The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

Prof. Bharat Gupt and M Nageswara Rao join Sanjay Dixit to discuss the flawed theories of melting pot, one sided assimilation, Hindu Muslim unity on the basis of same DNA and same ancestors, ideological concessions to Muslims, All religions are the same, Islam good -individuals bad, peaceful Sufis, Hindu lynchers, etc.

Arzoo Kazmi joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss what Pakistan is discussing the most today - Whether they can rule Afghanistan, make India abandon Kashmir elections and apply standards of modest dresses for women.

The other day SD had highlighted how Hindus had become used to negotiating with Muslims on the latter's terms in the political, ideological and religious matters. Yesterday OP Rajbhar just confirmed it one more time. From claiming the legacy of Maharaj Suheldev, who had killed the marauder Salar Masood o 15th June 1034 to make India safe from the Afghan and Turkic hordes for another 150 years, was insulted by him by visiting the Mazar of Salar at the instance of Owaisi, but failing to persuade Owaisi to visit Maharaja Suhel Dev's memorial. It is causing huge political and emotional churn.

Omkar Chaudhary and Dhirendra Pundir are hosted by Sanjay Dixit to discuss the ramifications of the Modi Cabinet expansion. Is it just a cosmetic make-over or there is something deeper to it?

In the Dock has Nidheesh Goyal questioning Sanjay Dixit on Kripa Shankar Singh of 'Bhagwa Atank' fame the 3 high flying musketeers who lost their Minister's job, and the best efforts of the Congress High Command to turn the safe re-election of Congress in Punjab into a nightmare.

'Modi Stole My Mask' is a book by Savio Rodrigues and Amit Bagaria that goes deep into the global and national conspiracies to defame India and Modi for the second wave. It chronicles the hoarders of cylinders, creators of Oxygen shortage, makers of vaccine hesitancy, yellow journalism and all the other indefensible anti-national acts by various national and international players. It also looks at the bioweapon aspect. Sanjay Dixit hosts the review.

In the 9th and concluding part of the 'Sitaram Goel Centenary Series', Sanjay Dixit discusses Sitaram ji's book 'Time for Stock Taking - Whither Sangh Parivar' with Koenraad Elst, Shankar Sharan and Prafulla Ketkar, editor of Organiser, an RSS publication.

The Aristotelian prophecy of democracies degenerating into anarchy and then becoming oligarchies seems to be coming true with the Left-induced anarchy having overtaken large parts of the Western World. Vibhuti Jha and Abhijit Iyer Mitra wade into the contentious issue in discussion with Sanjay Dixit and find out whether the present model of power using any means including harming the nation is about to bust the democratic model itself.

Sanjay Dixit analyses the why, wherefore and how of the Modi Cabinet expansion, with special focus on the Ministers who are being dropped. Has modi given up on minimum governance, and instead gone for horses for the courses?

What must India do to Defeat the Haters