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Until I Got to Know Her Well, I'd Quake in My Seat: Sonia Gandhi on Indira's Temper In Memoir

  • Sonia Gandhi’s memoir describes her initial fear of her mother-in-law, former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, during her angry outbursts.
  • Indira Gandhi’s temper sometimes frightened staff, including one employee whom she ordered to stand in a corner after missing an appointment.
  • Sonia Gandhi recalled that Indira Gandhi sometimes ignored people for days or pushed away her dinner plate after tense exchanges in Parliament.
  • Rajiv Gandhi reassured Sonia that Indira would calm down, and her tense moments decreased after she became a grandmother.
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Former Congress President Sonia Gandhi's autobiography, "Belonging: A Journey of Love," was released on November 10. In the book, Sonia Gandhi recounts her relationship with former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

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The Print broke the news in New Delhi, India on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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