Talk:Andal Venkatasubba Rao

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NPOV dispute

My main concerns in this article focus on these few sentences.

“The turning point in her life came with her marriage in 1928 to M. Venkatasubba Rao, a judge at Madras High Court who would later be knighted by the British Queen, and the couple founded Madras Seva Sadan, a charitable organization, the same year.”

This section, especially the beginning, seems extremely biased and to say that her marriage was the turning point of her life is very opinionated.

“The organization which was started with a capital of ₹ 10,000 and with 8 orphan girls, have, over the years, grown to a large welfare organization attending to the needs of around 10,000 women and children.”

This section seems like it is trying to make out this organization to be something great and mighty. It very well might be, as I haven’t looked into it to much, but I feel that it is biased and might have been written by someone close to the organization.

I’ve made edits in an attempt to make it more neutral, but I opened the dispute mainly because of the last section because I feel it could be interpreted differently by different people. WildChild300 (talk) 23:11, 18 June 2019 (UTC)[reply]