Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Shri Kalyan Temple
find sources|Kalyanji|Diggi}} is probably a better search term. The current article is a mess, with one sentence just saying where it is, and the other two presenting an origin myth as fact. However, the temple has verifiably been an "important" pilgrimage centre (with an associated mela) since at least the 19th century, and non-English language sources would probably go further back. The problem is that most of these sources (at least among reliable English language ones easily findable on a Google search) are mere mentions, with little information beyond its being in Diggi, Rajasthan (which, despite not currently having an article, almost certainly meets |NPLACE) and, sometimes, that it is Vaishnava. https://openaccess.leidenuniv.nl/bitstream/handle/1887/16841/ISIM_11_The_Tale_of_the_Hidden_Pir.pdf This source, though, suggests that the temple was significantly rebuilt sometime in the 1990s to disguise the fact that a reputed Muslim pir (Sufism)|pir buried within the temple area had also previously been worshipped on the site (and other sources only available on Google as snippets seem to confirm this) - which makes me wonder if any sources have been quietly "lost" (or at least not reproduced online). Unless and until we can get more details about the temple than would be expected in an article about Diggi, it might be an idea to write that article and redirect this one there
— User:PWilkinson, 18:18, 9 June 2013 (UTC)
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Cited policy: WP:NPLACE (Wikipedia:Notability)