Stanford India Dialogue: The Leaders of Tomorrow featuring J. Sai Deepak & Indian Ambassador to US

[@sanjaybhatikar]

Finally an intellectual at Stanford!

[@indrutamilkavi]

LOL cringe. You are like a 10th grader commenting on a new video game. Come see the world outside kid.

[@padmajavempaty7848]

As always J Sai Deepak is outstanding!!!

[@entropyofhell]

A torch bearers for Indic civilization and knowledge systems. Thanks for everything you are doing Deepak Ji. Your efforts and commitment will be remembered for future generations to come.🙏🏽🙌🏼🥰

[@jaidevrao9446]

❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@SoniSingh-fl8cf]

Please support people like J Sai Deepak, Sanjeev Sanyal, Vikram Sampath, Dr Omendra Ratnu, and Rajiv Malhotra.

[@deepakkulkarni466]

+ Anand Ranganathan

[@aBrokenShard]

Mischief maker in chief! Have to love how he defuses by stepping right on the landmines with absolutely no intent to side step anything! His ability to simplify complex ideas combined with a impressive breadth of knowledge make for such a fantastic experience as a listener. You learn so much.

[@genieie]

J Sai Deepak is brilliant, so proud of you

[@geethapai9545]

JSD is brilliant as always. He creates not ripples but huge waves of appreciation and churns the minds wherever and whenever he speaks. I feel that his super tamilian genes have the capabilities of great leaders like Swami vivekananda, savarkar, ambedkar... He is born for our Bharath. Yada yada he dharmasya...🙏

[@deepalakshmi548]

Really really astounded by his very straight tone of his speech ! I think by seeing him as an epitome of the real learner the future youth should elicit the knowledge like him as an exemplary!! Pls grow up by the real education at least by now!

[@srinum6774]

The journey towards right is long overdue. No need to be afraid, if it goes one way , it goes other way too. 70 yrs of muck will take some years to clean!

[@gayathrirajesh1327]

It's always a pleasure to listen to Saideepak

[@VishalSingh-bn2ez]

Really proud of you @SirJSaiDeepak, Lot of Love and wishes you good health.

[@srinum6774]

Unabashed answers by JSD. That’s awesome!

[@anantbhushangaur1972]

3rd March 2024 = Sai was 🔥🙏

[@nishensemble]

J Sai Deepak is incredible. As an alum of this institution, I wish we could invite him literally every year to just wax on the simple concept that the ideal of Dharma precede the ideals of law in a Dharmic Society.

[@ErikBerg666]

Thank me later. Start the video at 30:00

[@ArjunPaneri]

thanks, this should be pinned on the top.

[@kamus2478]

Thanks. The Hon'ble Bureaucrats didn't stay for the "main event" we were all waiting for , it seems. Our loss, for sure.

[@loganx6694]

Thanks broooo😂😂😂 jaiiiiii hoooo saiii kiiii😂😂

[@rashmivaidya6222]

Brilliant and very articulate. Reality of the rule of Dharma across the country as in the right thing to do which is followed by most people rather than following the rule book of the constitution.

[@DNADietClub]

Sanatan is all inclusive, that is the fundamental principle!

[@Tarotaro23-k5r]

Powerful talk. Thanks for organizing this. This needs to be longer!!

[@kzmOP]

Jai shree Ram ❤

[@alokarora2367]

Wow. What an intellect. What clear thinking.

[@anilkaralamangala1431]

When you listen to JSD, he’s on fire, can’t escape and you will have to enjoy the warmth this fire gives 🙏🙏👏👏👍👍💐💐

[@amitexo]

The interviewer did a great job moderating the talk with JSD, allowing space and pulling him back in whenever it was required. With minds like JSD, it can sometimes be a challenge to do that as it can turn out to either be a monologue or an interrogation, neither of which is desirable. Definitely has potential to work in a think tank like space i reckon.

[@anilkaralamangala1431]

All the speakers are brilliant and they have been spreading that positivity which is prevalent in Bharat today which most people in the West are thinking otherwise. 👏👏👍👍💐💐🙏🙏

[@engrvivs]

J Sai Deepak is present Chanakya!

[@engrvivs]

Interviewer's change from India to Bharat :)

[@Endrumpf]

That's the narrative... Kudos to Modi and Jaishankar ​@@engrvivs

[@chandanbanakar333]

Not really. Chanakya is something else.

