Talk:Jagdish Kashyap

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Contradictory names

There should be some consistency in the name. It is Kashyap, Kasyap, Kasyapji or Kashyapji? --- Skapur 00:09, 4 December 2006 (UTC) I know...on the front page its kashyap so why can't someone just stick to that? its kasyap, kashyap, kashyapji, and kasyapji[reply]

Please note that Kashyapji is simply a respectful way of saying Kashyap in Hindi somewhat similar to adding -san in Japanese. All other spellings are also valid as the word Kashyap is of Hindi origin I suggest all references be Bhikkhu Kashyap ji.

Contradictory versions of the 1st Benares University Assignment

His student of that time understood a slightly different version of the job status than what was summarised from the history book source. As I don't have access to the book source I simply now give both versions. The 'Sangharakshita' version is lovely prose anyway and not unlikely, so I added the quote completely. Erikdr (talk) 12:44, 12 August 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Additional reference

Fixed the Malaysian town, and added a reference to a full three-page biography about him in a Triratna book. Well-researched and has some more details than here in the Wiki. Erikdr (talk) 08:21, 29 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]