The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

Episode #8 of the Sitaram Goel Centenary Series has Sanjay Dixit discussing the book 'The Story of Islamic Imperialism in India' with Koenraad Elst and Shankar Sharan. Contrary to what our Left historian told us, this book establishes the imperial nature of Muslim Rule in India.

The Rajya Sabha Secretariat has informed that the Department related Parliamentary Standing Committee on Education (besides others) has invited suggestions for 'Reforms in the Content and Design of School Text Books' with focus on history text books. Sanjay Dixit explains how best to make use of this opportunity. We should also utilise this opportunity to urge the Committee to also look at the course content of Maths, Science, and Social Science books too. Let us utilise this to change at least the History books.

Nilesh Oak establishes the chronology of Krishna's birth and death in line with his dates of Mahabharata along with Jeevan Rao who establishes his date for Kaliyuga. Sanjay Dixit catches up with them.

All popular liberal movements, whether labour welfare, or civil rights, or feminism, began from the bottom and forced the Big Politics and Big Corporate to compromise, providing new dimensions to freedoms. Wokism in America appears to be a top down movement benefiting Big Corporates and Big Politics, enabling to come down heavily on the basic freedoms. Sankrant Sanu and Vibhuti Jha discuss the raging issue.

Punjab politics is in a churn, and has been compounded further by the Kashmir Sikh girls conversion scandal. Parties jumping in to catch on the slightest straw, even as the farmer agitation boomerangs on the ruling dispensation, is creating a cultural nightmare for the Sikh and akali politics. Ramnik Mann, who returned today from Srinagar, is with Sanjay Dixit to discuss the chequered course.

MiLords are in a preachy mood as always, interfering with everyone else's job, but who will tell them that they do not do what is there essential job.

Sharad Pawar and Prashant Kishor have started preparations for the 2024 elections, but is this the right way to challenge Modi? Bhau Torsekar and Omkar Chaudhary join Sanjay Dixit to untangle the plan of the opposition to take on Modi in 2014 Lok Sabha Elections.

A 'Group of Intellectuals and Academicians'  with Advocate Monika Arora, Prof Vijita Singh Agarwal and others toured West Bengal and came up with a ground report. The report was submitted to the MHA today. Vijita Singh joins Sandeep Deo and Sanjay Dixit to tell us the harrowing tales of repression, persecution, murder and rape for the simple crime of voting freely.

The artificial Sikh-Muslim bonhomie lasted less than a year. The political Sikhs who had fabricated this artificial alliance did so in spite of the historical cultural hostilities and animosities. Naturally, people like Yograj Singh are nowhere to be seen when the historical Muslim atrocities on the Sikhs are back in full force in Kashmir, after Pakistan and Afghanistan. Sanjay Dixit explains.

What kind of secular Shari'a rule Owaisi wants to bring into UP by contesting 2022 elections there. In all likelihood, he is there to promote AMM values.