[@darkprince2-xs3lf]

@@chandanbanakar333 chanakya never dealt with a shapeshifting mind control cult.

[@chandanbanakar333]

@@darkprince2-xs3lf if this cult is real then I'm sure they are ancient 😂

[@mappaji]

We need a wave of speakers/supporters who would work on the cause of Hindus to get back to our roots. If not, we will be lost out and history will never forgive our generations for not working on saving our Sanatana dharma. Jai Shri Ram, Jai Bharath Mata.

[@Tarotaro23-k5r]

Wish I could have gone to this.

[@hegdevish]

Rajiv Malhotra had warned about DEI, caste issue in USA. Please read his brilliant book "Snakes in the Ganga"

[@pratapbakshi1640]

Exceptional, extra ordinary J. Sai....👍✌️✌️❤️🙏

[@sarinaparanjape6268]

Brilliant! Such a delight to hear him!

[@arpanghosh9480]

Great

[@munishjoshi6008]

Love you Sai Deepak bandhu....

[@kafir7871]

J Sai Deepak 🔥🔥🔥

[@i_mitesh8379]

Good discussion

[@Vibhups]

Jai Shree Ram

[@roopgoyal9117]

Amazing Sai!

[@chaitanyakada1341]

J Sai Deepak is our Intellectual warrior of Indic Renaissance.

[@SoniSingh-fl8cf]

Great discussion and well moderated, always nice to hear from J Sai Deepak. Jai Bharat 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🤟

[@parimaladeepak4339]

JSD 🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@yoman6367]

Love this

[@hawkeyes5703]

JSD❤❤

[@DSN007]

1:04:28 same here. people n youngsters r focusing on western type of development. even the govt at centre is doing that😑 hve been really disappointed with modi on that part. 1:10:32 1:11:11 very important. I keep on saying that to people who r prospering to keep looking at environment or v r fckd.

[@shrin210]

India is on Right direction USA is in Wrong direction I'm happy with Modi.

[@chaitanyavelamala7268]

43:10 for someone who is a lawyer, this has to be the most contraversial statement

[@GeraltofTrivia111]

Is he wrong??

[@chaitanyavelamala7268]

@@GeraltofTrivia111 No. I loved it Very rare to see people take a stand like that

[@ermalai]

Whole world knows justice works for people with deep pockets.

[@upadhyayrathiraj1518]

Wanted to listen to Sai Deepak only.

[@nbansal]

What's the California Book crisis, 2016 that he mentioned at around the 59 minute mark?

[@diyatvusa]

This is why we’re here 😀 kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKbOcnRuhseKmpIsi=ZDyU4kM59ki4sU6z

[@Kuldeep-vb8mi]

Very Good Initiative. India needs to balance its ancient wisdom and culture with new science and technology. That is only way to integral yoga. Wise Conversation. Please don't laugh on a serious conversation.

[@ashishpatel350]

Facts

[@TheWarriorWriter]

Lion Roared 🦁

[@siddhantmehta7761]

Where is Sanjeev Sanyal Stanford talk recording ?

[@diyatvusa]

We will post it shortly.

[@rameshramachandran2166]

Enjoyed the views and the depth of knowledge and history. One suggestion if I may - the answers are way too long winded. I am sure a justice would cut him off a lot sooner if he pontificated even on simple questions in the SC. But his views and sharp intellect and analysis are a very welcome change. Hope he makes it to a Farid Zakaria episode and opeds in the USA media. That has been currently hijacked and even if Mr. deepak takes the view he doesn’t care - he should. It’s a country that needs to be educated on what’s really going on. Who better than people like us with his help to do so.

[@libertyismyindefeasiblerig3838]

sai is amazing

[@adhishkulkarni5651]

29:25 - JSD

[@rajkumarramaswamy7442]

Well asked and well put

[@4thgen.warfareexpert780]

38:02 why host is laughing? Felt weird

[@DNADietClub]

USA and India are both inclusive and big hearted countries!

[@shrin210]

Let's wait and watch for the future of USA.

[@chandraravikumar]

Did anyone notice that the auto-generated captions got nearly all of Sai Deepak’s words right, but stumbled a bit with the American accented (?) interviewer?

