Sonia Gandhi says UPA split duties, notes limited contact with Modi in memoir

Sonia Gandhi says UPA split duties, notes limited contact with Modi in memoir

In her memoir, Sonia Gandhi said the UPA era featured a clear division of responsibilities, with former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh handling the government while she oversaw the Congress party, and recalled a 2010 suggestion from Pranab Mukherjee to consider a change of prime minister, Hindustan Times reported. Earlier, the memoir disclosed that Gandhi has had little personal contact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a point also noted by Moneycontrol.

com, and she criticised the current government's impact on Indian institutions, as she told The Hindu. The book, titled "Belonging: A Journey of Love", is presented as a personal account of her family and experiences, NDTV said, while The Guardian highlighted her reflections on the assassinations of Indira and Rajiv Gandhi.

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Sonia Gandhi described her upcoming memoir, "Belonging: A Journey of Love," as a personal account of her family and experiences, which is confirmed. Her recounting of personal evolution from a young bride to a political leader on November 7, 2026, is partially confirmed. The claim that her memoir is slated for release in India on November 10 is also partially confirmed.

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10 novembre 2026
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"Have No Real Contact With Him, He Avoids Eye Contact": Sonia Gandhi On PM Modi
"Have No Real Contact With Him, He Avoids Eye Contact": Sonia Gandhi On PM Modi

NDTV • 10 nov. 04h58

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

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In memoir, Sonia Gandhi recalls UPA power dynamics with Manmohan, Pranab’s 2010 PM post hint
In memoir, Sonia Gandhi recalls UPA power dynamics with Manmohan, Pranab’s 2010 PM post hint

Hindustan Times • 10 nov. 03h44

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.

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'He tends to look away': Sonia Gandhi on rare interactions with PM Modi in new memoir
'He tends to look away': Sonia Gandhi on rare interactions with PM Modi in new memoir

Moneycontrol.com • 10 nov. 02h46

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.

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Little real contact with Modi, but there is some common ground: Sonia Gandhi in memoir Belonging
Little real contact with Modi, but there is some common ground: Sonia Gandhi in memoir Belonging

Hindustan Times • 10 nov. 00h52

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.

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8 novembre 2026
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"This Is Not a Political Book": Sonia Gandhi Explains Why She Wrote Her Memoir
"This Is Not a Political Book": Sonia Gandhi Explains Why She Wrote Her Memoir

NDTV • 08 nov. 13h37

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.

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7 novembre 2026
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‘My thought was always: he will be killed next’: Sonia Gandhi on marrying into an Indian political dynasty and her husband’s assassination
‘My thought was always: he will be killed next’: Sonia Gandhi on marrying into an Indian political dynasty and her husband’s assassination

The Guardian • 07 nov. 03h08

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.

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How a love story grew into a deep belonging to India
How a love story grew into a deep belonging to India

The Hindu • 07 nov. 00h30

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.

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Sonia Gandhi interview: ‘Great damage done to the fabric of India by BJP’
Sonia Gandhi interview: ‘Great damage done to the fabric of India by BJP’

The Hindu • 07 nov. 00h30

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.

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