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Sonia Gandhi’s Memoir ‘Belonging’ to Launch on Nov 10
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 19 Aug 2026, 09:44 AM
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Former Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s memoir ‘Belonging: A Journey of Love’ will be published on November 10, offering a personal glimpse into her life, political career and the losses she has endured.
Sonia Gandhi, the long‑time leader of the Indian National Congress, is set to release her memoir titled “Belonging: A Journey of Love” on 10 November. The book will be made available nationwide, marking her first extensive written account of her public and private life.
The memoir promises an intimate narrative that traces her arrival in India, her evolution from a private individual to a political figure, and the personal tragedies she has faced, including the loss of close family members. It also reflects on key moments in the party’s history that she witnessed or influenced.
Political observers note that the publication adds a rare personal perspective to contemporary Indian political literature, offering readers insight into the motivations and emotions behind decisions that shaped the nation’s recent past. The book is expected to attract considerable attention from both supporters and critics of the Congress party.
Publishers have indicated that the memoir will be sold through major book‑stores and online platforms, with promotional events planned in several cities following the launch.
The memoir promises an intimate narrative that traces her arrival in India, her evolution from a private individual to a political figure, and the personal tragedies she has faced, including the loss of close family members. It also reflects on key moments in the party’s history that she witnessed or influenced.
Political observers note that the publication adds a rare personal perspective to contemporary Indian political literature, offering readers insight into the motivations and emotions behind decisions that shaped the nation’s recent past. The book is expected to attract considerable attention from both supporters and critics of the Congress party.
Publishers have indicated that the memoir will be sold through major book‑stores and online platforms, with promotional events planned in several cities following the launch.