Deletion of Gaurav Chaudhary (2nd nomination)

Comment: With over 9.7 million subscribers to ''Technical Guruji'', his channel is the most subscribed Hindi tech channel, and stands at the 5th position among all tech channels, per the https://socialblade.com/youtube/top/category/tech/mostsubscribed cited source of the article. His channel also seems to be the most viewed Hindi tech channel. So he is obviously popular, but as far as WP notability is concerned, it seems to be a case of . BTW, there is a https://www.amazon.com/Biography-Successful-Indian-Youtuber-Chaudhary-ebook/dp/B0778MCPMX short biography of him at the ''Amazon'', but we don't know regarding the quality of that kindle edition. In any case, that would count as a single in-depth source
Stance: comment
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Too soon (WP:TOOSOON)

Comment: After reading the nom's comment, noting that the number of references currently cited on any article does not determine notability; indeed, this a a key part of Wikipedia:Deletion is not cleanup. I believe that  is met due to a wide range of adequate sources that could be cited in the article. Many are not of the best quality or are listings, but per no fixed amount of sources are required for any article. One is a standard listing article https://techseen.com/2017/02/10/10-indian-youtube-channels-tech-easy-masses/ (in itself, not a quality source) that provides a descent claim to significance for TechnicalGuruji (Chuaudhary's YouTube channel). Another is an article from the Economic Times https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/tech/internet/online-video-content-sees-a-surge-as-india-records-nearly-400-million-internet-users/articleshow/57172410.cms which, while also fairly short, specifically notes Technical Guruji as one of two channels that YouTube has focused their advertising campaign around. One of the better sources https://www.livemint.com/Companies/0oWwjv8z2pLUgnk4zCD1PM/We-have-a-content-ecosystem-that-is-wide-deep-well-balance.html that could be added to the article is an interview (published in Mint (newspaper)) in which the head of entertainment for YouTube India makes multiple mentions of Technical Guruji; quoting "Also, in a country we are now buying so many gadgets, that channels like Technical Guruji have become a reference point for consumers and are a vital part of the consumer’s journey as they start to make a purchase." That is fairly clearly enough to entertain the possibility of a SIGCOV argument. Also working the significance angle, here is a (albeit, a possible trivial mention) brief article in which the Times of India reports on Paramarsh announcement that Gaurav Chaudhary, otherwise known as ‘technical guruji’, is being invited to that year's event. I will also note that, due to Technical Guruji being the name of Chaudary's famous YouTube channel, many more search results can be found using the channel's name as opposed to his own. A  should be conducted for both names, just in case
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG||WP:BEFORE)