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Sonia Gandhi Writes Of Pranab Mukherjee's PM Ambition. The Story Behind It
Indira Gandhi, Rajiv, Sonia, and even Rahul gave Pranab Mukherjee considerable political importance. Yet, the Gandhi family never fully accepted him as one of its own. His PM ambitions are mentioned in Sonia's book, but that's not the whole story.
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Telangana Gig Workers' Scheme Launched By Rahul Gandhi, Revanth Reddy: All You Need To Know
Under the Gig Workers' Scheme, aggregators like delivery, ride-hailing and service apps must contribute 1-2% of their transaction value to a state-managed welfare fund.
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"Creating Doubt": Ex-CBI Official On Sonia Gandhi's Mention Of Godhra Riots
On February 27, 2002, the Sabarmati Express carrying Hindu karsevaks was set on fire by a mob, resulting in the deaths of 59 people, including women and children.
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Sonia Gandhi, 'Belonging' And Why This Story Lies On Other Side Of Politics - By Shashi Tharoor
At the emotional core of the early chapters are intimate portraits of family life and shared grief that have remained largely hidden from the public eye.
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Kangana Ranaut Faces Police Case Over "Mysterious Foreigner" X Post On Sonia Gandhi
The complainant alleged Kangana Ranaut's posts attempted to cast suspicion on the circumstances surrounding the deaths of Indira Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi.
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"Taps My Phone": Rahul Gandhi's Big Charge Against PM Modi, Then Debate Dare
"The proof is in this phone, and the PM knows it since he taps my phone,' Rahul Gandhi said holding up his phone.
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In Sonia Gandhi's 'Belonging', The Delhi Of 'Chashme Buddoor': How A Lost City Is A Character In Both
Sonia Gandhi's book describes a cityscape through which Siddharth (Farooq Sheikh) rides a motorbike in Paranjpye's cult movie. A city of quiet roads, ice cream at India Gate, and a life that lost a race it couldn't opt out of.
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"She Has The Right To Tell Her Story": Priyanka Gandhi On Sonia Gandhi's Memoir
Speaking to reporters during her visit to her Wayanad constituency, Priyanka Gandhi said her mother had remained silent for most of her adult life in India despite being subjected to sustained criticism and allegations by the BJP, RSS and others.
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Narasimha Rao's Grandson Slams Sonia Gandhi For Omitting Ex-PM In Memoir
Subhash said that it was a "habitual practice" of the Gandhi family to overlook and "belittle" its own leaders in order to highlight members of the family.
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Sonia Gandhi On Why She Spoke To Priyanka, Rahul In Hindi And Not In Italian
For Sonia Gandhi, it was a conscious decision to choose Hindi over English and Italian when conversing with her children.
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Anna Hazare Rejects Sonia Gandhi's Claim That BJP Supported His Agitation
Rejecting the accusation, Anna Hazare said: "Whatever I do is for my society and country. I don't have anything to do with any party"
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Sonia Gandhi's Autobiography Belonging: A Journey Of Love To Be Adapted Into Telugu Film, Rs 2 Crore Pledged
Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) Working President Jagga Reddy announced the development during a meeting of Congress party workers in Sangareddy on Thursday
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Food For Charles Sobhraj's Girlfriend: Sonia Gandhi On Her Tihar Visits When Indira Gandhi Was Jailed
"At my mother-in-law's request, the food had to be enough also for the three women who took turns guarding her and a young woman prisoner in her compound -- an Australian girl, the accomplice of the dreaded Charles Sob[h]raj," Sonia Gandhi writes in her memoir.
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'Neither Rahul Nor I Received A Penny': Sonia Gandhi On National Herald Case
Over the years, Rahul has had no less than 30 cases brought against him across eight states, all politically motivated, Sonia Gandhi says in her memoir, "Belonging: A Journey Of Love"
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When Sonia Gandhi Chased Away A Palmist: He Made A Prediction As He Ran
"Of all the bizarre happenings and unusual characters in 12 Willingdon Crescent, there's one that stands out in my memory," Sonia Gandhi writes in 'Belonging', her memoir. It's about a prediction an astrologer made about her husband Rajiv and his brother Sanjay.
