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Harsha is one more name added to the long list of Hindu activists killed by Jihadis, on which the Panchmakkar class keeps mum, while citing a few instances of alleged hate speech. Even a retired Supreme Court Judge was waxing eloquent about hate speech yesterday. As Sardar Patel said, 'a minority that can have the country divided is not a minority at all'. PFI is still not banned, and the aggressiveness of Islamists grows.

We celebrate the 393rd Jayanti of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj today. Sanjay Dixit challenges those Panchmakkars who have been trying to portray Raje Shivaji not as 'Haindava Dharmoddharaka' but merely as a social reformer or secular ruler.He proves from contemporary accounts that he understood the Muslim mind, and therefore proceeded to establish a Hindu Pad Padshahi and even carried out Ghar Wapasi of forcibly converted Hindus, such as Netaji Palkar and Bajaji Rao Naik Nimbalkar. He knew that survival could be ensured only through expansion.

Kejriwal called himself the Sweet Terrorist, while the Bitter Terrorists were ordered to be hanged by an Indian Court yesterday. Dr. Rajeev Mishra decodes this Leftist fetish of being sweet terrorists and unleashing Fascism in the name of Democracy in this talk with Sanjay Dixit.

Arif Aajakia is in Jaipur and is in the Jaipur Dialogues studio. Sanjay Dixit asks him about his return to the land of his ancestors and why a certain section is unhappy at this. His experiences with the Sindhi Hindus in Jodhpur and inevitably, what is happening in Pakistan.

Tarek Fatah and Sanjay Dixit discuss the many known and unknown aspects of hijab and the deliberately created controversy around it. Is it being used as the flag of Islam in a non-Muslim country, a crude way of identity assertion or simply as another method to defame Modi internationally.

Arvind Kejriwal has been shown to be what he actually is by Kumar Vishwas - a person willing to sell India and his own self for the sake of power. He is keen to get police of any State under him so that he may hasten the process of disintegration of the country. Sanjay Dixit with a roast.

In the most reliable Election analysis this season, JD brings together veteran journalist Omkar Chaudhary and Dhirendra Pundir with psephologist Abhishek Tiwary and analyst Sanjay Dixit - to discuss UP Elections' phase 2 and Uttarakhand elections.

A huge controversy has broken out in Rajasthan relating to Rajasthan Eligibility Examination for Teachers (REET) paper leak. Strong allegations have been made against people in power, and close to the CM office. BJP is mounting a big protest demanding a CBI enquiry. Sanjay Dixit explains the issue that threatens to erode the credibility of CM Ashok Gehlot himself.

Rajesh Kumar Singh analyses the clarity of Himanta Biswa Sarma in articulating Hindutva and National issues in this talk with Sanjay Dixit. His studied position that he does not want the votes of Miya bhai (Bangladeshi Muslims) endeared him to the Assamese and created an uproar among the Panchmakkar class. His world view appears to be far more clearer than the BJP and RSS.

Is Hijab another method of assertion by Islam, which is such an integral part of Islamic practice in the sub-continent? Sanjay Dixit hosts Neeraj Atri to discuss the practise of gaining territory through creeping cultural aggression leading to full blown jihad, as experienced in Europe and in a number of parts of independent India.

Why has the Left launched a concerted attack on Vikram Sampath? Is it because their shallow scholarship has been exposed by a genuine scholar who wrote well researched volumes about a person they hd demonised in order to trivialise the Idea of Bharat? Is it because the tide is turning and people are recognising their mafia tactics akin to Fascism? Abhijit Iyer Mitra is with Sanjay Dixit

Yogi Adityanath emphatically asserted that Ghazwa-e-Hind will never happen. Sanjay Dixit examines the dubious Hadis from Sunan-i-Nassai and how the sub-continent Mullas have mainstreamed it. By countering it directly, Yogi has exposed the designs of the Islamists, which they had declared quite openly as their goal in 1947 itself.

5 or 6 HC and SC judgments are being relied upon by the petitioners claiming a right to wear hijab in schools, as also Quranic verses 24.31 and 33.59 in their favour. Sanjay Dixit examines these contentions from the standpoint of Constitution and also exposes the falsehoods being propagated in the name of Qur'an.

There is so much conflict and confusion around the world. Do the principles of Sanatan offer a real chance to peace and harmony? Let’s hear from the ‘Western master of Sanatan wisdom’ Mr Jeffrey Armstrong in conversation with Vibhuti Jha.

Omkar Chaudhary, Dhirendra Pundir and Abhishek Tiwari join Sanjay Dixit to discuss the seats that went to poll in Phase 1, and check the prospects of the various parties in the forthcoming phase 2. Caveat: This is not an opinion poll or post-poll, but an analysis.

Senior journalist Tahir Gora joins Sanjay Dixit from Canada to discuss the sudden Pakistani interest in the hijab controversy in India. Is this to deflect the problems Pakistan is facing in Balochistan and NWFP.

