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A freewheeling session where you can ask everything under the sun and moon. 43rd uninterrupted Sunday show.
Sherwani and Burqa have a special place in Indian journalism, because one provides the clothes to the nakedness of the narrative of islamic supremacism, and other pulls the veil over its atrocities. Sanjay Dixit roasts.
Hardeep Singh Puri, the Minister for Urban Development put the cat among the pigeons by calling the 60 IAS and Central Services officers who wrote an open letter to the PM and to him as 'padhe likhe moorkh'. This open letter charade by some civil servants who merely endorse the script of former NAC members has become discredited over time, merely exposing the stupidity of those who lend their names to it. Ajit Singh, IAS (R), former Addl Chief Secretary to Govt. of Rajasthan joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the vexed issue.
Yati Narsinghanand Saraswati, the firebrand Mahant of the Dasna Shiva Shakti Dham is in the news for one more attempt on his life, but he is steadfast in his support to Yogi Adityanath, even going to the extent of warning everyone who may harbour any thought of opposing him. Sanjay Dixit catches up with him.
Who gave the badge of greatness to Ashoka, who has next to no mention in our historical records. It was the self same Indologist, who wanted to glorify him for a dubious adherence to ahimsa and Buddhism, all insidious tricks to malign Sanatana Hinduism. Sanjay Dixit brings the issue into focus.
With the UP elections approaching in 7 months or so, the spotlight is on Yogi Adityanath. With too many rumours floating around about Yogi's chair being under threat, about him being cut down to size, about PM's aide Arvind Sharma being propped up as a counterweight to Yogi in the UP Cabinet, Sanjay Dixit catches up with Dhirendra Pundir to get behind the news.
Shri Tathagata Roy retired as a Chief Engineer from the Indian Railways before joining the BJP. He was the BJP Chief in West Bengal from 2005 to2015 and was the Governor of Tripura and Meghalaya from 2015-20. Known for his deep understanding of the Bengal culture and its Sanatana roots, Sanjay Dixit joins him to discuss the present situations of Hindus in West Bengal in general, and of BJP supporters in particular. He tries to find out from Mr. Roy the way forward.
In the Episode 5 of the Sitaram Goel Centenary Series, we discuss a unique topic. Left or Leftism, besides generally perverting academia and subverting societies has also created a language of its own. This language is used effectively to convey its dogma dressed up as intellectualism. Koenraad Elst and Shankar Sharan join Sanjay Dixit to throw light at an intriguing subject.
While working out a balance sheet of 7 years of Modi rule in India, Vibhuti Jha and Pandit Satish Sharma find his performance high on action points in the areas of economy, defence, and national security, as also on general improvement in perception on India in this interaction with Sanjay Dixit. However, the familiar Global Left forces are pushing back easily on this in the absence of negligible work on getting the 'Narrative of India' right.
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