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correctly, as per definition, converge on links to pages for grammar, phonology, Hindustani, and Khari Boli, and diverge on links to pages for script, literature, and history. Further individual expansions would be
Dakkhini for Urdu, and Awadhi, Braj, etc. for Hindi (allowing a unfettered and accurate explication of its aforementioned broader sense). Thus I've already outlined the bases of two prospective templates, presenting their differences, nuances, characteristics.
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1321:, I don't edit the same articles. In my last edit I was writing something positive about Jews. This is the only reason that I can think of that someone would think that I am Hkelkar. Picaroon (or the editor who asked him to do this) thinks that every Hindu editor who says something positive about Jews must be a Hkelkar sock (Hkelkar was a Hindu-Jewish editor). This is a grave Adminstrator abuse.
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people when they migrated(however India's effects of modern Hindi standard cannot be ignored). I have absolutely no suggestions for this. It could be possible that we deal them case-by-case, eg. Mauritius' language might be called a dialect of
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1525:. These include Arunachali Hindi and Haflong Hindi and Bambaiyya, Lahori Urdu, Karachi Urdu etc. Simple to deal with them per se, but again, how do you put them- call them pidgin dialects of Hindi or Urdu or Hindustani? It is silly to call some as dialects of Urdu while some as dialects of Hindi. If at all we do this then we'll have to use better terminology.
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1826:, so if the article exists, the concept certain exists. If there are several articles dealing with the same subject, there is no reason why a template cannot be created to connect all of them. Your template appears to do that pretty well so there is no reason why it should be deleted as per Knowledge (XXG) policies. This template
940:, I've started the Indian wine article. It is in a very rough, early state and I would greatly appreciate any help from the India project in developing it further. Anything from fact checking to images to expansion would be wonderful, especially from a project with such a great track record in producing FAs. Thanks!
1518:. These are special cases. It will make no sense to call them dialects of Urdu, because Urdu itself is a standard of Hindustani. Similarly there is no sense in saying that Dakhni and Rekhta are dialects of Urdu, but other languages like Awadhi, etc. are dialects of Hindi. I am clueless here too. No suggestions.
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standardized registers of it. If anything, it'd make for a better template than "Hindustani" because of the accuracy/clarity surrounding it (unlike
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I would like to say that I am not a new user but have contributed something for the first time. Before this I used to post on the talk pages of articles but nobody replied ever. Now when I have created something very petty, one guy comes up and says that it is nonsensical and he will have it deleted.
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I need help of YOU ONE or few Happy New year Pls help me to circulate this appeal- if any body/ or few of You brillaiants who reside in North India can tell me about newspapers in India like Punjab Kesari, Dainik
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and see what can be done with it? It was on my watchlist, because the author originally created a near-empty page, but later added content. It's still very confusing to me, but the author removed the cleanup/confusing tags. I'm grossly ignorant on this topic, and would not even know where to begin.
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My question is this - why do we need to know the religion of the people who raised him? Khan was a Hindu, but was raised by Hindus for most of his life. How is that information necessary in a biography? Its like stating "Eminem is a white rapper, and most of his colleagues are black." in an article
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Could someone please look at the article on Naresh Sonee? When I searched for references to him in English, I found self-published articles and poems on the web, but nothing else to suggest notability. His article and the one on his book, which I have put an AfD on, both make claims to notability,
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Scholastic currency of the term. Books, reviews, articles, papers, etc. are written about the "Hindi" and "Urdu" languages, not the "Hindustani language". As I've said, the term Hindustani will garner a sentence or two in these articles about Hindi and Urdu, noting it as a colloquial go-between,
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gives just a couple of the many good reasons why little flag icons aren't appropriate for birth and death locations in infoboxes. They are confusing, create nationalistic (flag-waving) disputes, and can be inappropriate because they imply nationalistic support, when the birth place is merely a
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If desired and hopefully quickly understood and agreed upon, this change or compromise could be implemented immediately. It could also wait, considering the poor state of much of what falls under the Hindi and Urdu domain or pages, but whatever. The improvement and development of these pages is
1855:, so if the article exists, the concept certain exists" doesn't really mean anything as I did not object to the concept of Hindustani at all, but rather to its use as template header for all topics Hindi and Urdu, and the definitional implications that flow from such a usage. Read my two posts
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Hi everyone, hope you are all enjoying the cricket today. I have removed a speedy tag from the above article but I have no idea on its notability, importance or otherwise. If someone from this WikiProject could take a look and see if a decent article could be made from it, it would be much
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India has got ageold traditions of people claiming themselves to be godmans and they do get followers out of such followers some follower may turn to wikipedia.If we deside to take note of all Gurus and and Godmans and their individual scriptures we do need indipendant wiki some thing like
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The question remains. You said what you said, and I am asking editors if a in WP we need to make a distinction between the VP of India, and the VP of the USA as it relates to them attending a public event and making a speech at that event. Please let others comment. Thanks.
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These are- Braj bhasha, Awadhi, Bhojpuri, Marwari, Pahari languages of Uttaranchal and HP, etc. I think we should deal with them under two headings: "Hindi languages" and "Indo-Aryan languages". Someone has written a "Hindi languages" article- I think that was a wonderful
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I am not sure that I understand your language. Could you please explain more??? What do you mean by "straying into NOT a collection of indescriminate lists"?? What is AFD???? I would like to present why I thinkl these lists are suitable here?? Fair and Honest_India
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The definitional instability of the term. There is a problem of confusion regarding the term's use, with two different senses being accorded to it. The first sense has it as another name of "Khari Boli", which itself is clear in its definition. It is a dialect, a
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What an Indian politician said about a spiritual personage? This could hardly get any more commonplace. I'm having a hard time believing that this is being discussed, unless we're trying to formulate a guideline blanket-banning such effluvia from BLPs.
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you know Hindi. or interested to explore different/ all or specific religion , philosophy , poetry etc . I want your help to translate some few 50 line of Hindi to English. Pls. Gift your name to me on my talk page please Regards - --
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