Rana Ayyub, our venerable 'sauteli maa' is in the news again. She has rewritten the script of Teesta Setalwad, and graduated from undergarments and toiletries, to father and mother and even the PM Cares. Sanjay Dixit finds out.

Prof. Jagbir Singh takes us on another journey of Indian Knowledge system in this talk with Sanjay Dixit - Bharatiya Gyan Parampara - and introduces us to Ik Omkara of Sikh parampara and compares it to the Omkara as laid out in the Mandukya Upanishad as the ultimate reality.

Bahan Priyanka has taken the hijab debate to another level, and says that women have every right to wear whatever they wish, including bikini and ghoonghat. That assertion, Sanjay Dixit contends, creates unforeseen situations, which Bahan Priyanka may not have even imagined.

People are not aware that Dr. Ambedkar had definite views on the regressive practices within Islamic society. He was also opposed to burqa, an enhanced form of hijab, and openly ridiculed it. Prakhar Srivastava joins Sanjay Dixit and lays bare the facts.

As Santishree D Pandit became the first JNU alumnus to become its vice-chancellor, it was reported that there was a lot of disaffection among a section of students. Various reasons were attributed, one of them being that some old students found it an affront to be students unser an erstwhile classmate, and the other of course being that the Left has the exclusive right to appoint anyone in the Republic of JNU. 2 JNU alumni, Prof M Rajivlochan, HOD of History deptt. Punjab University, chandigarh, and Ajit Kumar Singh, IAS (R) join Sanjay Dixit to discuss.

Sandeep Deo joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss how Yogi is projecting his personality, thought and actions in UP Elections. Whether the campaign is based on Hindutva or development or a long term agenda.

Malala toolkit joins the Hijab movement of Karnataka, though she has never said anything about the abduction, rape and forced conversion of women in her own country, Pakistan. Not much against Taliban either, but India is fair game. Sanjay Dixit examines.

Prof. Subhash Kak joins Vibhuti Jha and Sanjay to discuss how 19th century colonial narratives in Science and Literature still rule the roost in India over the more current 20th century Science and ancient Literature.

When it comes to taking someone down with wit and humour, nobody can match Narendra Modi. Sanjay Dixit picks out the choicest barbs used by PM Modi in Lok Sabha to lampoon the opposition, mainly the Congress and its Prince.

Sarvesh Tiwari and the Chandrachur Ghose - Anuj Dhar duo are seemingly on the opposite ends when discussing Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose's relationship with Islam and Muslims.  Today they come face to face to debate whether 1. Subhas Bose was a secular in the mould of Nehru-Gandhi, 2. Subhas Bose was partial towards Urdu, 3. Subhas Bose was not able to fathom the Islamist agenda. The context is Netaji's political ideology and how he crafted the INA. Sanjay Dixit moderates the debate.

While the whole world mourned the passing away of the Sur Samragyi Lata Mangeshkar ji, there was a section, mostly Muslims and some Panchmakkar which posted hate messages against her. Sanjay Dixit examines the psychology that can hate even such a gentle person.

Sanjay Dixit hosts Abhishek Tiwary to talk about the final numbers in an opinion poll for the 3 Northern States of Punjab, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. 2 Opinion Polls, Chintamani-JD and JD-AbhishekTiwaryShow being showcased and detailed reasons for the same being given for the same

Ask Me Anything with Sanjya Dixit on Santana Dharma, History, Politics, Islam

Freedom of religion is a choice all humans have in democratic countries. It is particularly fascinating to see people of various faiths who left Hinduism to join another. Now they are returning back to the fold. What prompts the return is a story of Parveen ji and Jaidevi ji. Let’s look at its impact and implications.

Sudden orchestrated events of either Namaz on the streets or The Hijab Controversy in workplace or college/schools is just a statement of area domination by Islam. Sanjay Dixit checks the Book(s) of Islam, and concludes that attempts to enforce the exclusive identity mandate by Islam are bound to be made from time to time as it pleases the Almighty and earns brownie points for the faithful. It's about Quwwat-ul-Islam, folks.

Ramnik Mann joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the issues in Punjab elections as also the strategies and tactics of various parties in this 4-5 cornered elections in 2022 Punjab Elections. Also under discussion is the curious parallel of the Kisan andolan in Canada.

Why is law and order such a critical issue in elections in UP? Dr. Vikram Singh, educationist and ex-DGP of UP talks to Sanjay Dixit as to how the law and order has worked in UP under different governments. How is it that the administration and a professional force like the Police acts differently under different dispensations.

Urdu Shayari in India has always carried the undertone of Pakistan, considering that Pakistan is an idea, and not just a territory. Prakhar Srivastava brings on record the Urdu poetry around the time of partition, and how these worthies changed colours t pretend as atheists and yet continued to peddle their Ashraf agenda of Islamisation of India and particularly of Bollywood and the Mushaira circuit.