[@thirumalarayahalemane1760]

YES, OUR SONS SUFFERED, WERE TARGETED, YES YES, OUR SONS SUFFERED, WERE TARGETED, YES YES, OUR SONS SUFFERED, WERE TARGETED, YES YES, OUR SONS SUFFERED, WERE TARGETED, YES YES, OUR SONS SUFFERED, WERE TARGETED, YES YES, OUR SONS SUFFERED, WERE TARGETED, YES YES, OUR SONS SUFFERED, WERE TARGETED, YES YES, OUR SONS SUFFERED, WERE TARGETED, YES

[@amitexo]

@bedeutungslosigkeit4627 All caps, repetitive & cryptic...i reckon it's spamming

[@tempqwerty923]

Attended the event as an affiliate. Thoroughly disappointed at the quality of questions to the guests, Stanford mba lost its charm. What a lost opportunity.

[@dockalra]

the speaker talks about indic renessance. In recent years we tend to condemn our existing constitution as colonial and western. There is talk of decolonization etc. I want to know as to specificially what would Mr Sai Deepak, Sanyal, and Sampath want to change in our constitution to make it more close to our ancient civilizational values. How can values of equality, fraternity, freedom of thought and expression be alien? How are Bhartiya values different than what our founding fathers instilled in our constitution? I would love for him to spell out Indic civilational values. Here we have Mr J Sai Deepak talking to a minority community at one of the most prestigious universities in the US. Isn't that amazing and wonderful. I am not sure, you could do the same in today's India!

[@coffee2331]

I had same thought as you. But i saw vivek ramaswamy been asked "is usa ready for hindu president" several times had really opened my eyes. Thought USA had really open community to all thoughts. But that question didnt felt like was from just questioneers but from large population of usa. I saw many influential people calling our gods demons, devils etc. Imagine a self made billionaire running for president asked such question. Then what would happen to you or any commin hindu person if he will openly admit to be hindu. Will he not face any consequences? And this is 2024 america. Also india is far better that terms then. We had president A.P.J. Abdul kalam, prime minister Manmohan Singh without ever been asked about their religion. We still never question on their religion but their work only.

[@AA13494]

bcz hindu community is peaceful and productive unlike the minority in india which is violent and used to appeasement. hindu community in usa does not dream of converting usa to a hindu country like muslims dream of gazwa-e-hind we r fighting for our existence while muslims are fighting for dominance. u leftist alws miss the nuance. we already hv muslim leaders in india spewing venom against hindus and their ways of life. what more do u want??

[@fantom6218]

JSD big salute to ya boy,ur saffron 🚩 pride Love ya bruh,Love from UAE💐

[@sarvajanhitaay]

58:33 again all these kids taking interview on this forum have no sense that one should not put foot on others face, you are talking to, specially elders or seniors in any sense.

[@deepaksingh3172]

Bring a bureaucrat to a function & they hog most of the time. Time limits should’ve been set for these folks to allow maximum time for the main speaker JSD. 26 minutes!!

[@8PM-10AM]

Sharma ji ke ladke ne badiya interview liya hai👍

[@keithhunt5328]

His name is Dev khare

[@amitexo]

@@keithhunt5328 That gorgeous dude interviewing JSD aint Dev Khare!

[@adish7839]

jsd can be a great rapper.

[@sitting1000]

38:04 Host, what's with the weird laugh?

[@amitexo]

Out of the buttload of info, views and opinions in this piece, that's the thing that stood out to you???

[@adpkrs]

I wish they had a better host who really cared about topics discussed and had respect for Hindu culture and JSD.

[@cktraveller6278]

There is no dearthof great quotes from great Indians like viivekananada. Consulate general should have been more thoughtful!

[@jp-jb1bw]

Piercing insight.

[@chandraravikumar]

A small suggestion on Bharathiya courtesy. Do not sit in a manner that shows the soles of the shoes to the audience.

[@amitexo]

Bharatiya sanskriti has more urgent and pressing issues than to be bothered by the sight of a shoe sole. The comments shows so much pettiness and basically took nothing from what has been said in this whole conversation. We are truly our own worst enemies with our mindset!

