The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

Sanjay Dixit hosts Alok Mehta, former editor of the Outlook Hindi and Nav Bharat Times, and the former President of the Editors Guild of India. He has written a new book 'Power, Press, and Politics' reminiscing his 50 years in journalism. He discusses his journey and also the present sorry state of journalism.

Dr. Ajay Chrungoo joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the lessons Hindus can draw from Israel, and create a societal pressure that parties in power cannot ignore. The present policy of voting a party of choice in power and then waiting for it to deliver Hindu concerns is not working out because there is a tendency to take the core base for granted and instead pander to the adversaries. Israel suffered a greater period of annihilation than Hindus, are a minuscule number compared to Hindus, yet they carry their narrative emphatically and with resolve, compared to the near apologetic stance of Hindus and Hindu organisations, including Hindu religious organisations.

he Toolkit experts of the Congress have done it again. In their deep anxiety to make RaGa PM, their brilliant strategy is to bring down Modi image anyhow, even if it means dragging India's reputation in the mud. Sanjay Dixit explains why it is likely to have exactly the opposite effect.

Corona virus / Wuhanvirus- call it by any name has till date killed over 3.36 million people around the world. Trillions of Dollars have vaporized. Social , psychological upheavals have destroyed life styles and yet no one knows who did it and why? Knowing what we know let’s talk about who is responsible and what are the likely consequences of what might happen next? Who benefits from this pandemic? Savio Rodrigues , whose Goa Chronicles has been banned in China, shares information and insights with Vibhuti Jha on Jaipur Dialogue USA.

Shekhar Sen, the man with the golden voice and golden art of solo acting joins Sanjay Dixit to explain what Ramcharitmanas means to him, how he made it into a reflection of Bharat ki Atma. He is also showcasing how he enacts the Manas in his theatre.

With China rejecting Pakistan's demand for a loan of $600 million for Railways under CPEC, Pakistan media is reduced to crying, wailing and breast beating, its favourite occupation these days.

Finally the government told the Supreme Court it should have many moons ago - that one cannot play God sitting in the lofty colonial chambers of the colonial building of the Supreme Court. That co-governance is not envisaged in the Constitution. That there are Red Lines that cannot be breached by any Constitutional functionary. Unfortunately, it may have come a bit too late.

Islamic fundamentalism is on an upsurge through many parts of the Indian sub-continent. TLP and Sufi fundamentalism in Pakistan; Taliban and the Deobandi fanaticism in Afghanistan; and an Islamic assertion of the political kind in Indian Bengal. Tahir Gora joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the various facets of this phenomenon and the ways to tackle this. Will denial strategy followed by governments work, or do you need to confront it head-on.

Sanjay Dixit hosts Col. RSN Singh to discuss the diabolical China conspiracy to use Corona Virua as a bioweapon and the willing consensus among parties of the opposition in India, particularly the Congress party, in order to encourage vaccine hesitancy, doubts on the national effort, and generally oppose anything and everything, even if it meant making u-turns every other day. What prevents the Centre from proclaiming internal emergency on Health grounds and curtail wanton rumour mongering, which is claiming lives.

Modi and his government has become deaf to the wails of its own workers. Instead it is calling for their sacrifices - as in swatantrata sangram. MLAs get central security, workers get upadesha. Sad to see the fall of a party once renowned for its presence in the streets.

Religion plays an important role in creating awareness of life we lead and our codes of conduct with humans and other lives around us. Are the Gods and and self appointed Godmen responsible for creating the Godzilla of hate within us?

Tufail Chaturvedi and Sanjay Dixit discuss the historical background of the Arab-Israeli conflict, and the present war with Hamas. It is rightly said that nobody deals with terror the way Israel does.

Abhijit Iyer Mitra captures the present ongoing conflict and traces the background of the long standing Arab-Israeli faultline, its mutation, and its metamorphosis into almost an exclusive Arab-Iranian faultline. He also tells Sanjay Dixit the global significance of the latest Hamas offensive and Israeli reaction.

