Sandeep Balakrishna hosts Sanjay Dixit to talk about the Robinhood Syndrome among the Civil Services officers, particularly the IAS and IPS. What we witnessed in the behaviour of DM, West Tripura is a collective failure - that of our education system and that of the Nehruvian ecosystem, shroung up the fact that in 1947, we simply changed our masters from white Englishmen to Brown Angrez, and this power-drunk, privileged and entitled class continues to play havoc with the Indian culture, traditions, history, and values.

The Deobandi-Military alliance has kept Pakistan tightly under its leash for all of its existence. However, the numerically much larger, forming nearly 75% of the Sunni population of Pakistan has decided to get its pound of flesh by asserting its core beliefs. Arif Aajakia discusses the curious phenomenon with Sanjay Dixit in which the whole country seems to be out on the streets.

American policymakers are back to what they have always done best - imperialism and back-stabbing. Under Biden, the policy flip-flops have not just been crazy but also infuriating. The vaccine ban on India and then it's sudden lifting just showcased the worst of American flip-flop tendency. Ruchir Sharma and Vibhuti Jha join Sanjay Dixit to discuss the latest.

Rajesh Kumar Singh is a top level Film Reviewer of a very long standing. Here he joins Sanjay Dixit to expose the Bollywood's connection with Communists, Islamists and Criminal syndicates, carried out subtly first, and brazenly later.

Shekhar Sen, the famous singer, composer, lyricist, and actor, as also the former Chairman of the Sangeet Natak Academy, joins Sanjay Dixit to discuss the various dimensions of the Indian culture. Does the Indian music, dance and drama tradition aim only at entertainment or it is actuated by a higher purpose?

Every kind of parasite and scavenger is active to somehow use the Corona crisis to destabilise the Modi government, rather than fight the pandemic. Rahul Gandhi's ecosystem is battling for foreign pharma, which is busy sabotaging India's indigenous vaccine programme, while Kejriwal plays his own full blown drama, and Panchmakkars lend their own amplifying voice to it.

Barkha Trehan is leading a movement for Men's Commission. Sanjay Dixit hosts her and Dr. Rajeev Mishra, well known for his expertise on Leftist ideologies, to understand where the Feminists want the Indians to go. Is it a takeover of the State strategy by destroying the family - the basic unit on which the Indian civilisation rests.

Phase 6 of the West Bengal elections will be over today. 43 seats in North 24 Parganas (17 seats), Nadia (9 seats), Purba Bardhaman (9 seats), and Uttar Dinajpur (8 seats) went to the polls today. In the Lok Sabha, BJP won 19/43 of these segments. Dhirendra Pundir is on the ground in Uttar Dinajpur. We will find out from him how things are shaping up for the parties in the fray.

3 seats of Phase 6 of West Bengal elections (17 North 24 Parganas, 9 Nadia, 9 North Dinajpur and 8 Purba Bardhaman) analysed seat by seat by Vishnu Bihani with Sanjay Dixit.

Nidheesh Goyal puts Sanjay Dixit in the dock again - The Vultures during Corona, including the media vultures and the Best CMs; Fun time in Pakistan with the Sufi Barelvis finding the power they aspired for in 1947; and Parambir Singh on the verge of blurting out the secrets, as Riaz Qazi likely to become approver.

Vibhuti Jha and Sanjay Dixit discuss the very important issue of reversing the gaze on the Western world. Hindus have been defensive for far too long, allowing the claims of Western Universalism, and letting them judge our faith, our society, our institutions, and letting them impose their own concepts of Truth, Freedom, Justice and Democracy on us. Jaipur Dialogues has now developed a Hindu Friendliness Index, on which we seek to judge the West. For a start, we want to begin with the University Campuses.

Shri Balaji Tambe is not just an Ayurveda expert, but is also a spiritual master. Sanjay Dixit hosts him to find out about the scientific basis of guna-dosha philosophy, its empirical basis, and the daily rant of those vested interests who find every opportunity to label Ayurveda as unscientific, as evidenced during the endorsement of Coronil by the Evangelist chief of IMA, Dr. Jayapal - an organisation that endorses brands for money.

The Sufi Barelvis are in a turmoil throughout the Indian sub-continent, whether in Pakistan, Bangladesh or in India. Their extreme and completely irrational touchiness over the sanctity of the name of their Prophet is bringing the spotlight on the 'peaceful Sufi' all over again. Sanjay Dixit is with Dr. Gaurav Pradhan to go behind their churn.

Direct Benefit Transfer of MSP to the farmers has taken away whatever little support was left for the Farm Protest leaders. Khalistanis and Commies are now blaming each other, and Tikait is threatening suicide. Sanjay Dixit checks their predicament.

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.

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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.'

Bhau Torsekar, the inimitable political analyst, had predicted in an earlier show on JD that if Prashant Kishore comes out in the open, it would be the surest indication that Mamata has lost the election. Sanjay Dixit hosts him again to find out his reactions on the Clubhouse Chat leaked on the media, and his interviews to the various media channels.

