Lanzamiento de la autobiografía de Sonia Gandhi combina recuerdos personales y crítica política

The Hindu • 10 de nov 15:42

Sonia Gandhi's memoir recounts a 2010 discussion in which former President Pranab Mukherjee suggested a change in leadership, interpreted as a hint of his desire to become prime minister.

NDTV • 10 de nov 12:11

Former Hindu editor N Ram told NDTV that Sonia Gandhi's autobiography, released Tuesday, mixes family memories with commentary on current political issues, though it was not written as an election tool.

NDTV • 10 de nov 11:28

In her memoir, Sonia Gandhi describes her 2002 visit to Ahmedabad as part of an all-party delegation, witnessing the aftermath of the Gujarat riots and criticizing the state administration's response.

ABP Live English • 10 de nov 10:26

In her memoir *Belonging: A Journey of Love*, Sonia Gandhi recounts the premature birth and death of her first son in 1969 and the family's decision to bury him at the Mehrauli farmhouse.

The Indian Express • 10 de nov 09:52

Sonia Gandhi said former President Pranab Mukherjee hinted at his ambition for the prime ministerial post, while his daughter defended his aspirations and refuted allegations against Gandhi.

NDTV • 10 de nov 09:48

In her memoir, Sonia Gandhi describes the premature birth and death of her first child in 1969, detailing the family's reaction and the burial decision.

NDTV • 10 de nov 07:55

In her memoir, Sonia Gandhi says she once begged Rajiv Gandhi not to enter politics, yet she did not resist Rahul Gandhi's decision to contest elections in Amethi.

The Guardian • 10 de nov 07:30

Sonia Gandhi's memoir "Belonging" recounts her personal losses, family tragedies and her view of India’s political evolution, highlighting growing polarization and media restrictions under Narendra Modi.

NDTV • 10 de nov 06:54

In her recently released book, Sonia Gandhi describes encounters with former U.S. President Bill Clinton, then French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Princess Diana, highlighting personal observations from diplomatic events.

Hindustan Times • 10 de nov 06:46

In her memoir "Belonging," Sonia Gandhi shares personal recollections of encounters with Bill Clinton, Nicolas Sarkozy, Princess Diana and other figures during her time accompanying Indian prime ministers.

NDTV • 10 de nov 06:30

In her new memoir, Sonia Gandhi recounts a 2010 conversation where Pranab Mukherjee suggested a change in leadership, indicating his interest in becoming prime minister.

India Today • 10 de nov 06:23

In her memoir, Sonia Gandhi says Pranab Mukherjee suggested a leadership change in 2010 and denies allegations that she directed the UPA government while Manmohan Singh was prime minister.

The New Indian Express • 10 de nov 05:00

In her memoir, Sonia Gandhi describes her son Rahul's earlier warning about her husband's security and details her experience on the night former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi was killed.

NDTV • 10 de nov 04:58

In her memoir, former Congress president Sonia Gandhi claims that interactions with Prime Minister Narendra Modi have been limited to brief formal greetings.

Hindustan Times • 10 de nov 03:44

In her memoir, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi says the UPA era featured a clear split of responsibilities, with former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh managing the government and her overseeing the party, and recounts a 2010 suggestion from Pranab Mukherjee about changing the prime minister.

Moneycontrol.com • 10 de nov 02:46

In her memoir "Belonging: A Journey of Love," Congress leader Sonia Gandhi describes limited direct interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and frames their political rivalry as a clash of visions rather than a personal dispute.

Hindustan Times • 10 de nov 00:52

In her memoir, former Congress leader Sonia Gandhi recounts limited personal interaction with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, while acknowledging occasional overlap in their views on India's political elite.

NDTV • 8 de nov 13:37

Congress leader Sonia Gandhi described her upcoming memoir, "Belonging: A Journey of Love," as a personal account of her family and experiences, slated for release in India on November 10.

The Guardian • 7 de nov 03:08

In a rare interview, Sonia Gandhi discussed her upcoming memoir, the assassinations of Indira and Rajiv Gandhi, and her view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration.

The Hindu • 7 de nov 00:30

In a recent interview, Sonia Gandhi shared insights from her memoir, 'Belonging: A Journey of Love,' reflecting on her life, political experiences, and the current state of Indian democracy.

The Hindu • 7 de nov 00:30

In a interview about her upcoming book, Sonia Gandhi criticised the current government's impact on Indian institutions, defended the Congress party's position and recounted her personal evolution from a young bride to a political leader.