Penguin India Cites Internal Impasse Over Publication Of Sonia Gandhi Memoir
Penguin India has stated that its delay in releasing former Prime Minister Sonia Gandhi’s memoir stems from an internal publishing disagreement rather than outside political pressure. The publisher declined to specify the exact nature of the contractual or editorial impasse.
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'A particular issue': Penguin India on impasse over Sonia Gandhi memoir
Penguin Random House India has decided to pause the publication of Sonia Gandhi's memoir, citing an editorial disagreement. The publisher clarifies that this choice was not influenced by outside pressure but rather emerged from routine editorial evaluations. During the review process, some proposed changes were accepted while others were not. In the end, an unresolved issue led to the book's non-release in India, which the author's team acknowledged.
By VIJAYA SRIVASTAVA
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The publishing house revealed that there was an impasse over a "particular issue" during Sonia Gandhi's "Belonging: A Journey of Love" discussions.
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