The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

The RSS Mission Statement quotes Dr. KB Hegdewar to say that 'The Hindu culture is the life-breath of Hindusthan. It is therefore clear that if Hindusthan is to be protected, we should first nourish the Hindu culture. If the Hindu culture perishes in Hindusthan itself, and if the Hindu society ceases to exist, it will hardly be appropriate to refer to the mere geographical entity that remains as Hindusthan.' Dr. Koenraad Elst, Pranay Kumar and Prof. Shankar Sharan get together with Sanjay Dixit to examine whether the RSS will be anywhere close to this ideal by 2030.

Is India ready for 2-front war? Is there going to be 2.5 front war, then what is the strategy for the 0.5 front? Sushant Sareen, Abhijit Iyer Mitra and Rohit Vats are hosted by Sanjay Dixit to find out whether India has got either a doctrine or a strategy, and the capacity to face up to such an eventuality that may occur by 2030.

Why should anyone in the world or within India should have an objection if India declares itself a Hindu Rashtra? Either by doctrine, by philosophy or as evidenced in past practice, a Hindu Rashtra does not seem to pose any danger to any community or any individual. Then why so much animus against Hindus, Hindutva and Hindu Rashtra. Tarek Fatah, Shakil Chaudhary from Pakistan, Madhu Kishwar and Sushil Pandit debate this important question. Hosted by Sanjay Dixit.

The events of the past decade seem to clearly indicate that sunset over Pax Americana is fast approaching. End of Fukuyama's End of History seems to have happened. What will it be like by 2030? Kanwal Sibal, Ruchir Sharma and Major Manik Jolly are hosted by Vibhuti Jha to discuss this earth defining issue.

The Union of India is officially secular, but does it behave like that in practice? Is appeasing the most strident and vocal interest groups the best way to ensure unity? Have the causes that led to formation of Pakistan been rooted out? Have we set the divisive narratives straight? Kapil Mishra, Ramnik Mann, Sandeep Deo and Fayaz Ahmad Fyzie discuss it with host Sanjay Dixit.

Did India choose the right political structure for itself in 1947? How much is Indian in that Constitution that serves as the structure? Has it worked for us? Is India a Civilizational State or Constitutional State, or as Shashi Tharoor says, are we civic nationalists? J Sai Deepak, Dr. Ajay Chrungoo and Vishnu Jain are hosted by Sanjay Dixit to debate these fundamental issues in the context of the upcoming decade.

In the field of Science and Technology, India seems to be punching well below its weight. Whether in the field of software, engineering or in the emerging fields of artificial intelligence, India seems to be doing a catch-up act. Rajiv Malhotra and Sankrant Sanu are hosted by Sanjay Dixit to discuss the causes, effects and solutions.

Hindus have been on the defensive for nearly a millennium. They have fought valiantly, but mostly in defence. They have not created structures to bring back the forcibly converted, or to give economic support to their causes after the temple ecosystem was dismantled by the invaders and the 'Secular' State. Is it time to change the battle of mere survival to a battle of domination? R Jagannathan 'Jaggi', Dr. Praveen Sinha and Omendra Ratnu are hosted by Vibhuti Jha to discuss.

Will the accepted History of Indian Independence remain the same by 2030? The Establishment version credits Gandhi and Congress with India's independence but important voices question that narrative. Sanjay Dixit hosts Vikram Sampath, Anuj Dhar, Sunil Sharma and Prakhar Srivastava to find a way out.

2019 was the Year of Great Reforms for the Indian Economy. Farm Law Reforms and Labour Law reforms appeared to in tune with Modi's declared goal of a $5 trillion economy by 2025 and $10 trillion by 2030. What is the fate of that goal after the roll-back of the Farm Laws under pressure of violence by farmers. Does it also shake the confidence of investors in the rules-based nature of Indian polity? Abhishek Tiwari hosts Harsh Vardhan Tripathi, Vijay Sardana and Sanjay Dixit on the issue.

Western Indologists, a combination of motley racists and western supremacists, have painted and vilified the ancient Sanatana Dharma aka Hinduism as almost exclusively a construct of caste. Vibhuti Jha hosts Pandit Satish Sharma, Dr. David Frawley and Prof. Bharat Gupt to discuss whether caste is actually what it is made out to be?

India's ancient history is marred by distortions and perversions like Aryan Invasion Theory, disappearing India's Science and corrupting its chronology. Dr. Shiv Shastry,  Dr. Niraj Rai, Abhijit Chavda and Nilesh Oak are hosted by Sanjay Dixit to discuss how to get Indians their real history by 2030

Amit Bagaria, the co-author of 'Modi Stole My Mask' and the irrepressible Abhijit Iyer Mitra take a look at Covid Management around the world with all the threats and problems, and benchmark India's performance.

Acharya Vishnugupta aka Chanakya aka Kautilya is one of the most influential guide in the annals of India, with his Krishna like wisdom to prepare not just an Arjuna in Chandragupta, but also laying down principles of statecraft that are talked about till today. Prof Bharat Gupt, Prof Makkhan Lal and Dr. Radhakrishnan Pillai discuss the life and works of Chanakya to find out whether he will be even more relevant by 2030.

