The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

When PM Modi went to AMU and called it the 'epicentre of National Movement', one knew instantly that it was a tribute to the success of the Aligarh School of History in completely whitewashing not just the History of India, but also the History of the National Movement. Prakhar Srivastava, the well known media personality, joins Sanjay Dixit to lift the veil from the real face of AMU, the real AMU...

Is it time to invoke the UN Convention on genocide in Bangladesh and Kashmir with respect to the ongoing assaults on the very existence of Hindus. It should be accompanied by a world wide ban on blasphemy laws. Pandit Satish Sharma and Vibhuti Jha join Sanjay Dixit to examine the important issue.

Frustrated at getting the royal ignore from all over the world, Pakistan found yet another means of doing anti-India propaganda - that they chased away an Indian submarine from their territorial waters. Sanjay Dixit busts the propaganda.

Almost the entire opposition has forgotten how to do politics and remains obsessed with the persona of Narendra Modi. Reminds one of the heydays of Indira Gandhi, but with the important difference that even at that time opposition did manage to articulate a different ideology. Bhau Torsekar and Omkar Chaudhary join Sanjay Dixit to examine this curious phenomenon.

Sanjay Dixit talks to J Sai Deepak on the insights from his best selling recent book - India that is Bharat - Coloniality, Civilisation, Constitution. Evocative as the subject is, Sai Deepak dives deep into the what he calls the OET (Ontology, Epistemology, Theology) framework of the colonial project, juxtaposes it against the Indic civilisation and examines our Constitutional journey against this...

Tariq Hameed Karra of Congress tried to run down Sardar Patel in the CWC meeting, while eulogising Nehru as the person who integrated Jammu and Kashmir with India. The facts cannot be twisted more than this. Sanjay Dixit looks at the role of Patel in integrating other Princely States, and how Nehru detached J&K from the States department and made blunders after blunders.

In the 5th and final episode of 'Lessons from Hindu History, Sandeep Balakrishna talks to Sanjay Dixit about, 1. Creation of the Macaulay Class, and 2. Nehruvian Darkness. This ends the series.

Ask Me Anything with Sanjay Dixit - Questions and Answers Episode Number 62 - Ask Anything on Islam, History, Geography, International Affairs, Indian Affairs, Politics.

It seems that only one kind of Sikhs have all the rights, and none else because they are the only farmers in the world. From lynching Brahmins and others, to medieval style killing of a Dalit Sikh, everything seems to be par for the game. Terror grows when appeased. Sanjay Dixit looks at the history of the Nihangs, as well as Jatt Sikhs and the British successes in moving them away from Hindus in...

The Critical Race Theory is being played in the US in schools, colleges , jobs and even in the armed forces. It’s coming to India soon. But what are the forces behind it and how they are shaping the social and cultural dialogue all over the world!

Tufail Chaturvedi joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the ongoing attacks on the Hindus and their temples in Bangla Desh. Right from 1948, the Islamists have been persecuting the Hindus, having reduced them from about 30% in 1947 to less than 10% today, and not pausing even at that.

Dr. Rajat Mitra goes deep into how the reactions of those killed in the Valley once again talk about humanity of Islam and how the terrorists are not being true Muslims. Does this reflect a genuine ignorance of the doctrines of Islam or true Zimmi attitude deeply ingrained by generations of trauma? Sanjay Dixit hosts Dr. Mitra.

Rakesh Tikait, the maverick 'farmer' leader went overboard to proclaim that Bhindranwale is considered to be a saint. However, he was a designated merchant of terror when Govt of India had to launch Operation Bluestar. Puneet Sahani exposes Bhindranwale and those supporting him in the name of Khalistan in this talk with Sanjay Dixit.

Sanjay Dixit discusses the statement by General Mobeen of Taliban that refuses to recognise the Durand Line, and claiming all lands up to Attock. Durand Line was drawn in 1883 after the Gandamak Treaty between Sir Mortimer Durand and Abdur Rahman Khan, the Emir of Afghanistan. Coupled to his denunciation of Imran Khan, it has sent ripples in Pakistan.

Faiyaz Ahmad Fyzie brings incontrovertible evidence to prove that the entire Islamic period of Indian History was nothing but an unbridled rule of the AMM (Ashraf Mulla Maulana), by the AMM, and for the AMM. Every Islamic ruler in India was called Amir-ul-Islam, the Chief of Ulema was Sheikh-ul-Islam and its Army was always Lashkar-ul-Islam. It was complete oppression of all classes of Hindus and...

 Ruchir Sharma, Sanjay Dixit and Vibhuti Jha

The Law and Order template of the country is now becoming clear. The more nuisance one can create, the more indulgent the present BJP govt. is likely to be towards that group. So whether Rakesh Tikait justifies lynchings, and Khalistanis lynch people on live videos, only the other party will be arrested, such as Ashwini Upadhyay in Delhi or Ashish Mishra in Lakhimpur. However, the efforts to appea...

Importance of Institution Building for anchoring and disseminating the Sanatana narrative is very important. Shri Kalyan Viswanathan, President of the Hindu University of America joins Vibhuti Jha and Sanjay Dixit to discuss the various facets of the institution building effort, both in the context of the HUA as well as in a general context.

JD-ATS Opinion Poll is aired today with a follow up discussion between Sanjay Dixit, Abhishek Tiwary and Dhirendra Pundir.

Home Minister Amit Shah warned Pakistan in the wake of balidan of 5 Army soldiers, including a JCO, in the Poonch sector. While the warning is welcome, Sanjay Dixit looks at the defensive policy of India and advocates a change in approach. The Quranic Concept of War, meaning the permanent war or Jihad is the basic principle of Pakistan Army, but the Indian Establishment always ignores it. Dixit as...

The two most flogged narratives used to besmirch Hindus are caste and Sati. Abhijit Chavda joins Sanjay Dixit to debun the narrative built around Sati as an integral feature of Hinduism, and also deconstructs Raja Rammohan Roy as a collaborator of the British in helping build that narrative. Chavda tells Sanjay Dixit how an outlier event was grafted onto Hindus as a mainstream practice.

Unprecedented support for the druggies of Bollywood across the Panchmakkar class shows up our celebrity and political class for what it is. Lutyens' Media is twisting and turning and MVA is behaving as i fit has lost its very mojo. Barkha Trehan joins Sanjay Dixit to recount the troll attacks she has had to face for calling out the drug menace.

Ankur Sharma, Advocate, joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the nature of Internal Security challenges in the wake of J&K, Shaheenbagh, WB post-poll violence, Farmers' siege of Delhi and Lakhimpur incident. Is there a general message of weak knees that is encouraging the known malcontents and opposition to create a situation of destabilisation and crisis?

Your favourite Tarek Singh Fatah joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss India's response to Pakistani and Khalistani challenges, and to devise effective foreign policy tools to make it punch according to its weight, and well below its weight as it is prone to doing throughout its 74 years existence.

Congress and TMC are suddenly talking about federalism once again after BSF jurisdiction in Punjab, Bengal, Rajasthan and gujarat has been brought at par. Sanjay Dixit looks at this storm in a tea cup in the context of legal provisions and past practice.