HarperCollins India announces it will publish Sonia Gandhi’s memoir, *Belonging: A Journey of Love*, in India on November 10. The decision comes after Penguin Random House India withdraws from plans to release the book in the country, prompting a change in publisher.

Multiple outlets report the November 10 date also matches the memoir’s international release schedule. The Independent and others frame the switch as following a row linked to editing and related disputes, while additional coverage notes Penguin Random House India drops the plan citing “a particular issue.” HarperCollins describes the memoir as one that weaves personal experiences with political life, positioning it as a highly anticipated political book.

While the outlets agree on the publisher change and release timing, they differ mainly in emphasis: some highlight the business/publishing shift after Penguin’s exit, others underline the public controversy over edits. The common thread across reports is that HarperCollins takes over publication in India following Penguin’s reversal and that the book’s launch date remains November 10.