What a Wikipedia page costs in India, what drives the price, why the assessment is free, and why ‘guaranteed’ cheap pages are a warning sign.

How a policy-compliant Wikipedia page is created: eligibility assessment, source research, article strategy, neutral drafting, compliance review, publication and monitoring.

Wikipedia notability explained: the general notability guideline, subject-specific criteria for people, companies and academics, and the sourcing standard behind them.

A plain-language explanation of Wikipedia eligibility for Indian individuals and organisations: what notability means, what sources count, and how to assess yourself.

How Wikipedia editors assess sources, and how to grade your own Indian media coverage: reliable vs unreliable, independent vs promotional, substantial vs passing.

The most common reasons Wikipedia drafts are declined and articles deleted — notability, sourcing, promotional tone, conflict of interest — and what actually fixes each.