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Not a political book but a personal one: Sonia Gandhi on her memoir
Sonia Gandhi prepares to unveil her memoir, positioning it as a personal narrative rather than a political one. Through candid reflections, she explores the love that guides her life and recounts the family tragedies that have shaped her. Her five-decade journey in Indian politics is depicted with sincerity, revealing the motivations and struggles of her family. The memoir is set for release on November 10 under HarperCollins India.
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.
Prince William has ‘no intention’ of rebuilding ties with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. What deeply fractured their relationship?
Tensions continue to simmer between Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, and the British royal family as they strive to mend fractured ties. Despite Harry's hopes for a family resolution, Prince William remains resistant to reconciliation, further complicating the already strained brotherly bond. Since 2020, public interviews and controversies have deepened the rift, and King Charles appears to align with William's stance, leaving little room for a reunion at this time.
In December 1981, a family kidnapping separated Enrique Iglesias from his mother and changed his childhood. How the Spanish singer's nanny helped launch his music career
Enrique Iglesias faced a family tragedy in Spain that drastically altered his life path when a family member was kidnapped. Concerned for their safety, his family relocated to the United States. While growing up with his nanny, he cultivated a deep love for music. After facing early rejections, his first album was produced with her unwavering support. Read on to know more about his journey.
Jack Nicholson has 'disappeared' from Hollywood: Michael Douglas reveals why the Oscar winner is no longer working. 'It happens. I understand'
Michael Douglas has shared a rare update on Jack Nicholson, revealing that the 89-year-old Oscar-winning actor is doing well but is no longer working. Nicholson has not appeared in a film since 2010's How Do You Know and has largely stayed away from the public eye. Douglas, who produced Nicholson's Oscar-winning film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest in 1975, said he still sees his longtime friend and understands his decision to step away from Hollywood.
Beyond Star Trek and X-Men: How Patrick Stewart’s childhood trauma inspired his fight against domestic violence
Patrick Stewart's childhood was marred by the harsh realities of domestic violence, as his father directed aggression towards his mother. This traumatic experience shaped his later life, fueling his acting career and advocacy for victims. Through therapy, he gained insights into his father's actions, using his story to spotlight the enduring effects of childhood trauma, leaving behind a legacy of poignant performances and candid discussions about his past.
At 17, Patrick Stewart took up bricklaying to afford hair loss treatment. How going bald helped him land the iconic Star Trek role
Patrick Stewart, the celebrated actor known for his iconic roles in Star Trek and X-Men, passed away at the age of 86 after a long struggle with Alzheimer's and Lewy body dementia. He faced hair loss early in life, trying various treatments that didn't help. Working as a bricklayer to support these efforts, he achieved a completely bald look by 19.
Why Patrick Stewart, of Star Trek and X-Men, waited for 83 years to reveal his past: 'I think I have been in denial about my life for a very long time'
Sir Patrick Stewart, a celebrated actor known for iconic roles in films like Star Trek and X-Men, passed away on October 28 at his Los Angeles residence after a long struggle with Alzheimer's and dementia. In 2023, he released his New York Times bestselling autobiography, Making It So: A Memoir.
Who is Sophia Bush? Sophia Bush opens up about complicated friendships with Hilarie Burton and Bethany Joy Lenz post-One Tree Hill
Sophia Bush recently reflected on the lasting friendships with Hilarie Burton and Bethany Joy Lenz that blossomed on the set of One Tree Hill. Despite facing challenges and life changes since the series wrapped, the trio has always stood by each other. Their bond, despite some past conflicts over romance and beliefs, remains robust, as demonstrated by their podcast that delves into their shared experiences.
Hayden Panettiere’s last interview before her death: ‘a lot more life to live’, months later she was found unresponsive and soon passed away; police close investigation
Hayden Panettiere spoke candidly about her past struggles with addiction and mental health in a podcast interview. She shared her hopes for a brighter future, feeling as if she had moved past her pain. Unfortunately, she was found dead days before her 37th birthday, with her death classified as an accident. The investigation revealed that toxic substances contributed to her passing, including fentanyl and alprazolam.
Experts divided over Justice Kaul's criticism of ex-CJI Chandrachud's approach to judicial appointments
Sanjay Kishan Kaul has raised concerns regarding the judicial appointment approach of former Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud. Legal experts have expressed differing opinions on Kaul's criticisms, with some defending Chandrachud's tenure and others supporting Kaul. Senior advocates have highlighted issues related to judicial independence and the allocation of sensitive cases during Chandrachud's administration. While some praise his leadership, others suggest he was deferential to the government.
Ex-SC judge SK Kaul criticises ex-CJI Chandrachud, says he was ‘too deferential to govt’ on judicial appointments
Sanjay Kishan Kaul expresses concerns about the approach taken by ex-CJI D Y Chandrachud regarding judicial appointments. He highlights a specific meeting where a sixth candidate was proposed without proper collegium discussion. Kaul suggests that Chandrachud's practices could compromise judicial independence and future appointments. Further, he raises issues about previous discussions with the government influencing these decisions.
Congress cites ex-SC judge's memoir to flag 'serious questions' on independence of judiciary under Modi govt
The Congress has questioned judicial independence under the Modi government, citing a yet-to-be-released memoir by former Supreme Court judge Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul. Jairam Ramesh flagged reported concerns over government involvement in judicial appointments and the reassignment of a bench hearing a money laundering law case.
Sonia Gandhi debuts on X with a 'jab we met' teaser
"In a small Greek restaurant in Cambridge my journey of love began. Rajiv and I created a world filled with love, laughter and memories. On 10th November, I share that world with you," Gandhi said in her first post on X, accompanied by a video of her browsing through her book, Belonging: A Journey of Love.
Rajiv was very good-looking: Sonia Gandhi shares early memories with him on X debut
Sonia Gandhi has launched her debut on social media, sharing personal memories of her late husband Rajiv Gandhi. She announced her upcoming memoir titled "Belonging - A Journey of Love," set to release on November 10. Through a video, Gandhi reminisced about their first meeting in a Greek restaurant while studying in Cambridge. The memoir covers significant events in her life, including overcoming personal tragedies.
‘The weirdest thing I did was on Sundays’: Matthew Perry took 55 Vicodin pills a day, faked MRIs and stole pills from open houses
Matthew Perry, beloved for his role in Friends, tragically passed away at 54 on October 28, 2023, due to addiction-related complications. Despite his immense success, Perry faced a formidable struggle with substance abuse, which he candidly addressed in his memoir. The forthcoming documentary, The One About Matthew Perry, set for release on October 27, 2026, aims to further explore his life and the pervasive issues surrounding addiction.
Sonia Gandhi joins Instagram, shares first look of memoir ‘Belonging: A Journey Of Love’; check release date
Sonia Gandhi has taken to Instagram for the first time to unveil her memoir 'Belonging: A Journey of Love', which chronicles her life, relationships, and quest for belonging. Releasing on November 10, the book aims to offer a glimpse into her personal struggles and triumphs.
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