The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

Oxford University investigation into bullying of Rashmi Samant, the President-elect of the Oxford University Students' Union who was forced to resign, has vindicated her and found her to be a victim of Hinduphobia. However, the main villain, Dr. Abhijit Sarkar is still being shielded. Pandit Satish Sharma joins Vibhuti Jha and Sanjay Dixit to look at the significance of this outcome.

Ashwini Upadhyaya, advocate in the Supreme Court, is leading a crusade to remove the colonial laws. There will be a Chalo Delhi campaign on the 8th of August on this issue. Sanjay Dixit catches up with him to find out what exactly Upadhyay means by 'remove colonial laws'.

IED Mubarak, Have a blast! Sanjay Dixit recounts his encounter with a Maulana on the pious occasion of Bakri Nirvan Day.

From undivided Andhra Pradesh of 2013-14 to 2021 Kerala to present day crises in Punjab, MP, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra and Karnataka, what stands out is the unique ability of Rahul Gandhi to snatch defeat out of the hands of victory. Sanjay Dixit explains.

Pegasus exposè is yet another example of the mental bankruptcy of the Modi baiters. If the limited objective is to jeopardise the Parliament session, maybe it could work, but if the objective is UP Elections, then the #Toolkit makers have learnt nothing from the Rafale toolkit. Dhirendra Pundir joins Sanjay Dixit to explain.

Pakistan Army's Brig. SK Malik's (later General) is the foundational doctrine of Pakistan's doctrine and is distilled from the Islamic doctrines. those who do not wish delve deep into the Islam's world view can delve into this book and remove all their misconceptions about Islam being a religion of peace. Dr. Ajay Chrungoo joins Sanjay Dixit to explore this Religion of War or Permanent Jihad. 

Dr. Omendra Ratnu explodes the longest-running falsehood in India's history that  Maharana Pratap lost the Battle of Haldighati (1576) to Akbar's forces. Based on authentic records from Mewar, he establishes that Maharana Pratap actually won the battle by accomplishing all his objectives in this conversation with Sanjay Dixit.

Why West/Democracies are caving into Political Islam?

Right from early 20th century, Muslim organisations upped the ante to claim they were a special class and needed special treatment. From this they went to claim themselves to be a separate and equal nation. With an effete response from the national leadership of Congress, this culminated into partition. Even after independence, the Muslim leadership has continued on the same course, demanding special recognition. From Milli Tashakkhus to Mazhabi Pahchan to the recent interaction with RSS, it has stayed the same. Prof. Bharat Gupt and Fayaz Ahmad Fyzie discuss an enduring basis of the Hindu-Muslim relationship with Sanjay Dixit - on the basis of Constitution, and not on the basis of Shari'a.

Ask Sanjay Dixit anything - Dharma, Darshana, Islam, Christianity, Politics, sports, Culture, Economics, Current Affairs, anything......

Danish Siddiqui, the India vilifying, Rohingya glorifying (for which he won the Pulitzer Prize) photo-journalist was killed by the Taliban, one of the worst terror units in the world, but the Panchmakkars are out pouring vitriol on Hindus and Hindutva, but not a word against Taliban. Sanjay Dixit dives into the issue.

The popular Deen ki Dawat episode is here again, with Neeraj Atri and Tufail chaturvedi teaming up again with Sanjay Dixit. This time we get an insight into Madarsa education and how it transforms a child and the ecosystem around him.

Though the US withdrawal, call it defeat, from Afghanistan may make Pakistan happy in the short run as they pour men, material and resources into Afghanistan; the long term scenario may just come back to bite them as China now makes increasingly assertive demands on Pakistan and eyes peace in Afghanistan to carry out its economic exploitation agenda. Tarek Singh Fatah with Sanjay Dixit.

Nidheesh Goyal catches up with Sanjay Dixit on current subjects - Centre's affidavit on minority schemes in the Supreme Court, NHRC report on Bengal violence, and PM's unqualified praise of Yogi Adityanath.

As Yogi Adityanath's stock soars on brilliant all round performance from Covid handling to handling law and order, attracting investments, and also providing impetus to Bharatiyata, the Panchmakkar cabal is now becoming shriller and noisier. Abhishek Tiwary joins Sanjay Dixit to provide real time ground situation.

Ex-Muslim Sachwala is a deep scholar of Islam. He joins Sanjay Dixit to critically look at the intertwined history and theology of Islam, and make a case for questioning its very foundation. Besides, many basic issues will be cleared up by him in this interaction.

Richa Gautam and Vibhuti Jha join Sanjay Dixit to make sense of the Pew Research findings about India, especially with regard to their attitudes towards their social behaviour. Was the survey just a routine exercise, or something beyond that?

