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Penguin Says It Was Keen to Publish Sonia Gandhi's Book 'Belonging'

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Publishing house Penguin has issued a statement regarding Sonia Gandhi's upcoming book titled 'Belonging', clarifying its position on the project. The publisher stated that it was keen to publish the book, pushing back against reports suggesting it had withdrawn from the project. Reports had emerged claiming Penguin backed out after Sonia Gandhi declined to make certain editorial changes requested by the publisher. The situation has drawn significant attention given Gandhi's prominent political stature in India. The full circumstances behind the apparent breakdown between the author and publisher remain unclear.

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