Is Pakistan a territory or an Idea? This question escapes the general public in India, but it is probably the key to Pakistan's existence. Sanjay Dixit hosts Arzoo Kazmi from Pakistan, Tahir gora from Canada and Dr. Ajay Chrungoo from J&K, India to check on their perspectives.

Is English an advantage to India and Indians, or a problem? Is it a blessing or a curse? Vibhuti Jha hosts Prof. Subhash Kak of University of Stillwater, Oklahoma, Sankrant Sanu of Garuda Prakashan, formerly of Microsoft, and Prof Vrishabh Prasad Jain of Bharatiya Bhasha Manch, and Pandit Satish Sharma of UK on the important subject.

Col RSN Singh goes deep behind the Khalistani-Pakistani-Leftist-Farm Lobby nexus to tell us the real causes of the issue behind opposition to the most progressive Farm Laws.

UP Dialogues | Owaisi Eating Up Muslim Votes of SP? | Abhishek Tiwari and Sanjay Dixit

Owaisi has been encouraged by Modi's climbdown in the Farmers' Law episode, and he has now pitched his demands high. Now he want s a law against blasphemy similar to Pakistan. Neeraj Atri tells us the background of blasphemy in Islam, and why certain communities are mad on the issue.

Dr. Rajeev Mishra, Aarti Tikoo, Prof Shankar Sharan and Vibhuti Narain Rai discuss the phenomenon of what is called Wokism, its facets, and whether it is just another modern version of the Global Left. Hosted by Sanjay Dixit.

There is one section of historians and Liberals who think that Mughals were a gift from God to Bharat, while a fact-based narration by many others not only question this premise, but go on to assert that they were an unmitigated disaster. Leftists and Liberals invited by us did not respond. Sandeep Balakrishna and Aabhas Maldahiyar as writers of books on Mughals, and Madhu Kishwar and Arif Aajakia take part in this intense discussion with Sanjay Dixit hosting.

Book Launch of Fatawa Alamgiri and Shri Shivabharat with Neeraj Atri and Tufail Chaturvedi. Hosted by Sanjay Dixit. The two books are translations - Hindi translation of Maharaj Shiva Chhatrapati's biography from original Sanskrit text by his contemporary Kavindra Parmanand, and Fatawa Alamgiri translation from its Urdu translation of the original project done by 450 scholars from Persia, Arabia, Turkestan, and India. Headed by Nizam Burhanpuri and Shah Abdul Raheem, commissioned by Aurangzeb.

Bhau Torsekar, Omkar Chaudhary, Dhirendra Pundir will discuss the potential successors to Modi for Prime Ministers' Post by 2030. Could it be Rahul Gandhi or Mamata Banerjee?

Khalistan is Pakistan agenda. How these groups in Canada , UK are abusing the democratic process to subvert democracies elsewhere. Terri Milewski has been investigating the linkages to establish proof and evidence to expose the nexus of criminals in the Khalistan movement. With 40 years of experience in investigative journalism with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, in 50 plus countries - including India, let’s hear from him things we may not know, perhaps.

Sanjay Dixit tells you the story of Rakesh Tikait's Mahapanchayat in Lucknow. Flop show of the kind rarely seen in Lucknow, which is used to Mega Rallies of Bahan ji and BJP. Yogi ji has given an open challenge to mischief mongers including to Owaisi.

Owaisi has been encouraged by Modi's climbdown in the Farmers' Law episode, and he has now pitched his demands high. Now he want s a law against blasphemy similar to Pakistan. Neeraj Atri tells us the background of blasphemy in Islam, and why certain communities are mad on the issue.

Sanjay Dixit tells you the story of Rakesh Tikait's Mahapanchayat in Lucknow. Flop show of the kind rarely seen in Lucknow, which is used to Mega Rallies of Bahan ji and BJP. Yogi ji has given an open challenge to mischief mongers including to Owaisi.

Owaisi has been encouraged by Modi's climbdown in the Farmers' Law episode, and he has now pitched his demands high. Now he want s a law against blasphemy similar to Pakistan. Neeraj Atri tells us the background of blasphemy in Islam, and why certain communities are mad on the issue.

Khalistan is Pakistan agenda. How these groups in Canada , UK are abusing the democratic process to subvert democracies elsewhere. Terri Milewski has been investigating the linkages to establish proof and evidence to expose the nexus of criminals in the Khalistan movement. With 40 years of experience in investigative journalism with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, in 50 plus countries - including India, let’s hear from him things we may not know, perhaps.

Ep65: Ask Me Anything with Sanjay Dixit

Climate change is bandied around as an “existential threat” by many politicians! It’s a global agenda to completely change the economic landscape impacting political manipulations. Where does India fit in this grand scheme? How must India benefit from this dialogue? Vibhuti Jha , talks to experts , K. Siddhartha and Ambassador Kapur.

Dhirendra Pundir joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the repeal of Farm Laws on the elections in UP. Did Tikait have any impact at all? Will this change the outlook of RLD? How will Eastern UP react?