An interaction with Yati Narsinghanand Saraswati, Mahant of Dasna Shiva Shakti Dham. He has become famous for his unapologetic stance for preserving the Hindu nature of Bharatavarsha. With Sanjay Dixit.

Char Pakistan, Who is the fool on April Fool Day, Nanded is just another symptom.

The complete narrative of caste, birth-based caste discrimination and untouchability in India is based on a book by Dr. BR Ambedkar, "Who Were The Shudras'. Unlike his most other books, this book lacks references. Dr. Tribhuwan Singh has done a complete analysis of this book, and has come up with very unflattering conclusions. Dr. Ambedkar himself admits that he did not know Sanskrit and had used English translations, which we know to have been completely flawed and done by the Western Indologists to run the Sanatana Dharma down. To this, the good Dr. Ambedkar has added his own axioms that have zero basis in shastric texts or other scriptures. Dr. Singh is hosted by Sanjay Dixit for his very objective analysis.

Dr. Gaurav Pradhan is back on JD with Sanjay Dixit to give his insights on why PM Modi is investing so much time, effort, and resources in Bangladesh. How will that shape up the illegal migrant question, and relations with Pakistan as the common enemy? Is there some grand plan in the offing to encircle our old enemies? Watch and find out.

What started out as an innocuous plant of non-weaponised gelatin sticks is now nearing its end-game. It is also a huge lessons to the corrupt anti-national politicians. The sheer arrogance and hubris of Uddhav Thackeray and NCP in ignoring Palghar murders of Sadhus, and of Sushant Singh Rajput ultimately led to this denouement. As the saying goes - ati sarvatra varjayet. Now the countdown has started for the fall of MVA government even though that may not exactly have been the intention of the BJP.

Amanatullah Khan is an AAP MLA. He represents Islamic teachings. Mohammedanism preaches complete domination of the world as its fundamental religious precept. That is the basis on which the Mohammedan Law in India has operated, codified in Fatawa Alamgiri. Influenced by Sheikh Ahmad sirhindi, it lays great stress on humiliating the non-believer. Yati Narsinghanand saraswati is challenging this right contained in the Mohammedan law. The present clash was inevitable and anyone who thinks that they can skirt the issue under the veil of secularism is seriously remiss.

Though the Ashraf Muslim historians have succeeded in unfairly blaming Jaichand and Mir Jafar as traitors, the threesome whose record of having invited a foreign power to invade India is available are all Mohammedan supremacists - Shah Waliullah, Tipu Sultan and Khilafat Committee led by Mohammad Ali Jauhar. Rahul Gandhi joins the illustrious trio by inviting the Americans to come and interfere in India in the name of setting democracy right. Sanjay Dixit discusses.

Fayaz Ahmad Fyzie joins Sanjay Dixit along with Waqar Ahmad to rebut Mufti Nadeem al Wajidi of the USA. The Mufti countered Fayaz Ahmad's assertions in our previous Jaipur Dialogues talk on caste discrimination among Muslims, yet he ended up supporting the Hadith that grants special position to Quraish, and the complete narrative of Kufu/Kafaat. Fake narrative of the Mufti is busted completely.

There is a big buzz in the 'Liberal' media about resumption of talks with Pakistan. However,  PM Modi has once again emphasised in his letter to the Pakistan PM that talks and terror cannot go together. So where does that leave Pakistan? We know that Pakistan is not a power to be trusted. It follows the Treaty of Hudaibiyah logic, i.e. do a treaty if weak, and be ruthless when strong. This is the logic that seems to be driving Pakistan who would like to keep the frictions low when it is grappling with a poor economy and a strong India under Modi.

Dr. Ajay Chrungoo clearly delineates the differences and boundaries between the Sanatana Dharma and the Prophetism. In this talk with Sanjay Dixit. Listen to him find out why the one Allah cannot manifest in a vigraha/murti.

Sanatana Dharma is fundamentally a system of harmony with the Nature. That's the reason it places a high premium on performing once duties in different frameworks, called Dharmas. Pancha Ṛna is a collective name given to the obligations that a Sanatani is supposed to discharge in order to gain liberation from Kaal Chakra. These are - Pitra Ṛna, Rishi Ṛna, Deva Ṛna, Bhoot Ṛna and Manushya Ṛna. These are carried out through Pancha Maha Yajnas. Professor Bharat Gupt explains these basic concepts of Sanatana Dharma

Is Quad vs China a grouping that will ultimately become a grouping like the Allies vs Axis. Is China going to be the factor that will cause the next big conflagration like the 2nd WW. Is a 3rd WW even possible? Are we getting into a another fundamental change in the field of international relations?  Vibhuti Jha and Sanjay Dixit discuss.

