The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

As the hon'ble Supreme Court lists a letter petition within 24 hours, questions are bound to be asked about its extreme unwillingness to list properly drafted PILs and extreme unwillingness to take them up in cases relating to West Bengal post-poll violence, Palghar lynching of Sadhus, and even genocide of Kashmiri Pandits. Shouldn't the PIL jurisdiction in all Courts be more transparent?

One more Khan has joined the bandwagon of selective Hindu bashing. Aamir Khan, a Bollywood dynast - son of Tahir Hussain, nephew of Nasir Hussain, and related to Abul Kalam Azad on the maternal side, started his career with the U.N.C.L.E. and posed himself as an activist and brainy guy, but his forays with the Islamists like Tariq Jameel, and his famous 'hamein India mein dar lagta hai'. Sanjay Dixit examines.

Tahir Gora and Vibhuti Jha join Sanjay Dixit to look at the less than desirable global, specially American response to the brutalities and human rights violations being inflicted every day by the Taliban even as they keep threatening even Pakistan and went to the extent of praising breaking of Somnath temple in India. The West, specially American Academia is instead busy in promoting hatred for Hindutva.

Bhau Torsekar and Omkar Chaudhary join Sanjay Dixit to discuss the strange Congress politics where they are being seen in full sympathy with the Khalistani anarchist rather than the locals who got lynched. The parties who are actually in contention - SP is relatively quiet, and BSP is almost completely quiet. Just shows how the Congress is completely off its rocker as it tries to do point score to impress its international backers while losing the UP voter completely.

In this episode of UP Dialogues, Sanjay Dixit hosts Dhirendra Pundir to discuss the brilliant crisis management by Yogi Adityanath, using a mix of hard decisions to arrest senior opposition leaders when they tried to proceed to Lakhimpur, and of empathy and guile by using Rakesh Tikait to defuse the situation. Tikait, of course, is being called a traitor by farm unions, so it's a win-win for Yogi and a plus for his campaign.

Sandeep Balakrishna joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss Lessons 7 and 8 from Hindu History in the Episode 4 of this series, i.e. Lesson 7 - The Spectre of Aurangzeb, and 8. The Seeds of Breaking India.

Sanjay Dixit brings the real story of Kheri Lakhimpur violence as more than 20 youngsters from his own village Bijua were present in Ajay Mishra's village Banveerpur for the annual Dangal (wrestling) competition. Panchmakkars and LallanTop are lying and Ajay Mishra's move to remove encroachments by Sikhs and Khalistanis from river beds and forest lands is the real provocation. Giving Tikait importance may be a brilliant short term tactic, but would be abd in the long run.

Our friend Shashi Tharoor is at it once again. He stoutly defended his friend Shah Rukh Khan and his son Aryan Khan. Sanjay Dixit reviews the case against Aryan Khan and shows why Tharoor is completely wrong.

Ask Me Anything with Sanjay Dixit - The Weekly Questions and Answers session which helps viewers interact with Sanjay Dixit and clear their doubts. Questions via SuperChat and WhatsApp Only

NRI’s and the Hindu narrative