The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

Free Hindu Temples _ Dr Praveen Sinha, Rangarajan Narasimha, Vibhuti Jha

Dr. Ishtiaq Ahmed, author of many books, joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the partition of India and to answer one of the most intriguing questions - Who got India partitioned - Jinnah or Indian National Congress?

Omkar Chaudhary join Sanjay Dixit to decode the twists and turns of Maharashtra politics. New challenge of Raj Thakare to MVA has found them nervous and fidgety, and unable to face facts! Loudspeaker Azaan is a good starting point.

Ruing the fact that he was not invited to Ranbir-Alia wedding, Ravish Kumar used even this occasion for Modi bashing! Sleeping or waking, Ravish Kumar cannot get Modi off his mind. Sanjay Dixit decodes this obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

Omkar Chaudhary join Sanjay Dixit to decode the twists and turns of Maharashtra politics. New challenge of Raj Thakare to MVA has found them nervous and fidgety, and unable to face facts! Loudspeaker Azaan is a good starting point.

S Jaishankar trolled America like no one has ever done, in a very gentle but extremely forceful manner thrice in 3 days. From energy jibe, to asking Americans to understand Civilisational State, to trolling them on human rights. Sanjay Dixit explains.

Sudhir Kumar Singh, the veteran journalist joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the course of India's politics across 9 State elections and the LS Elections in 2024. Will INC or the opposition mount a credible challenge?

Vibhuti Jha and Sanjay Dixit to discuss the state of Indo-US relations at the time of India-US 2+2 meet, with the US at its preachy best amidst its Ukraine venture but India refusing to take it lying down.

The recent spate of attacks on Hindu processions in 6-7 states, followed by gaslighting the events as Muslim genocide is a practised Pan-Islamic routine globally. Add to it the Indian States' inability to grasp it, such as in Kashmir. Dr. Ajay Chrungoo and Aarti Tikoo discuss with Sanjay Dixit.

Raj Thackeray's final warning on Azaan loudspeakers is not a political pitch alone, it also captures a deeply felt sense of indignation of the Hindu community and challenges the sense of privilege of the Ashraf-Mulla-Maulana class. Sanjay Dixit explains.