In this special feature, Sanjay Rajoura takes a bold, thought-provoking look at nationalism, freedom, democracy, caste, and the idea of India — all delivered with his signature wit and sharp satire. From leaving behind a decade-long software career to becoming a fearless voice in Indian stand-up, Sanjay’s journey is deeply personal and politically aware.This conversation explores:🇮🇳 What does “patriotism” really mean today?🗳️ Has democracy become a performance or is it still a promise?💥 Why satire is sometimes the only way left to speak the truth.Sanjay doesn’t just crack jokes — he cracks open the contradictions that shape modern India.🙏 Special thanks to SKEP for generously allowing us to repost this insightful episode. Do check out their channel for more original content. https://www.youtube.com/@SKEPHQ

In this intense and thought-provoking episode of The Fourth Dimension, Sanjay Rajoura finally takes the hot seat as his perspectives on India’s democracy, economy, and cultural direction are challenged.🔥 Key Highlights:Is Sanjay too negative about India’s progress?The truth about India’s IT boom and economic inequalityHas religion entered politics too deeply?Is dissent being criminalized in a democracy?The controversial use of PM CARES Fund during COVIDBollywood propaganda, textbook changes, and freedom of expressionA brutally honest look at communal violence and media narratives🎙️ This is not a typical echo chamber. This is bold, raw, and unfiltered civil discourse. Whether you agree or not—this conversation will make you think.📢 Watch till the end and tell us: Where do you stand on India’s democratic health today?

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In this bold and thought-provoking conversation, Arundhati Ghosh, author of the recent book "All Our Loves: Journeys with Polyamory in India," and Sanjay Rajoura dive deep into the complexities of love, relationships, and societal expectations in India. From polyamory to monogamy, this discussion breaks long-standing taboos and challenges conventional views on love and intimacy.Join Arundhati as she shares her journey through polyamory in a society that still clings to traditional norms, and hear Sanjay’s insightful questions and perspectives on love beyond monogamy. Together, they tackle uncomfortable truths and explore the transformative power of embracing diverse relationship dynamics.Is love meant for just one person? What does polyamory really mean, and why is it still a taboo subject in India?This conversation explores the intersection of love, politics, and societal norms, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of those who challenge the status quo.Get your copy of Arundhati Ghosh's book "All Our Loves: Journeys with Polyamory in India" https://www.amazon.in/All-Our-Loves-Journeys-Polyamory/dp/9365234468 and discover a personal, insightful look into the world of polyamory in India.#Polyamory #Love #IndianSociety #BreakingTaboos #LoveWithoutBoundaries

In this powerful conversation, Sanjay Rajoura sits down with Avinash Mohananey, former Director General of Police (DGP) and a distinguished ex-IPS officer with over four decades of experience in Indian policing.Together, they unpack the uncomfortable truths about law enforcement in India: from caste and class bias to political interference, systemic brutality, and the erosion of public trust.🔍 Mohananey argues that the police aren’t just a force — they’re a mirror to our society, reflecting the very inequalities, fears, and prejudices we refuse to confront.📘 He also discusses his book “Police, Society, and Future”, offering an insider’s critique of the system and a bold call for reform.This is not just a talk on policing — it's a deep look into how power operates in India.Subscribe for more uncomfortable conversations at The Fourth Dimension.#Justice #PoliceReform #AvinashMohananey #SanjayRajoura #IndianPolice #Caste #SystemicViolence #FourthDimension #thefourthdimension

In this eye-opening episode of The Fourth Dimension, social satirist Sanjay Rajoura sits down with grassroots activist Jagmati Sangwan in Rohtak, Haryana, to unpack the hidden machinery behind honor killings. Against the backdrop of caste, patriarchy, and community control over women’s lives, they explore why “honor” has become more precious than a daughter’s life.- How caste-based land ownership and the politics of property fuel violence against women- The role of “choice marriage” vs. traditional community codes in triggering honor crimes- Why entire communities—and even our legal system—often look the other way- Jagmati’s decade-long work rescuing survivors, challenging khap panchayats, and pushing for real police and judicial reform- The clash between centuries-old customs and India’s constitutional promise of equalityFeatured Guests:Jagmati Sangwan: Former Vice-Chairperson of the National Commission for Women, founder of Sanjhi Shakti, and tireless advocate for gender justice in rural North India.Sanjay Rajoura: Satirist, comedian, and storyteller whose sharp wit exposes the absurdities of social taboos.🔔 Don’t Miss an Episode!Like this video, subscribe to The Fourth Dimension, and hit the 🔔 to get notified the moment new conversations drop.👍 Enjoyed the discussion? Share your thoughts in the comments—how do you think we can break the cycle of “honor” violence in our communities?

India introduced caste-based reservation with the hope of leveling the playing field. But after decades, has it truly brought equality? Or have the divisions only deepened?Has it helped eradicate caste, or has it simply papered over deep-rooted inequalities? In this thought-provoking conversation, Rahul Ram and Sanjay Rajoura dive deep into the realities of caste-based reservation in India — its impact, limitations, and the questions we often avoid.In this video, we dive deep into:✅ The origins of caste-based reservation✅ Who benefits the most from it✅ Whether reservation has reduced caste discrimination✅ The data, the debates, and the dilemmaFrom politics to education, jobs to social justice — we unpack the real impact of reservation in India.📢 Watch till the end to understand both sides of the argument — and decide for yourself.👇 Let us know in the comments: Do you think reservation has worked?#reservationissue #casteinindia #socialjustice #indianpolitics #affirmativeaction