Talk:Saibaba Goud

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There is no bias and tried to compile the article by going through various articles,interviews and news in the daily newspapers.Whereever, required references were also added.

Regards, Praveen Goud


 * There's plenty of bias. Peacock words such as "renowned" and en-visionary" automatically carry a non-neutral point of view. Furthermore, you shae the same surname, which indicates a possible conflict of interest. - Realkyhick (Talk to me) 19:55, 3 June 2008 (UTC)

June 03, 2008:

Realkyhick,I used the PEACOCK words with the following justification. 1.Renowned -> Dr.Saibaba Goud is indeed renowned Opthalmologist since he is the first ever recipient of the coveted Indian ophthalmologic award - the national award Ph.D. by Osmania University in India for his work.And he is also Professor and Head of Department of Ophthalmology in Osmania Medical College at Hyderabad in India.He regularly writes articles and lectures in universities,seminars on that topic. He is infact regarded as an eminent,renowned and famous Opthalmologist India ever produced. 2.en-visionary -> He is the first one in India to envision a model and programs for integrating the disabled and blind people with the mainstream of society by providing opportunities in par with International standards. In fact, he lead them as en en-visionary(leader) by taking the issues to the government,corporate industries,voluntary organisations. However,will clean the same surnames repeated and also add the phrase in India for en-visionary or Renowned to imply that he is renowned from India.Will be waiting for your comments. Regards, Praveen Goud


 * Removed some of the Peacock words. "En-visionary" is not an English word.  "Activist", or "proponent" seems to be the most applicable. Dogweather (talk) 02:35, 23 May 2010 (UTC)