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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 10 Nov, 15:30

2004 Indian General Election

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Politics · 10 Nov

ప్రధాని పదవి వద్దనుకున్నా.. నేతల ఒత్తిడితో అంగీకరించా: సోనియా - Visalaandhra

AI summarySonia Gandhi stated in her autobiography 'Belonging: A Journey of Love' that she initially decided against becoming Prime Minister after the 2004 elections due to her children's concerns, but ultimately accepted the role under pressure from party leaders. She eventually reversed her decision the next day, selected Manmohan Singh as the PM candidate, and cited the trust of the Indian people as the reason for her final choice.

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