In the Episode 2 of Sitaram Goel Centenary Series, Koenraad Elst (English) and Shankar sharan (Hindi) join Sanjay dixit to discuss his famous work 'History of Hindu--Christian Encounters'. The work explores the encounters starting from Mesopotamia in the early common era to the post-independence times, when the Christians started having a free run because of the lack of any intellectual challenge. The series is sponsored by Mission Kali.

Sanjeev Newar joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss how the insidious narrative building by Bollywood has created a self loathing among Hindus. The effect is so debilitating that Hindus have almost completely abandoned their defence mechanisms at the street and mohalla level in the cities and in the villages, and have made themselves dependent on the State, which is almost always missing when the crunch comes. They also discuss how the situation can be remedied.

One of the oldest conflicts in the world, the Jew-Arab conflict, is in the news once again. The Islamic 'Master faith Syndrome' has been actively and successfully challenged by Israel right from the late 19th century. Vibhuti Jha and Sanjay Dixit look at the present conflict in the changed global scenario and how India is responding to it. Considerable sections of Indian intelligentsia, specially the ones allied to the Congress-Left-Liberal ecosystem remain hostile to Israel for purely ideological reasons but the new India is rallying behind Israel.

Nidheesh Goyal puts Sanjay Dixit through a grilling on the questions of internal sabotage on Covid, on Israel-Palestine conflict, and on the continued silence of Narendra Modi on Bengal killings of Hindu.

Appeasement politics in India has many dimensions. Almost always it caters to win over the high elites of the two global minorities. History of Punjab can never be complete without recounting the atrocities of Muslims over Hindus and Sikhs and the retaliation against it. Now Captain Amarinder Singh, who was the ADC to Gen Harbaksh Singh, the then GOC in C of the Western Army of Indian Army, has forgotten his enmity towards Pakistan and has turned a new leaf in his love life and making Muslim majority Malerkotla as a district headquarter of a new district by the same name is his Eid gift to his newbie?

After being overwhelmed by the initial tsunami of 2nd wave, Yogi Adityanath is leading the battle against the 2nd wave of Chinese Virus from the forefront, and is setting a personal example. Shantanu Gupta joins Sanjay Dixit to explain how UP is pioneering new strategies and tactics against the outbreak, and how the rural population is being covered. All this in spite of a motivated negative campaign led by likes of Akhilesh and the Leftist media.

Every Sunday at 10 PM our weekly episode of Ask Me Anything is scheduled to clear your doubts about anything and everything right from Politics in the USA to panchayat elections in UP from Vedas to the Granthas like The Mahabharata and the Ramayana hosted by our very own Sanjay Dixit.

Manish Thakur's book 'Patrakarita ka Kala Adhyaya' is being reviewed by Sanjay Dixit and Sandeep Deo. It is a superb factual narration of the complete subversion and quasi-criminalisation of the profession of journalism. As we see today, the whole money and power spinning game has acquired an international dimensions. From NDTV to Barkha to Rajdeep to Radia tapes to Wire and Quint, all are in the loop.

Who is Navneet Kalra, who is Imran Hussain, who is Amanatullah, Who is Sanjeev Khanna, who is Gagan Duggal? Sab apne hi hain ji! Judiciary bhi apni hai ji! Watch Sad ji speak through Sanjay Dixit.

Episode 1 of the 'Understanding Christian Conversion Syndrome Series'. Maya Ram brings an unusual perspective to Christianity. For all the talk of One God and One Son, the faith is riven into thousands of cults who are often at war with each other. She explains their reasons for this, as also the fanaticism behind seeking conversions. The cults are not just fanatical, they simply love their dogma. Not a religion for anyone who can think. A take down of Christianity as it is practised. Sponsored by 'Mission Kali'.

The Bengal situation bears an eerie similarity to what happened in Kashmir in the 1980s and 90s. Dr. Ajay Chrungoo tells Sanjay Dixit that the leadership played truant in the same manner that it is doing today and is trying to rationalise its cowardice as an evidence of being visionary. Hindus have to group together and revive their civilisational structures.

Liberals are drooling over the UP Panchayat results, without knowing the P of Panchayat and E of elections. Sanjay Dixit explains why their euphoria is for a non-existent victory that never happened. One can check the background and see the sheer incongruity of claims.

