HarperCollins India will publish Belonging: A Journey of Love by Sonia Gandhi. The long-awaited memoir will be published in India on 10 November 2026.
One of the most anticipated political memoirs of our time, Belonging is a dramatic and deeply personal story of love, identity, duty and belonging, and offers a rare insider's view of India’s journey.
RSS-BJP goons throw ink at me and around 20 other women in Ranchi, Jharkhand!
For them ink is a tool to try to shame others, we will write the future with ink!
I’m still not sure about the Congress party or its politics, but this man is good, kind and gentle. Ironically, those were the very qualities he was ridiculed for in the ‘Pappu’ campaign that took off after the disastrous Arnab Goswami interview in January 2014.
As a film editor, I knew right then that the interview had been maliciously edited to make him look like a fool (I could write a book on that interview). I said as much at the time, but my voice was drowned out by a strong BJP IT cell working in overdrive.
That bubble has long since burst. Rahul Gandhi has emerged stronger, more relentless, and undoubtedly a far more astute politician than his detractors gave him credit for.
What I find most heartening is that he hasn’t become like those he opposes. He didn’t trade away his decency or his gentleness to take on the brutes. In today’s politics, that may be his greatest strength.🌸
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@callmeweird59 They were revolutionary but felt grim coz we were being divided by religion. This protest however is the most uniting, entertaining and effective political movement that I have seen. Brought the mighty to their knees.