Talk:Prodosh Aich

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Do not delete

He is a professor and an author of a book. As an author, he expressed his views on many notable figures too:). I don't think, the article has to be deleted, just because, he expressed against prominent beliefs and figures.

The article is about an author and his views. Galileo or Einstean too expressed their beliefs against established/agreed norms and beliefs, and some of them were proved right or wrong later;we respect them now and then too.

If you believe, so and so words are "weasel words", feel free to modify them.

--Praveen Goud 17:13, 12 February 2012 (UTC)