The Western eco-system, comprising of academia, media, social institutions and power establishment is generally hostile towards India in general and Hindus in particular. It does not matter whether they are living in India or in the West. Vibhuti Jha surveys the factual matrix, and Esther Dhanraj traces the roots to Bible. Either let them patronise you or face hostility.

In The Dock - Nidheesh Goyal puts Sanjay Dixit in the dock on Bengal situation, Corona confusion, and Supreme Court striking down Maratha Reservation.

Advocate Lokenath Chatterjee of the BJP who recently contested from Ballyginge on BJP ticket joins Sanjay Dixit to talk about the post-poll scenario in West Bengal.

Why is BJP acting helpless against the wanton aggression by Didi and her TMC? Why doesn't BJP match aggression with aggression? Sandeep Deo joins Sanjay Dixit to answer these questions.

Unknown to most people, Fatawa Alamgiri is the Mohammedan Law in the Indian sub-continent for the majority Sunni community that essentially belongs to the Hanafi sect of Islam. Tufail Chaturvedi hosts Sanjay Dixit to go over the background to the compilation of the tome that took over 25 years, and involved more than 450 scholars from India, Persia, Arabia and Central Asia. Also discussed would be the importance for the Hindus to study this huge book to understand the mindset of the Indian Muslims.

Sitaram Goyal ji was one of the greatest minds that India has produced. He was initially a Gandhian who became a Communist, but finally found his perch in Sanatana Dharma. He took on the Leftists when they were at the peak of their powers in the academia. It would not be an exaggeration to say that his research paved the way for the Ram Temple Movement. So JD has decided to celebrate his Birth Centenary with a series of episodes. In the first episode, Shankar Sharan is hosted by Sanjay Dixit to discuss his work 'How I Became A Hindu'.

Abhinav Prakash joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the endless national and global politics, endless interference by the Courts, and the general failure of liberal democracies everywhere to cope up with the subversive forces.

Hindu philosophy and belief is under incessant attack in the US and elsewhere. Indians living abroad are unsure how to define and defend themselves. It’s time to build the narrative of universal Sanatan principles to protect and defend the Hindu way of life.

Recounting the harrowing tales of Direct Action Day of 16th August 1946, Sanjay Dixit finds likeness among the political characters of the day. He also exhorts Bengalis to remember the glorious days of Anushilan Samiti, Bagha Jatin's words "Ami Morbo, Jaat jagbe", the heroic attempts of Prafulla Chaki and Khudiram Bose, Rash Behari Bose, Subash Chandra Bose, Sur Sen and the like. It is time for Bengalis to remember Gopal Patha whose spirit of resilience single handedly defeated the Muslim League, and exacted a terrible revenge with his slogan 'ten for one'. Bengalis need to remember that spirit and confront the tyrants themselves.

5 Assembly elections results are out today. Sanjay Dixit hosts 5 eminent panelists - Bhau Torsekar, Omkar Chaudhary, Sandeep Balakrishna, Dhirendra Pundir and Vishnu Bihani to do a post-result analysis.

Sanghaar is a short movie made by the Issars. On the face of it, it looks inspired by the Palghar lynchings. It is a very important film because of the messaging it provides to the Hindus. It has managed to take a critical view at the dirty nexus between conversion mafia, Naxals, and politicians. Also provides a birds-eye-view of the sublime principles of the Sanatana Dharma. Powerful roles played by the father-son duo of Puneet Issar and Siddhanta Issar. Sanjay Dixit hosts Puneet Issar (Duryodhana fame) to discuss the various aspects of the film.

The outpouring of hate on the unfortunate passing away of one of the most brilliant anchors of Hindi channels, in his case one of the top channels, may have surprised most normal people. However, it should not have because, for both the Red Lemmings and the Green Lemmings, the 'other' does not belong to the human species. they are used to inflicting death upon the unbeliever, so this was just another day at the office for them. Manish Thakur joins Sanjay Dixit to educate the uninitiated.

