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    Sonia Gandhi's life story to be made into film, Congress leader Jagga Reddy announces
    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.

    Penguin issues clarification on reports it dropped Sonia Gandhi’s memoir ‘Belonging’

    Penguin Random House India clarified it is not publishing Sonia Gandhi's memoir 'Belonging' in India. Reports claimed the publisher withdrew from releasing the book after editorial changes were rejected. The publisher stated it remains keen to publish the memoir, which details Gandhi's life journey. Fact-checking and editorial suggestions are a normal part of the publishing process. The memoir's release date in India and its publisher remain uncertain.

    BJP targets Congress over National Herald case, citing late UP CM's biography

    Addressing a press conference at the party headquarters here, BJP spokesperson Sambit Patra, citing Gupta's biography, said the late Congress leader had raised questions on the funding of the National Herald newspaper and its purpose.

    Congress faces 'real threat' from AAP for leading opposition camp

    The Congress' electoral drubbing and the AAP's phenomenal success in Punjab has also had ripples in the opposition ranks and while earlier, the Congress had been clutching on to the position of the leader of the opposition camp, it now finds itself facing threats from parties such as the AAP and the Trinamool Congress that are likely to become more assertive going forward.

    Is Sally Rooney right to weaponise her own novel?

    A writer is better off using the power of words to harness and alter consciousness, rather than erecting a barbed wire fence around her work, the sordid job of nation-states. Weaponising one's own book is to fall into a trap.

    The Economic Times
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