Talk:Deepak Tripathi

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I have just modified and fixed the broken link to Antigonish Review (affiliated with St Francis Xavier University, Ca) with a review of Deepak Tripathi's book "Overcoming the Bush Legacy in Iraq and Afghanistan" (ref 14) and added a review by Christopher Schoppa in the Washington Post of the same book (ref 16). 
But two links (ref 2 and ref 5) to the Royal Historical Society Fellows' list and Aligarh University's alumi list are showing error messages, though they seem to be live. 
I am a librarian, now retired from a public library system that has these books for academics and general readers. I occasionally  try to update this article, but do not have good enough technical skills.
Sorry I cannot fix these couple of errors. Please could some Wikipedian fix these faulty links?  
Regards  — Preceding unsigned comment added by SurreyLibrarian1 (talk • contribs) 15:38, 3 September 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  Washington Post review of Deepak Tripathi's book & modification of links 

message: Dear Chiswick Chap/other editors,
I do not wish to get into an argument about the way whole sections were deleted on my Wikipedia page. Once a BBC News editor myself, I respect skilful editing. Let me say the following – 
After the recent bout of editing, one sentence reads: 
"After a year at Aligarh Muslim University,[5] he wrote a book on Afghanistan.[6][7]" 
What does it mean? How are the two parts of the sentence connected? It needs context explaining why the book on Afghanistan was written and published. 
As regards my education and career, how does one find "third-party sources"? I know where I studied and worked, and journalists write about others. Others do rarely write about journalists. My life and career are recorded on many sources which have been listed.  
I should be grateful if you could salvage the page Deepak Tripathi. What I have said is factual, not "outrageous". 
Kind regards,
Deepak Tripathi
PhD FRHistS FRAS  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2A00:23C5:DCA0:3D01:A841:3E6F:A7FD:427E (talk) 02:34, 3 June 2022 (UTC)
thread_title:  Deepak Tripathi: My Wikipedia Page