Rahul Gandhi's speech in the Lok Sabha yesterday on the Motion of Thanks on the Presidential address has broken new grounds. It has long been obvious that INC and Rahul are convinced that they can no longer win an election, so their best bet is to delegitimise the BJP government and get a foreign power to intervene. Sanjay Dixit examines the salient points raised by Rahul.

News is coming that that Baloch Liberation Army has captured 2 major Army camps in Panjgur and Noshir, and 100 Pakistan casualties are reported. TTP is going strong. Afghan Taliban turned back Moeed Yusuf, the Pak NSA, and Pakistan economy is on the verge of collapse as it tries to raise loans from small countries, besides a sadiq and ameen Imran bhai. Arzoo Kazmi joins Sanjay Dixit to bring us up to date.

Was Krishna Bharwad murder due to a dispute between Krishna and Allah? That an anti-blasphemy organization called Tehreek-i-Farogh Islami, run by Maulana Qamar Ghani Usmani and funded by a Pakistan organisation called Dawat-i-Islam, ostensibly an organisation to promote Sufi values, can run in a Hindu overwhelming majority India speaks for itself. That Pakistan can flourish within India is both a testimony to a Soft State as well as to Soft Hindus.

In 19th century, caste was imposed on Hindus by the British through their fraud census of 1871 through 1901. They reaped its rewards to such an extent that an entire State of Tamil Nadu runs this fraud in the name of Dravidian identity. Those who went abroad are now faced with this imposition right here in 21st century. Suhag Shukla, Dr. Praveen Sinha and Vibhuti Jha jin Sanjay Dixit to call for resistance to the pernicious racist agenda of the West.

Uttar Pradesh Elections - Panchmakkar Media is trying to build up the Samajwadi Party as the big challenger to Yogi Adityanath and BJP in the 2022 Uttar Pradesh Elections. Bhau Torsekar and Omkar Chaudhary join Sanjay Dixit to examine the possibility.

Though the stock markets have welcomed the Budget 2022 with a big rally, has the common man got enough? Vijay Sardana, expert on Agriculture sector and general economy and Anurag Singh, investment banker, join Sanjay Dixit to discuss.

Is Yogi Adityanath romping home to a 2nd term in UP? Dhirendra Pundir and Omkar chaudhary join Sanjay Dixit to analyse how the elections in UP is shaping up. Detailed constituency analyses of key constituencies will also be done.

Chandrachur Ghose and Anuj Dhar join Sanjay Dixit to discuss the oft-made charge that Netaji subhas chandra Bose was an appeaser of Muslims, a secular of the Nehruvian kind, and was guilty of hobnobbing with the Nazis. They answer the charges that Netaji would have been a dictator in the nature of Hitler and a persecutor of Hindus.

Though it was Nathuram Godse who physically killed MK Gandhi, his own disciples had killed him as a force a long time back when they reached the Mountbatten Pact with the British and Jinnah without so much as telling him, let alone consulting

Ask Me Anything with Sanjay Dixit Episode 71 - Another Session of Ask Me Anything with Sanjay Dixit - Ask Anything on History, Politics, Sanatana Dharma, Geography, Upcoming Elections, Dharma, Islam, Christianity

From zero unicorns in 2013 to 54 in 2021 is a phenomenal achievement for Indian entrepreneurs and startups. What brought that change and what it means for India’s economic and social future.

Lavanya and Krishna Bharwad - Whether it is conversion by the Christians or intimidation by the Islamists through instruments like blasphemy and jihad, both go into undermining India's National Security. Suicide of Lavanya in TN and murder of Krishna Bharwad in Gujarat are just pointers. RVS Mani joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss these aspects of National Security.

Hamid Ansari represents not just himself but a complete eco-system of Islamists and other Panchmakkars who fully subscribe to the Islamist philosophy of Riyasat-e-Medina taking over the Mecca of Delhi and thereby fulfilling the task of reoccupying a lost Dar-ul-Khilafah! Saeed Naqvis, Saba Naqvis and Arfa Khanums are just a few cogs in this eco-system.

End of Congress - At the hour of what is virtually a mid-term election, Abhijit Iyer Mitra in this talk with Sanjay Dixit looks at the churning of the Indian political scene through the phenomenon of implosion of the oldest political party of India, the Indian National Congress, aided in no small measure by the various disclosures about its dubious role in securing the privilege of transfer of power in its favour from the British in 1947.

Major Manik Jolly and Dr. Ajay Chrungoo look at the latest National Security Policy of Pakistan from the military and doctrinal point of view. Sanjay Dixit asks them whether it is just 'Old wine in New Bottle' and whether India is able to decipher the hidden agenda!

Is the renaming of a sports complex in Mumbai's Malad after Tipu Sultan and stopping unfurling of Indian Tricolour in front of Jinnah Centre of  AP's Guntur isolated instances, or designed to help Akhilesh? Hamid Ansari speaking at IAMC platform, which is sponsored by ISI a coincidence?  Sanjay Dixit explains that they are carefully calibrated to polarise the Muslims in UP.