The Jaipur Dialogues Podcasts

Sanjay Dixit goes over the Ram Katha lore on the joyous occasion of Rama Navami. Provides the glimpses of his Maryada, jigyasa, dhairya and netritva that makes him such an all-encompassing ideal for every living being.

Aashish Thakur, who runs Vedic Aryavart channel, joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the dilemmas facing Punjabi Hindus with respect to the aggressive Khalistani propaganda and preserving their own identity, which has come under strain twice within the last 80 years - first at the time of the partition, and again at the time of Punjab militancy in the 1980s.

If you thought India was a secular country, with the State being neutral among different faiths - think again. There is a Shariat Act, 1937, a Muslim Marriage Dissolution Act, 1939, which restricts Muslim women's right to divorce. These 2 Acts were adapted under Art. 372 of the Constitution of India. Then there is the Places of Worship Act, 1991, and the Waqf Act, 1995 that protect the Islamic rights to keep their possession on temples razed, vandalised and occupied by them pre-1947, and the worst of all - Waqf Act gives them untrammelled rights to declare any property as their own. Vishnu Jain, advocate, who has challenged the last 2 Acts, and also filed a Civil Suit to reclaim the Mathura Keshav Dev Mandir, joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the issue.

In the Dock - Pakistan’s Sufi Problem | Rahul Gandhi reached Naxalbari | Corona Bomb

Khan is a Mongol title, not a Muslim title, and the greatest Khan ever was Changez Khan (written as Genghis Khan by the British for some strange reason), who lorded over the largest empire of the world ever, spanning present day China, Turkestan, Persia, Mesopotamia, Russia, and Eastern Europe. However, mystery shrouds his unwillingness to move into India, arguably the richest country of that time. Abhijit Chavda attempts to unravel that mystery in this conversation with Sanjay Dixit.

Secularists are again having a field day, trying to vilify Kumbh as the source of all Covid troubles, and quietly forgetting the Best CM. Also, Mamata is fighting communalism when she wants to parade Muslim corpses around. Difficult to say whether they are fully challenged or they are in need of a challenge.

The Sachin Vaze episode is not an ordinary episode. It has the potential to completely demolish the Dubai-Mumbai Police-Maharashtra Politician nexus. Parambir Singh's interrogation may even lead us to the ISI nexus within the politician-Mumbai Police alliance. Sanjay Dixit hosts RVS Mani on the burning issue.

There is a reason why Owaisi, AIMPLB and Sunni Waqf Boards have their knickers in a twist over an ASI survey ordered by the Court in Varanasi. It is because that the temple is obvious to the naked eye, unlike the Rama temple. Sanjay Dixit discusses.

When an important personality like Sadhguru makes a statement that Yoga being Hindu is a myth (Myth #1 - Yoga comes from Hinduism), he does great disservice to both Hinduism aka Sanatana Dharma, and to Yoga. I know where he and Isha Sansthan are coming from - that Yoga is universal and all inclusive, but so is Hinduism. that has not stopped the assaults on Hinduism from the exclusivist religions and other dogmas such as Communism. Melissa Kapoor is extremely upset as a British Hindu, and Prof Bharat Gupt has his own scholarly perspective. They are with Sanjay Dixit to share their own views on this heady brew of phoney universalism.

It was not a surprise to me when the Supreme Court dismissed the Wasim Rizvi petition. Art. 32 jurisdiction is narrow. However, what was most distressing was that the Bench chose to impose a fine and to provide a nearly iron-clad certificate to the Qur'an, which we all know from direct behavioural evidence and all the tafsirs that it preaches violence against the non-believer. The wannabe Caliph - Recep Tayyip Erdogan said it so many words - 'Our God commands us to be violent to the Kuffar.'