Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Discrimination against girls in India
I agree that this article is poorly written and sourced: it's meandering and the material needs consolidating and expanding. It is clearly a sub-topic of Gender inequality in India, and needs to be edited to sit effectively alongside Female foeticide in India, Female infanticide in India, and Violence against women in India. On the other hand, there's no question that discrimination against girls specifically in post-natal health, education and employment is the subject of huge amounts of academic research, and it makes sense to have a proper article on this, cited as a 'main' article at the relevant paragraph in Gender inequality in India. Just to demonstrate notability, I've rather tentatively begun Discrimination against girls in India#Some further reading based on a quick scholar.google.com search. This is by no means an expert selection, and of course what this article really needs is proper in-line references, but I believe it indicates that the topic readily meets . As for the point that other similar entries don't exist for other countries, that's not an argument to delete this piece. Maybe they should exist! But either way, India is such a vast country that it's bound to sustain articles on subjects that would be too niche for many other countries
— User:Alarichall, 10:46, 24 March 2019 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GNG (Wikipedia:Notability)