Sonia Gandhi's memoir is Belonging: A Journey of Love, a 544-page book due on 10 November 2026 from HarperCollins India, Knopf and William Collins. It covers h…
Grew up near Turin in a working-class family.
At 18 or 19 she met Rajiv Gandhi.
She married Rajiv and moved into Indira Gandhi's home.
Rajiv opposed it; Sanjay pushed for it, she says.
Rajiv is drawn into politics.
She took Indian citizenship in 1983.
Sonia held her on the drive to hospital.
An LTTE suicide bomber killed him on the campaign trail.
1980, 1984 and 1991.
She took charge out of duty, she says.
She backed Manmohan Singh instead.
President, MP, UPA chair, NAC chair.
The milestones the memoir follows.
544 pages, 100,000 first printing.
Reports of refused edits; the publisher disputes them.
The exact issue remains undisclosed.
Confirms the Indian edition for 10 November.
Tandoori chicken, the sari and the wedding.
Her first interview in about a decade.
She calls the memoir a personal one.
HarperCollins India, Knopf, William Collins.
The full book goes on sale.
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