In Chhattisgarh, 1200 persons of 400 families return to Sanatana Dharma from Christianity with the effort of Prabal Pratap Singh Judeo. Also, Wasim Rizvi has come to the fold. An Ashraaf member embracing Sanatana is a big thing. At the same time, PPSSC Mohan Bhagwat has upset everyone by saying that reconversion is not necessary.

Tipu Sultan is hailed as a hero and a tiger by a certain 'peaceful' community, and incredibly, as a freedom fighter by another section of Panchmakkars. The truth, however, is, that he was a hyena and a wolf who preyed on Hindu civilian population with the zeal of a Jihadi aka Mujahid to convert the peaceful people into Islam. On his anniversary, previously celebrated in Karnataka as Tipu Jayanti, Sanjay Dixit examines this and his ridiculous fight for 'freedom'.

Abhijit Iyer Mitra joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss why the three farm laws were abandoned by Modi, when apparently the movement against it had flopped save the nuisance on the roads around Delhi, and there was a broad favourable consensus among the public. Is the 'sabka vishwas' fetish being taken to an illogical extreme?

Left claims that it is on the side of the underprivileged. However, we find on present evidence that it seems to support issues such as Wokism, reverse racism, breaking up of families, Khalistanis, Pakistanis, Taliban, and even opposes farm laws of India that were basically anti-middlemen. Tarek Singh Fatah (Happy Birthday to him today) examines the contradictions in this talk with Sanjay Dixit.

Whereas Farm Laws had overwhelming majority of small farmers and middle classes with them, only a vocal and aggressive fringe was opposed. By succumbing to this fringe, has Modi played another 'master stroke'?

Spitting on food items is a peculiar unsanitary practice among those Muslims who tend to follow the Last Prophet of Islam in everything - as Sunnat. Sanjay Dixit explains this peculiar practice on the basis of Hadis literature and warns everyone to be careful when sourcing foodstuff.

The Gurugram Namaz saga is getting into another interesting territory. Some Gurudwaras in Gurugram aka Gurgaon have offered space to Muslims to offer Namaz in their premises. Several questions arise - will the Sikhs ask for reciprocation? will they cover the images of the Gurus in the Gurudwara? Will they stop the hymns while Namaz is played out? Sardar Ravi Ranjan Singh joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the raging issue. Also present is the Chairman of the Joint Hindu Sangharsh Samiti, Mahavir Bharadwaj

The great cover-up continues. In spite of clear evidence, the old and new Establishment in India continues to peddle the lie that merely because the enabling British legislation was called 'Indian Independence Act', India got independence. Facts, however, are different and uncomfortable. Anuj Dhar joins Sanjay Dixit and explains.

Vir Das is nothing but Kayar Das, because he has never had any guts to make fun of triple talaq, halala, or miracle shows. Sanjay Dixit takes Vir Das apart.

In the land of equality, a Bill has been introduced to make Islam more equal than others. Islamophobia is a unique concept to shield the historical oppressors from being called out. Aarti Tikoo and Vibhuti Jha discuss the uniquely privileged concept of Islamophobia and how the Muslim Brotherhood is succeeding in its goal of subverting democracies.

Does the modern concept of 'caste' match that of ancient Indian concepts of Jati and Varna? Prof Makkhanlal goes into the root of the sociology and history of the issue in this talk with Sanjay Dixit, and examines the role of the British before independence and the Communists post independence.

When the Panchmakkars deride Savarkar on his life transportation in the Cellular Jail at Port Blair, and on his alleged mercy petition, they seem to forget how Gandhi and Nehru spent their prison time. Prakhar Srivastava lays bare the facts, including the apology submitted by Nehru's father to the Kingdom of Nabha.

Mani Shankar Iyer, the perpetual gaffe maker for the Indian National Congress, is at it once again. This time it is 'Mughals committed no atrocities'. Sanjay Dixit has some choice ideas for Mani Shankar Iyer.

Is the Pakistani infiltration in Poonch part of a larger game? Why is the Poonch operation taking so long? What is the impact of S-400 air defence system? Lt. General Ata Hasnain, former GOC of the XV Corps, explains the strategic-tactical scenario in this talk with Sanjay Dixit.

What India got on 15th August 1947 was Dominion Status. Sanjay Dixit analyses what Kangana Ranaut said and agreed with her that India got a piece of dominion as if in charity, because the Congressmen were too greedy for power. Independence after 2014 is still awaited.

Ask Me Anyhting Episode 64 with Sanjay Dixit - Ask Anything on Various Topics and get your answers

How Must Global Hindu Diaspora Mobilise Against Anti Hindu Forces | Yati Narsinghanand & VJ

Hindutva vs Hinduism is an artificial binary being created in the West and being lapped up by the Sepoys in India. The whole idea is to infuse the nascent Hindu Renaissance with a feeling of guilt so that it does not develop the necessary tools of resistance in the intellectual field or at the street level. Also, in their anxiety not to disown Gandhi, the BJP/RSS find themselves in the very corner where the Panchmakkars want them to be.  Prof. Shankar Sharan explains the phenomenon in this talk with Sanjay Dixit.