The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

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The most accurate pollster Chintamani joins Jaipur Dialogues to bring the first opinion poll on the 2022 elections in Punjab, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. Fasten your seat belts and make sure you watch it. Sanjay Dixit presents the findings.

Prof. Bharat Gupt joins Sanjay Dixit to examine the various facets of fine arts for any Islamic contributions to validate the theory of so called composite culture of India. He does not find much evidence of it, and thus debunks this theory of Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb.

What makes Amanutallah Khan and Tauqueer Raza indulge in hate speeches and actions. It's the Book. Muslim Hate Brigade actions and speeches are perfectly normal according to the Islamic doctrine. Their only target is to make the whole world compliant to Allah. That's what they have been sent into this world to accomplish.

What makes Amanutallah Khan and Tauqueer Raza indulge in hate speeches and actions. It's the Book. Muslim Hate Brigade actions and speeches are perfectly normal according to the Islamic doctrine. Their only target is to make the whole world compliant to Allah. That's what they have been sent into this world to accomplish.

Poor Rana Ayyub. From being the step-mother of fact checkers to the status of being cancelled by the Saudis is some achievement. Rana Ayyub Roast - Even though the NYC still loves her, but how long can they ignore the people who finance the US Treasury Bonds? The Rana Ayyub Roast is here by Sanjay Dixit.

Anuj Dhar joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the significance of the Netaji Subhas's statue being given the place under the canopy that used to house George V till 1968. Is this a firm step towards decolonising our history?

Abhishek Mishra, with a background in law and political science, examines the Indian practise of secularism in this talk with Sanjay Dixit. Was there any need of mentioning 'secular' in the Preamble? Is India's secularism an expression of a guilt complex of Hindus for crimes they did not commit? Has it become anti-Hindu in practice? What should be the way forward?

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Hate speech has been defined by the Supreme Court, but its application is very selective. Vijay Sardana, who is a practising lawyer in the Supreme Court too, examines the dimensions of the law in the way it has been applied to Dharma Sansad and not applied to mazhabi majlis.

Sanjay Dixit cites examples from the world over to demonstrate why there can be no socialism without crime - it may be private crime or State crime. The Samajwadi Party campaign in UP is a good example of that.