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A showdown over Sonia Gandhi's memoir 'Belonging' has intensified following a statement released by publisher Penguin Random House India.
Addressing suggestions that the publishing house decided against releasing the book due to unaccepted editorial changes, Penguin Random House India clarified that such claims do not accurately reflect circumstances.
The publisher maintained that it remained willing and keen to publish the book, highlighting that fact-checking and providing recommendations to authors are both its prerogative and responsibility.
The transcript notes the significance of the book, which covers Sonia Gandhi's journey of making India her home following personal tragedies, including the assassinations of Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi, and her political rise.
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