Shri Shivbharat is a unique work by Chhatrapati Shivaji Raje's contemporary, whom some also call his friend, Kavindra Paramananda. It has been translated in Marathi, and is treated as one of the most authentic source of Shiva Raje's life. The work is also important as it debunks the secularisation of Shivaji's lore by the Leftis-Congressi cabal. Sanjay Dixit launches the initiative.

The question fogs everyone's mind. Why was Amit Shah handed the Ministry of Cooperation. Bhau Torsekar and Omkar Chaudhary look at the Maharashtra and UP politics and try to find an answer.

All the parties in Jammu - BJP, INC, Panthers Party and Ikk Jutt Jammu - have demanded that 2011 Census should not be the benchmark for Delimitation of Assembly seats. Ankur Sharma joins Sanjay Dixit to explain the ramifications.

The book that has raised so much storm - The Meeting of Minds by Iftikhar Ahmad Khan is full of the usual cliches including all the platitudes that Deoband and Tablighis have been mouthing all along. Only the most naïve would get taken in by its contents. Shankar Sharan and Sanjay Dixit discuss.

MVA is now considering an anti-Hindu law called Tahaffuz-e-Namoosat-e-Risallah Bill, that is meant to officially recognise the concept of Islamophobia, i.e. no free speech against Islam. Sanjay Dixit explains how Islamic groups work.

Modi Stole my Mask

Episode 48 of Ask Me Anything - Sanatana Darshana, Philosophies of the world religions, international relations, Indian politics, sports, law, education - anything and everything.

Dilip Kumar was the first super star of Bollywood, but did he ever cease being Yusuf Khan? He brought the natural style of acting into Indian Cinema, discarding the old theatrical style, but did he ever cease being a Pakistan sympathiser, even accepting their highest civilian honour, equivalent to Bharat Ratna. Sardar Ravi Ranjan Singh has a lot of revealing facts about the Pakistan Ratna Yusuf Khan in this interaction with Sanjay Dixit.

Even though both UCC and Population Control Law are secular laws, the Ashraf-Mulla-Maulana class is already viewing it as a threat to them - because even true secularism is dangerous for them. What they want is continuation of privileges in the name of secularism, while promoting self loathing among the Hindus. Do you know that the Muslims in most part of India were following Hindu laws till 1937, when the AMM class brought them all under a Uniform Muslim Code through the Application of Shariat Act, 1937.

Prof. Bharat Gupt and M Nageswara Rao join Sanjay Dixit to discuss the flawed theories of melting pot, one sided assimilation, Hindu Muslim unity on the basis of same DNA and same ancestors, ideological concessions to Muslims, All religions are the same, Islam good -individuals bad, peaceful Sufis, Hindu lynchers, etc.

Arzoo Kazmi joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss what Pakistan is discussing the most today - Whether they can rule Afghanistan, make India abandon Kashmir elections and apply standards of modest dresses for women.

The other day SD had highlighted how Hindus had become used to negotiating with Muslims on the latter's terms in the political, ideological and religious matters. Yesterday OP Rajbhar just confirmed it one more time. From claiming the legacy of Maharaj Suheldev, who had killed the marauder Salar Masood o 15th June 1034 to make India safe from the Afghan and Turkic hordes for another 150 years, was insulted by him by visiting the Mazar of Salar at the instance of Owaisi, but failing to persuade Owaisi to visit Maharaja Suhel Dev's memorial. It is causing huge political and emotional churn.

Omkar Chaudhary and Dhirendra Pundir are hosted by Sanjay Dixit to discuss the ramifications of the Modi Cabinet expansion. Is it just a cosmetic make-over or there is something deeper to it?

In the Dock has Nidheesh Goyal questioning Sanjay Dixit on Kripa Shankar Singh of 'Bhagwa Atank' fame the 3 high flying musketeers who lost their Minister's job, and the best efforts of the Congress High Command to turn the safe re-election of Congress in Punjab into a nightmare.

'Modi Stole My Mask' is a book by Savio Rodrigues and Amit Bagaria that goes deep into the global and national conspiracies to defame India and Modi for the second wave. It chronicles the hoarders of cylinders, creators of Oxygen shortage, makers of vaccine hesitancy, yellow journalism and all the other indefensible anti-national acts by various national and international players. It also looks at the bioweapon aspect. Sanjay Dixit hosts the review.

In the 9th and concluding part of the 'Sitaram Goel Centenary Series', Sanjay Dixit discusses Sitaram ji's book 'Time for Stock Taking - Whither Sangh Parivar' with Koenraad Elst, Shankar Sharan and Prafulla Ketkar, editor of Organiser, an RSS publication.

The Aristotelian prophecy of democracies degenerating into anarchy and then becoming oligarchies seems to be coming true with the Left-induced anarchy having overtaken large parts of the Western World. Vibhuti Jha and Abhijit Iyer Mitra wade into the contentious issue in discussion with Sanjay Dixit and find out whether the present model of power using any means including harming the nation is about to bust the democratic model itself.

