The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

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.&nbsp...

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 spec...

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 Kh...

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,...

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.