The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

West Ditched Ukraine_ _ Joe Biden the New Pappu _ Tarek Fatah and Sanjay Dixit

Rajesh Kumar Singh discusses the flavour of politics in Purvanchal of Uttar Pradesh and how it is shaping up in the 2022 elections. Why does the purabia have so much affection for Yogi and Modi, many times even ignoring his antipathy for the MLA who he is going to vote for.

Mamata Didi's national ambitions hit a roadblock when she went campaigning in Kashi. Her combative posture did not impress the Banarasi babus as the indomitable bhaiyas have not forgotten the insults she heaped on them during the Bengal elections. She is thus destined to remain confined to West Bengal.

Ukraine started doing what Pakistan has become a pastmaster at - playing the role of international concubine. However, Ukraine came a cropper while Pakistan has been remarkably successful at it. Dr. Ajay Chrungoo joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss.

Sanjay Dixit analyses Kamla Aunty's and Joe Uncle's statements that have gone viral, and concludes that with such people in charge of the world's most powerful country, a mess like Ukraine was just waiting to happen. He also looks at the cultural underpinnings of Russian demands on Ukraine.

With the 5th phase of elections in UP now over, Sanjay Dixit hosts the expert panel of Omkar Chaudhary, Dhirendra Pundir and Abhishek Tiwary and asks them whether Yogi ji has crossed the majority mark, or there is still some distance to cover besides seat by seat discussion and the big fights.

Abhijit Iyer Mitra joins Vibhuti Jha and Sanjay Dixit to discuss the culpability of the various parties involved in lighting up the fuse on the Ukraine conflagration. While the West seeks to impose its value systems on everyone else and analyses the crisis from that self righteous point of view, there are other equally valid points that dispute this.

Islamic victimhood is a global business, but in India it has a special place, because the victimhood won them a successful piece of separate territory out of the sacred land of Bharat. Prakhar Srivastava joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss how the 'dara hua musalman' narrative is leveraged for short term political ends and long term goals of 'Breaking India'.

The West first provokes a war, then wants to prolong a war by supplying arms and ammunitions but not putting boots on the ground. The idea is to bleed Russia and make Putin's rule in Russia untenable. The original comedian Zelensky is playing the perfect slave by bothering more for Western priorities, than for the priorities of Ukrainians. Sanjay Dixit explains in the light of the first casualty of an Indian students.

IAS coaching is a lucrative business, but is also quite unethical. These institutes employ low qualified teachers who just cram up the Leftist narratives. Most of them are frustrated persons who themselves failed to make the grade. Ajit Kumar Singh, retd IAS, and Neeraj Atri, who taught Physics as a profession, join Sanjay Dixit to discuss the menace.