India Today: The Questions That Need to Be Asked

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The Fourth Dimension with Sanjay Rajoura

The Fourth Dimension

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Welcome to "The Fourth Dimension," a podcast where we delve deep into the hidden layers of social topics and personalities that often go unexplored. Our mission is to illuminate the unseen, uncover the overlooked, and spark conversations about the under-discussed. This podcast challenges the mainstream narrative and stimulates curiosity and critical thinking. From probing the lesser-known corners of popular culture to unmasking the less spoken-about traits of public figures, we aim to bring a unique, enlightening perspective to every topic we tackle.

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India Today: The Questions That Need to Be Asked

The Fourth Dimension with Sanjay Rajoura

54 minutes 20 seconds

3 months ago

India Today: The Questions That Need to Be Asked

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?