Sanjay Dixit is in conversation with the Ballygunge constituency of Kolkata Metropolitan area BJP candidate, Advocate Lokenath Chatterjee. He faces the incumbent Subrata Mukherjee of the TMC and Fuad Halim of CPM. He has already been attacked by the rivals 4 or 5 times. Watch him lay out his plans for the constituency and ask him your questions.

Andolanjivi parasite has now mutated into the form of corona patient, after not so successful appearances as constitutionalists (CAA) and farmer leaders (Farm Protests). Sanjay Dixit finds out from Torsekar as to what motivations the local and global anti-Modi and the larger anti-India eco system has from the corona crisis, and what it aspires to achieve.

Dr. Rajeev Mishra joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss how UK's National Health Service (NHS) controlled the disastrous 2nd wave of Chinese Corona Virus aka Wuhan Virus and the lessons that India could learn from it.

It is not just the Western Indologists and anthropologists who have foisted the birth-based caste system of India, the traditionalists and scripturalists, who treat the Word of scriptures as inviolable, actually pitch their voices alongside. That this is done in spite of the express Indian philosophical tradition of treating the experiential/empirical evidence as the higher one is lost on the traditionalists. Professor Subhash Kak joins Sanjay Dixit to not only discuss the untenable position of the Westerners, as well as that of the traditionalists.

Blasphemy is an alien concept for Bharata, where criticism and poking fun was not just always allowed but was highly valued. Prof. Bharat Gupt joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss where and when this concept of Blasphemy, and its severe punishment, arose.

Sandeep Balakrishna hosts Sanjay Dixit to talk about the Robinhood Syndrome among the Civil Services officers, particularly the IAS and IPS. What we witnessed in the behaviour of DM, West Tripura is a collective failure - that of our education system and that of the Nehruvian ecosystem, shroung up the fact that in 1947, we simply changed our masters from white Englishmen to Brown Angrez, and this power-drunk, privileged and entitled class continues to play havoc with the Indian culture, traditions, history, and values.

The Deobandi-Military alliance has kept Pakistan tightly under its leash for all of its existence. However, the numerically much larger, forming nearly 75% of the Sunni population of Pakistan has decided to get its pound of flesh by asserting its core beliefs. Arif Aajakia discusses the curious phenomenon with Sanjay Dixit in which the whole country seems to be out on the streets.

American policymakers are back to what they have always done best - imperialism and back-stabbing. Under Biden, the policy flip-flops have not just been crazy but also infuriating. The vaccine ban on India and then it's sudden lifting just showcased the worst of American flip-flop tendency. Ruchir Sharma and Vibhuti Jha join Sanjay Dixit to discuss the latest.

Rajesh Kumar Singh is a top level Film Reviewer of a very long standing. Here he joins Sanjay Dixit to expose the Bollywood's connection with Communists, Islamists and Criminal syndicates, carried out subtly first, and brazenly later.

Shekhar Sen, the famous singer, composer, lyricist, and actor, as also the former Chairman of the Sangeet Natak Academy, joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the various dimensions of the Indian culture. Does the Indian music, dance and drama tradition aim only at entertainment or it is actuated by a higher purpose?

Every kind of parasite and scavenger is active to somehow use the Corona crisis to destabilise the Modi government, rather than fight the pandemic. Rahul Gandhi's ecosystem is battling for foreign pharma, which is busy sabotaging India's indigenous vaccine programme, while Kejriwal plays his own full blown drama, and Panchmakkars lend their own amplifying voice to it.

Barkha Trehan is leading a movement for Men's Commission. Sanjay Dixit hosts her and Dr. Rajeev Mishra, well known for his expertise on Leftist ideologies, to understand where the Feminists want the Indians to go. Is it a takeover of the State strategy by destroying the family - the basic unit on which the Indian civilisation rests.

Phase 6 of the West Bengal elections will be over today. 43 seats in North 24 Parganas (17 seats), Nadia (9 seats), Purba Bardhaman (9 seats), and Uttar Dinajpur (8 seats) went to the polls today. In the Lok Sabha, BJP won 19/43 of these segments. Dhirendra Pundir is on the ground in Uttar Dinajpur. We will find out from him how things are shaping up for the parties in the fray.