Talk:CV Madhukar
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I object the deletion of the article. To use a user-name that indicates affiliation with the described person was provoking this discussion, but on the other hand was just making transparent what could have been hidden otherwise as well. In spite of the conflict of interest there are too many points speaking in favour of the importance of the article to delete it:
a) The article names an article in a India wide published newspaper liveMint that found it important enough to spend a whole page on CV Madhukar and describing his project.
b) The Indian Express and the The Economic Times found it both important enough what CV Madhukar works on to let him several times space in their newspapers to express it. More links to further articles in further newspaper can be added.
c) In spite of most civil society groups in this case the financial background is named and made already public before by the Mint article. This is unusually transparent especially in the Indian environment.
d) The cause CV Madhukar fights for is - politically debatable affiliations with the World Bank left aside - very much the same as for the Wikipedia project as well: making debates more informed, transparent and participatory and therefore likely to lead to a better end. As can be proven by a lot of articles as well which name it explicitely, it is additionally the policy of PRS to share own statistical data (about what happens in parliament) which are compiled freely with everybody who's interested, very much again a policy as open as in the Wikipedia project.
e) It could be discounted that the most important argument, the influence of CV Madhukar on legislative debates and the thinking of MPs in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha is difficult to be proven. But already the size of the project should prove a relevant influence of the described person on Indian politics, which makes the article relevant, including for those who object the liberal political background.
With these arguments I only object the deletion of the article. Much speaks in favour of making language and content more neutral by avoiding unmarked citations from the self-published bio in the article. Buergerbeck 04:56, 31 July 2007 (UTC)
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