User talk:Bharatanatyam scholar

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Wikipedia is not an appropriate place to promote Kanya Manoj ("Kanya Manoj: a young Bharatanatyam dance viruoso based in Atlanta,USA") by adding her to Wikipedia's list of the most famous Hindus. That list has the names of the 500 or so most famous Hindus of the last several thousand years that have articles in Wikipedia.

I don't think Ms. Manoj is quite to that rank yet, although we wish her well and I'm sure she has a promising future.

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File permission problem with File:Kanyamanoj.jpg
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File:Sillapadhikaram.jpg listed for discussion
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