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PROD concern stated as "Fails to receive intellectually independent coverage across the two sources (BBC and NDTV-piece) that were available in my search and seemed semi-descent. The latter is solely written in terms of awarding her a non-notable award. The Better India source over this article ain't a RS. IIMLN awards are miles away from being notable. The Hindu leadership award is equally non-notable stuff. Ref-4 is the NDTV piece that I described above. Homepage ofher own trust isn't a RS. The Times Foundation is an associate of Ruia and that explains the puff piece that they have penned; well ain't RS. That's it."
This is disputable, especially the claim that The Times of India is an associate of the subject of the article. There is also other coverage besides that noted above. RebeccaGreen (talk) 18:29, 9 February 2019 (UTC)[reply]