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during official gatherings. She notes that their interactions are often formal, marked by a lack of eye contact. Gandhi reflects on their contrasting visions for India, focusing on inclusiveness and social justice against RSS-inspired ideology.

    The Economic Times
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