The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

The Bhakti legacy of sant Raidas (Ravidas) has enriched the Sanatana culture beyond compare, yet attempts keep getting made to define his legacy differently in order to create schisms of exactly the kind that were created among Buddhists and Sikhs. Sunil Sharma joins Sanjay Dixit to dive deep into Sant Raidas's life and work to connect us to him.

Jitendra Narayan Singh Tyagi (earlier Wasim Rizvi) joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss why thousands, maybe millions are waiting to do Ghar Wapasi into Sanatana Dharma and what it means for a Syed to leave Islam.

How important is Dandaniti for a State? In Chanakya’s Code of Punishments Can a King compromise on Dandaniti and expect his State to survive? Radhakrishnan Pillai joins Sanjay Dixit to throw light on the Chankayan philosophy that remains ever more relevant.

May the Army and Air Force men succumbing in today's helicopter crash attain veergati and sadgati.  Two high profile Ashraf converting to Hinduism is just a tip of the iceberg - that is the huge movement away from Islam. Sukmawati Sukarnoputri and Jitendra Narayan Tyagi (Waseem Rizvi) show the way to emerge out the vortex of violence that the Islamic Ulama have created over the last 50 years.

The Kashi Vishwanath Corridor is being spoken very highly of, a wonderful gift of Prime Minister Modi to Kashi, but there is a section of traditionalists who are unhappy with this renovation. Rajesh Kumar Singh, a long time resident of Varanasi, joins Sanjay Dixit to speak about the reality from the ground.

Sanjay Dixit gets Abhishek Tiwari and Omkar Chaudhary together on UP Dialogues to make a fresh assessment of how the UP Election is going. The battle lines look better drawn and JD-ATS team has done a fresh survey too.

Two eye-witness accounts of 6th December 1992 to remember the Shaurya Divas, the greatest event of the last 500 years. Sanjay Dixit hosts Tufail Chaturvedi and Chandrakant Joshi. Shaurya Divas is an Important Event in the Ram Janmbhoomi Struggle.

The RSS Mission Statement quotes Dr. KB Hegdewar to say that 'The Hindu culture is the life-breath of Hindusthan. It is therefore clear that if Hindusthan is to be protected, we should first nourish the Hindu culture. If the Hindu culture perishes in Hindusthan itself, and if the Hindu society ceases to exist, it will hardly be appropriate to refer to the mere geographical entity that remains as Hindusthan.' Dr. Koenraad Elst, Pranay Kumar and Prof. Shankar Sharan get together with Sanjay Dixit to examine whether the RSS will be anywhere close to this ideal by 2030.

Is India ready for 2-front war? Is there going to be 2.5 front war, then what is the strategy for the 0.5 front? Sushant Sareen, Abhijit Iyer Mitra and Rohit Vats are hosted by Sanjay Dixit to find out whether India has got either a doctrine or a strategy, and the capacity to face up to such an eventuality that may occur by 2030.

Why should anyone in the world or within India should have an objection if India declares itself a Hindu Rashtra? Either by doctrine, by philosophy or as evidenced in past practice, a Hindu Rashtra does not seem to pose any danger to any community or any individual. Then why so much animus against Hindus, Hindutva and Hindu Rashtra. Tarek Fatah, Shakil Chaudhary from Pakistan, Madhu Kishwar and Sushil Pandit debate this important question. Hosted by Sanjay Dixit.