Talk:Banke Bihari Temple

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Edit War?[edit]

There seems to have been an edit-war here. I am making the following changes in my current edit, hoping that the people who have been editing this page see this: 1. Removing personal comment - PLEASE don't make personal remarks/replies in the Article Section. If there's anything you want to disagree with, you can always express it on the talk page. 2. Removing reference provided in between paragraph - References are made at the bottom, so this is a minor edit. While editing a section, you can use 'Cite' button for citing and the reference-picture button for giving a reference. If you have any doubt/confusion, you can click 'Help'. Both these buttons are available just above the text-box on Edit Section page. 3. Removing the explanation of difference between 'Bānke Bihāri' and 'Banke Bihari' - Found it totally unnecessary. However, for clarification regarding the issue, I am pasting the text here. the ā in bānke is long ā the a in ban ke is short a so bānke and ban ke are not the same, though it refers to kṛṣṇa bānke bihāri is the enjoyer who is bent ban ke bihāri is enjoyer of the forest.

I have additionally improved little the quality of English used.

NOTE: I too am new here, so my edits may not follow the best protocol w.r.t appearance. I request experienced admins to improve it if possible.--Raghav Sharman (talk) 16:55, 20 October 2013 (UTC)[reply]