Sanjay Dixit analyses the why, wherefore and how of the Modi Cabinet expansion, with special focus on the Ministers who are being dropped. Has modi given up on minimum governance, and instead gone for horses for the courses?

What must India do to Defeat the Haters

There is a flood of Ex-Muslims in the social media space. Hindus instantly relate to them till they realise that most of these apostates are equally dismissive of Hinduism. Sara Kali Dasi, herself an ex-Muslim and practising Hindu, and Tufail Chaturvedi get together to discuss this phenomenon.

Sanjay Dixit dissects the 5 points made by the Pujaniya Sarsanghachalak ji in his address made at an MRM platform at a book launch function on 4th July at Ghaziabad - 1. Is Hindu only a geographical entity, with different methods of worship only? 2. Does having the same DNA and common ancestors mean having the same culture? What determines culture, punyabhumi, and pitrabhoomi? 3. What does the PSSC mean by nirakara, and by saying that 'naye naye devata paida ho gaye hain? 4. Why the self flagellation of Hindus being cow lynchers, and no mention of Islamic atrocities through the last 1400 years, including the recent West Bengal lynchings and over 150 murders of Dalits by Muslims? 5. Why is PSSC's mitra bodh missing shatru bodh, and his tolerance failing to recognise that tolerance cannot include the exclusivist intolerance?

Sanjay Dixit catches up with Rajesh Kumar Singh to discuss the reform planned in the space of Cinema by changes in the Cinematograph Act, and why is Bollywood up in arms against it. Also, what are the reforms required and whether there is a realistic chance of the changes going through.

Akalless's cycle got punctured yesterday. Then the famous cinema ticket black marketing artist from Sultanpur offered to repair the puncture. Sanjay Dixit explains what happened after that.

Sanjay Dixit is all set to answer your questions in the weekly episode of #AskMeAnything powered by Jaipur Dialogues!  Ask Questions on Islam, Dharma, Current Affairs, BJP, RSS, Politics, Defence, Security, Elections, Anything!

Covid-19 has been a traumatic experience for India, as for the rest of the world. Dr. Rajeev Mishra and Dr. Sunil Raina join Sanjay Dixit to explain the positives and negatives to emerge out of this catastrophe. Dr. Sunil Raina brings out the heroes like Yogi Adityanath while Dr. Rajeev Mishra points out the dark forces that are planning to sink the world taking advantage of the situation.

The latest event of a drone bombing in Jammu brings a whole new dimension to the terror eco system in the India-Pakistan relations. Dr. Shiv Shastry discusses the various types of drones and explains the technical dimension while Sanjay Dixit explains the political dimension.

Pakistan is an idea, not a territory. It envisages complete Islamisation of the world, and of course the Indian sub-continent. Love jihad, and womb jihad is an important aspect. That's what Aamir, Shahrukh, Saif and Naseeruddin Shah do this. Munawwar Rana, on the other hand, does it through his toxic poetry and obnoxious behaviour. That's what AIMIM exhibits when demanding Muslim Dy. CMs.

BJP has broken the 2016 record of SP when it won 63/75 by winning 65/75 Zila Panchayat President seat. Now listen to the silent and not so silent wailing of the Panchmakkars.

Sardar Ravi Ranjan Singh and Tufail Chaturvedi join Sanjay Dixit to lay open the hidden secrets behind the much talked about forced conversion of Sikh girls to Islam in Kashmir Valley and why the earlier conversions went unreported.

Episode #8 of the Sitaram Goel Centenary Series has Sanjay Dixit discussing the book 'The Story of Islamic Imperialism in India' with Koenraad Elst and Shankar Sharan. Contrary to what our Left historian told us, this book establishes the imperial nature of Muslim Rule in India.

The Rajya Sabha Secretariat has informed that the Department related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education (besides others) has invited suggestions for 'Reforms in the Content and Design of School Text Books' with focus on history text books. Sanjay Dixit explains how best to make use of this opportunity. We should also utilise this opportunity to urge the Committee to also look at the course content of Maths, Science, and Social Science books too. Let us utilise this to change at least the History books.

Nilesh Oak establishes the chronology of Krishna's birth and death in line with his dates of Mahabharata along with Jeevan Rao who establishes his date for Kaliyuga. Sanjay Dixit catches up with them.

All popular liberal movements, whether labour welfare, or civil rights, or feminism, began from the bottom and forced the Big Politics and Big Corporate to compromise, providing new dimensions to freedoms. Wokism in America appears to be a top down movement benefiting Big Corporates and Big Politics, enabling to come down heavily on the basic freedoms. Sankrant Sanu and Vibhuti Jha discuss the raging issue.