# Talk:Naulakha Pavilion

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one lakh equals 100,000 what? U.S. dollars?
Specify which Dept. of Arch.
Clarify common use language (Urdu?) and add citation
Shouldn't "pavilion" be capitalized throughout when referring to "Naulakha Pavilion" since it would be a proper noun (place)? If so, article will need to be moved as well.
The following sentence could be broken up for easier readability: "This unique feature is symbolic of Shajahani architecture[3] and reflects a mixture of contemporary traditions (at the time of its construction) of sloping-roof from Bengal, and Baldachin from Europe, to demonstrate imperial as well as religious image."
"of the finest quality" is POV unless a direct citation.
Fix prose tagged-section
I added some citation tags, the information for which might be covered in the References section, but WP:inline citations still need to be used.
Section "Environmental concerns" is really only one concern--section is small and perhaps should be integrated into History or elaborated upon
Why not put picture of Pakistan Embassy at Washington DC next to pertinent section?
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Please find citations for the text I marked accordingly
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For the most part.
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Seven images, all in good standing


### Conclusion
In its current condition, I will put the GAN on hold (for one week) until the above issues are addressed. Thank you! --Eustress (talk) 17:48, 3 May 2008 (UTC)

Thank you for your attention to these issues and for moving the article. I'm happy to pass this on to GA status now...congrats! --Eustress (talk) 20:34, 4 May 2008 (UTC)

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This article has been nominated for Version 0.7 of the offline Wikipedia release but did not meet the standards for importance. It has been put on Wikipedia:Release_Version_Nominations/Held_nominations for further review. Please see that page for details.
This article is short but it seems to be good for the topic.  However, it does not appear to be important enough to make it into a selection that aims to include the top 1% of Wikipedia.  I think what is needed is some expansion work on the main article (Lahore Fort), and perhaps also  to bring that to the GA or FA level, and then perhaps this article could be included as a nice support article. See Angkor Wat (FA) or Alhambra (only C-Class or weak B) to get an idea of the sort of expansion possible for this sort of topic.  Thanks, Walkerma (talk) 03:35, 19 October 2008 (UTC)