‘India was my home, my children’s home’: Sonia Gandhi on why she never left after Rajiv’s assassination
Asked about the decline of the Congress and her assessment of its present condition and prospects, Gandhi said, "I am not so pessimistic". Covered by 5 outlets: 1 lean left, 4 are centre.
Deccanchronicle Sonia Gandhi's Memoir Sparks BJP-Congress Row
The memoir, published by HarperCollins India, is scheduled for release on November 10: Reports
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NDTV Sonia Gandhi | Sonia Gandhi's Remarks On Emergency Spark Fresh Political Battle
Ahead of her book launch, Sonia Gandhi's reflections on the Emergency, Indian democracy and Rajiv Gandhi's assassination have triggered a fierce political confrontation. While Sonia said democratic institutions have...
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News ‘India was my home, my children’s home’: Sonia Gandhi on why she never left after Rajiv’s assassination - The Indian Express
‘India was my home, my children’s home’: Sonia Gandhi on why she never left after Rajiv’s assassination The Indian Express ‘Keeping Sanjay Gandhi in check could have prevented much of the damage that followed’ The...
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Times of 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...
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