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Sonia Gandhi Writes Of Pranab Mukherjee's PM Ambition. The Story Behind It
Indira Gandhi, Rajiv, Sonia, and even Rahul gave Pranab Mukherjee considerable political importance. Yet, the Gandhi family never fully accepted him as one of its own. His PM ambitions are mentioned in Sonia's book, but that's not the whole story.
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Telangana Gig Workers' Scheme Launched By Rahul Gandhi, Revanth Reddy: All You Need To Know
Under the Gig Workers' Scheme, aggregators like delivery, ride-hailing and service apps must contribute 1-2% of their transaction value to a state-managed welfare fund.
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"Creating Doubt": Ex-CBI Official On Sonia Gandhi's Mention Of Godhra Riots
On February 27, 2002, the Sabarmati Express carrying Hindu karsevaks was set on fire by a mob, resulting in the deaths of 59 people, including women and children.
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Sonia Gandhi, 'Belonging' And Why This Story Lies On Other Side Of Politics - By Shashi Tharoor
At the emotional core of the early chapters are intimate portraits of family life and shared grief that have remained largely hidden from the public eye.
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Kangana Ranaut Faces Police Case Over "Mysterious Foreigner" X Post On Sonia Gandhi
The complainant alleged Kangana Ranaut's posts attempted to cast suspicion on the circumstances surrounding the deaths of Indira Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi.
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"Taps My Phone": Rahul Gandhi's Big Charge Against PM Modi, Then Debate Dare
"The proof is in this phone, and the PM knows it since he taps my phone,' Rahul Gandhi said holding up his phone.
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In Sonia Gandhi's 'Belonging', The Delhi Of 'Chashme Buddoor': How A Lost City Is A Character In Both
Sonia Gandhi's book describes a cityscape through which Siddharth (Farooq Sheikh) rides a motorbike in Paranjpye's cult movie. A city of quiet roads, ice cream at India Gate, and a life that lost a race it couldn't opt out of.
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"She Has The Right To Tell Her Story": Priyanka Gandhi On Sonia Gandhi's Memoir
Speaking to reporters during her visit to her Wayanad constituency, Priyanka Gandhi said her mother had remained silent for most of her adult life in India despite being subjected to sustained criticism and allegations by the BJP, RSS and others.
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Narasimha Rao's Grandson Slams Sonia Gandhi For Omitting Ex-PM In Memoir
Subhash said that it was a "habitual practice" of the Gandhi family to overlook and "belittle" its own leaders in order to highlight members of the family.
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Sonia Gandhi On Why She Spoke To Priyanka, Rahul In Hindi And Not In Italian
For Sonia Gandhi, it was a conscious decision to choose Hindi over English and Italian when conversing with her children.
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Anna Hazare Rejects Sonia Gandhi's Claim That BJP Supported His Agitation
Rejecting the accusation, Anna Hazare said: "Whatever I do is for my society and country. I don't have anything to do with any party"
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Sonia Gandhi's Autobiography Belonging: A Journey Of Love To Be Adapted Into Telugu Film, Rs 2 Crore Pledged
Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) Working President Jagga Reddy announced the development during a meeting of Congress party workers in Sangareddy on Thursday
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Food For Charles Sobhraj's Girlfriend: Sonia Gandhi On Her Tihar Visits When Indira Gandhi Was Jailed
"At my mother-in-law's request, the food had to be enough also for the three women who took turns guarding her and a young woman prisoner in her compound -- an Australian girl, the accomplice of the dreaded Charles Sob[h]raj," Sonia Gandhi writes in her memoir.
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'Neither Rahul Nor I Received A Penny': Sonia Gandhi On National Herald Case
Over the years, Rahul has had no less than 30 cases brought against him across eight states, all politically motivated, Sonia Gandhi says in her memoir, "Belonging: A Journey Of Love"
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When Sonia Gandhi Chased Away A Palmist: He Made A Prediction As He Ran
"Of all the bizarre happenings and unusual characters in 12 Willingdon Crescent, there's one that stands out in my memory," Sonia Gandhi writes in 'Belonging', her memoir. It's about a prediction an astrologer made about her husband Rajiv and his brother Sanjay.
