Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lance Naik Hanumanthappa
This article has numerous problems, including , excessive detail about the treatment process which has no bearing on any of the claims of notability above, and no direct support for such claims.  If there is some sort of actual medical miracle here, then an article about that needs to be a source, and the discussion on the page needs to be focused on that sort of newsworthy claim.  Simply saying that someone survived for six days tells us nothing about how, for example, no one has ever survived for more than three days and thus six days is amazing, or whatever; you cannot simply assume that that's an amazing statistic without citations.  This is compounded by the fact that he did not ultimately survive; with that taken into account, this whole story is not nearly as surprising, as it follows a common pattern with hypothermia victims, where the excessive cold puts the person into suspended animation, and they survive a surprisingly long time, only to die of organ failure, dropping blood pressure, etc. during revival (rewarming shock). As InedibleHulk mentioned above, if there is a place for any of this information in Wikipedia, it is likely as part of a page about the larger incident here, which seems to be the noteworthy item. Special:Contributions/76.220.30.55|76.220.30.55
— [[User talk:76.220.30.55|talk]]), 09:48, 13 February 2016 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NPOV (Wikipedia:Neutral point of view)