[@chandraravikumar]

Hasty of you to conclude that this small observation of mine is all the message that was taken from this programme; or that I think that a visible sole of a shoe is the sum total of Bharath’s problems. The comments section is provided by the uploader for the audience / viewer to interact both with ithe uploader and with other viewers. Sri Sai Deepak has been travelling from venue to venue inside and outside Bharath educating comatose “Hindus” on the perilous state of their very existence.“ Bharathiyathva / Bharathiya Dharma” and its Janmabhoomi are under serious threat. To quote, or misquote, Plutarch "It's not enough for Caesar's wife to be virtuous, she must be seen to be virtuous." He and his interviewer are in a formal and serious stage location here, and stage etiquette needs to be conformed to. In our language we would say this is an “aachaaram” to be observed. Comportment that seems to be slighting of the audience undeservingly reduces from SD’s own high stature. He may not have been even aware of holding such a posture. So, is it an offence to have gently called their attention to this lapse which, small as it is, can cause some discomfort to the viewer, and maybe distract from the real issues being discussed, and worse give cause for criticism from those inimical to our interests? If there had been another personal conduit to them I would have chosen that. I am an old-fashioned senior. I am of the sentiment, “ He is young. He must be tired travelling and talking so much. No matter, next time he will be careful.” My comment comes from this position.

[@amitexo]

@@chandraravikumar Primo, you were hasty in assuming that i did not see your other comment on this video where you questioned and poked the interviewer's accent! You cannot use your seniority as a crutch to hide your shallowness, which is evident with both your comments. Maybe your generation's focus on matter rather than substance brought us to this, in the first place? "Next time he will be careful"? How condescending and patronising. You really think you are being helpful, aren't you? As someone who is probably way younger, i plead with you to just give your blessings and allow the actual yoddha to defend the rashtra! We do not need "fashion designers" for uniforms, we require valour and bravery. We will adhere to "aachaaram" and etiquette when we as a people and our temples are free from threats. Humble pranam 🙏

[@ArunPaji]

Indian diplomats sound like progress report readers.

[@mjshbhasm7263]

The organisers wasted much of the time instead u would hv given that time to JSD for his speech. Know the values of the speakers you hv invited for, don’t behave confused or halter skelter running hither & titter so on

[@dockalra]

I beg to disagree with the speaker on the argument that somehow the Indian diaspora is under threat or is not allowed to practice its culture in the US. I have lived in the US for 24 years and feel welcomed and assimilated. In fact it is crucial for all immigrant communities to make an earnest attempt to blend in and adopt the values of their new homeland.

[@pawanmujje3002]

Physical threat is there..as no Indian americans join police forces..as much as they shud

[@sunilkansara7814]

sorry to say but his laugh and hurry reduce the importance of conversation

[@greymanBB]

What a triviality to be focusing on.

[@amitexo]

Dunno who's laugh and "hurry"(think u meant haste or something) you're referring to but seriously!?

[@indrutamilkavi]

Deepak has strong guilt of regressive vedic texts on castes and its manifestation of vedic culture in the stratification of modern indian society. But, indigenous cultures are withering out Vedic influences and are slowly retuning to rational ways. Sure he appears to be in a bubble.

[@shrin210]

Which regressive Vedic texts you are referencing?? He has no guilt. Caste is nonsense and it is defined by Western countries. He had explained Jaati Varna system and has no guilt with it.

[@shrin210]

@@indrutamilkavi What discriminations?

[@jp-jb1bw]

Can you specify what are the plus points or advantages to the masses due to this return to 'rational' ways...

[@jp-jb1bw]

​@@indrutamilkaviJust a play with words.

[@indrutamilkavi]

@@jp-jb1bw they are free of the foreign sankriti influence. Oh well that is one freedom.

[@IMasterSkeptic]

One thing- J Sai...

[@skagraw2]

Our kayar brahman were writing akbar puran.

[@varunkhugshal9049]

You can found individuals from all strata of society licking boots of izlamic and Britishers coloniser and find individuals from all castes fighting against them. Individuals are mostly driven by individual interests, individual motivations, group identity clarifies Little

[@skagraw2]

I am cautious about dharma that takes minimalist (cheap is best, man changa to kathauti ganga). Instead i would like our ethos to change to maximalist (always pick the best, always make available the best). Plus i want polygamy to be legal for both gender, matrilineal family where who is the father doesnt matter, it is the woman to decide who get to decide who is permitted to be father.

[@ermalai]

Why is the anchor so biased towards the so called abrahamic rel, whats his problem? Why these pseudo seculars so sickening