Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Estonia–India relations
Per nom. No one—including me—likes deleting pretty, content-ful (as opposed to contentless) articles, but this is really a non-topic. Quite simply, there are no independent, secondary sources that discuss this topic directly or in depth, and therefore, according the |notability guidelines this article should be deleted. Sure, the Indian and Estonia gov'ts have a lot info on this topic on their websites, but these sources aren't ''independent'' so they do not establish notability. And sure, there are a handful of 200 to 300 word articles in reliable, third-party sources that talk about meetings between these governments, but I would not call this coverage in-depth, nor does it ''directly'' address the topic of these countries' relations. The article as it is stands looks nice, but on closer inspection it turns out to be a |synthesis of primary/non-independent sources
— User:Yilloslime, 19:04, 12 July 2009 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:SYN (Wikipedia:Notability)