The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

In Chhattisgarh, 1200 persons of 400 families return to Sanatana Dharma from Christianity with the effort of Prabal Pratap Singh Judeo. Also, Wasim Rizvi has come to the fold. An Ashraaf member embracing Sanatana is a big thing. At the same time, PPSSC Mohan Bhagwat has upset everyone by saying that reconversion is not necessary.

Tipu Sultan is hailed as a hero and a tiger by a certain 'peaceful' community, and incredibly, as a freedom fighter by another section of Panchmakkars. The truth, however, is, that he was a hyena and a wolf who preyed on Hindu civilian population with the zeal of a Jihadi aka Mujahid to convert the peaceful people into Islam. On his anniversary, previously celebrated in Karnataka as Tipu Jayanti, Sanjay Dixit examines this and his ridiculous fight for 'freedom'.

Abhijit Iyer Mitra joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss why the three farm laws were abandoned by Modi, when apparently the movement against it had flopped save the nuisance on the roads around Delhi, and there was a broad favourable consensus among the public. Is the 'sabka vishwas' fetish being taken to an illogical extreme?

Left claims that it is on the side of the underprivileged. However, we find on present evidence that it seems to support issues such as Wokism, reverse racism, breaking up of families, Khalistanis, Pakistanis, Taliban, and even opposes farm laws of India that were basically anti-middlemen. Tarek Singh Fatah (Happy Birthday to him today) examines the contradictions in this talk with Sanjay Dixit.

Whereas Farm Laws had overwhelming majority of small farmers and middle classes with them, only a vocal and aggressive fringe was opposed. By succumbing to this fringe, has Modi played another 'master stroke'?

Spitting on food items is a peculiar unsanitary practice among those Muslims who tend to follow the Last Prophet of Islam in everything - as Sunnat. Sanjay Dixit explains this peculiar practice on the basis of Hadis literature and warns everyone to be careful when sourcing foodstuff.

The Gurugram Namaz saga is getting into another interesting territory. Some Gurudwaras in Gurugram aka Gurgaon have offered space to Muslims to offer Namaz in their premises. Several questions arise - will the Sikhs ask for reciprocation? will they cover the images of the Gurus in the Gurudwara? Will they stop the hymns while Namaz is played out? Sardar Ravi Ranjan Singh joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the raging issue. Also present is the Chairman of the Joint Hindu Sangharsh Samiti, Mahavir Bharadwaj

The great cover-up continues. In spite of clear evidence, the old and new Establishment in India continues to peddle the lie that merely because the enabling British legislation was called 'Indian Independence Act', India got independence. Facts, however, are different and uncomfortable. Anuj Dhar joins Sanjay Dixit and explains.

Vir Das is nothing but Kayar Das, because he has never had any guts to make fun of triple talaq, halala, or miracle shows. Sanjay Dixit takes Vir Das apart.

In the land of equality, a Bill has been introduced to make Islam more equal than others. Islamophobia is a unique concept to shield the historical oppressors from being called out. Aarti Tikoo and Vibhuti Jha discuss the uniquely privileged concept of Islamophobia and how the Muslim Brotherhood is succeeding in its goal of subverting democracies.