Uttarakhand government's move to forcibly remove banners prohibiting entry of non-Hindus in Hindu temples takes us back to the days of Umar's Code that made it obligatory on the Kafirs to host Muslims in their houses and temples as per their wishes. The entire State wants Hindus to become secular in their social dealings in spite of having equal right to freedom of religion and conscience. On the other hand, minorities are free to practise their brand of anti-Hindu exclusion. High time Hindus understood that a boundary-less Hinduism, which many political Hindus profess, will only mean that their religious and cultural space will continue to shrink till they are overwhelmed and turned into a minority. After that, the scenario will change to that of majority rights, as in every majority Muslim and Christian State.

Bhau Torsekar, the inimitable political analyst discusses in this conversation with Sanjay whether the V in MVA (Maharashtra Vikas Aghadi) means Vikas, Vinash, or worse, Vasooli. What are the chances of survival of this government, and what does the political scenario look like in the short term and the long term.  

Sanjay Dixit exposes the duplicity of the Valley politicians and Mohammedans of India when it comes to Rohingyas, and compares it to the treatment meted out to the Hindus from West Punjab and other places.

Robert Spencer is a well known activist against global jihad. His website jihadwatch.org has played a seminal role in blowing holes into the narrative of Islam being a peaceful religion, and terror having nothing to do with religion. The narrative fails against the facts put out by Jihad Watch every day. Sanjay Dixit discusses the past, present and future of this deadly phenomenon that surprisingly has so many powerful apologists.

25th February 1568 was the day of the 3rd Jauhar-Saka of Chittor. (The first two were because of Alauddin Khilji and Bahadur Shah of Gujarat). Dr. Omendra Ratnu performed a special puja for the punyatmas - 10,000 women performed Jauhar, and another 30,000 were slaughtered by the apostle of tolerance, Akbar. Dr. Rajat Mitra and Dr. Omendra Ratnu join Sanjay Dixit to discuss the significance of the event and its trans-generational impact on the Hindus

Vishnu Bihani, born and brought up in West Bengal, has a keen eye on politics of West Bengal. He is hosted by Sanjay Dixit to share deep insights on the happenings leading into the Assembly elections. He weighs in on the question whether there would be a change in the vote share of the various parties from the LS elections.

Aabhas Maldahiyar continues with his research on the origins of Islam, specifically on the question of there being two Mohammads and the original place of birth of Islam being somewhere else - Petra in Jordan, or in Levant, Iran or Turkmenistan. In Hindi.

With the NCERT text books exposed again, specially for saying that Aurangzeb was a patron of temples,  the issue of Aurangzeb the tolerant has exploded again. The issue would have been hilarious had it not been linked to the insidious whitewash of Islam's crimes attempted by the Marxist historians. Neeraj Atri and Tufail Chaturvedi take the dubious narrative apart.

Rajiv Malhotra has a knack for looking into the future. He can be credited with starting the Indic renaissance with his three works - Being Different, Indra's Net and Breaking India. He has now come up with a new book - Artificial Intelligence - The Future of Power: Five Battlegrounds. It analyses the disruptions that this new technology will cause in five fields - Economic Development and Jobs, Global Power, Psychological Control and Agency, Metaphysics, and India's Future. Under discussion is also the important question of intelligence and consciousness. Sanjay Dixit hosts him to discuss these exciting ideas.

Sanjay Dixit explains the Karl Popper paradox as enunciated by him in 'The Open Society and Its Enemies': Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance. If we extend unlimited tolerance even to those who are intolerant, if we are not prepared to defend a tolerant society against the onslaught of the intolerant, then the tolerant will be destroyed, and tolerance with them. In this formulation, I do not imply, for instance, that we should always suppress the utterance of intolerant philosophies; as long as we can counter them by rational argument and keep them in check by public opinion, suppression would certainly be most unwise. But we should claim the right to suppress them if necessary even by force; for it may easily turn out that they are not prepared to meet us on the level of rational argument, but begin by denouncing all argument; they may forbid their followers to listen to rational argument, because it is deceptive, and teach them to answer arguments by the use of their fists or pistols. We should therefore claim, in the name of tolerance, the right not to tolerate the intolerant. We should claim that any movement preaching intolerance places itself outside the law, and we should consider incitement to intolerance and persecution as criminal, in the same way as we should consider incitement to murder, or to kidnapping, or to the revival of the slave trade, as criminal. Dixit picks up the 3 most often utilised tools to fool the Indians into tolerating the intolerant - vasudhaiva kutumbakam, ahimsa paramo dharmah, and ekam sat vipra bahudha vadanti; and draws up their limits and boundaries.

Shantanu Gupta draws lessons from Ramayana in leadereship of Bhagwana Rama - how he chose to go to the forests to defend the downtrodden and the Rishis from the oppression of the vile, how he always led from the front, how he never compromised on the essentials, how he always maintained his composure, and how he always remained a learner. In discussion with Sanjay Dixit.