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Can it be reviewed and removed? Saoli, 15 March, 2014
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I've removed the list of unused sources from the article, because it turned the article into a résumé, as noted in the {{Like resume}} cleanup tag that was on the page. Please feel free to use these sources to cite prose in the article. The sources are reproduced below:
Sources from the article
Whistling Woods International, 19 September 2018: Guest Interactions, "One man, many talents - Sudipto Das awakened a philosophical ethos among the students of WWI"[1]
27 March 2018: Feature, "Sudipto Das believes music can heal, and that is exactly what he has experienced by performing live, through his band is no different."[2]
27 February 2018: Feature, "A journey spanning over a decade, this musician-cum-entrepreneur shares the inside track of his path so far."[3]
20 February 2018: Feature, "A chance project that sprouted out of a discussion at an IIT hostel back in the '90s, continues to make the right kind of noise!"[4]
1 March 2017: Feature, "Sudipto Das has always had a knack to touch upon lesser discussed topics..."[5]
5 June 2016: Featured in Lifestyle, Viral Trending, "Education in India".[6]
The Asian Age, Bombay & Delhi, 5 June 2016: Featured in Life & Style, "Education in India".[7]
The Economic Times, 19 October 2015: Quoted in a feature, "The various cultural programmes will celebrate the essence of India, rather than just Bengali culture..."[8]
26 June 2019: Theatre Review: Schweyk, The Warrior, "True to its theme, the songs [...] serve as the high points of this musical. Portrayed through original scores by a live band of musicians..."[9]
16 March 2019: Feature, Brecht’s comedic play, Schweyk the Warrior, looks at war and its effects on the common man, "Original music ... a spectacular display of Balkan music."[10]
August 2018: Feature, A potpourri of action, suspense, conflict and politics, "Sudipto Das wears many hats. The IITian-turned-columnist is also a musician, speaker at TED events and an entrepreneur."[11]
17 May 2015: Featured in Writers speak, "... balancing office with writing is challenging, it's the former which takes priority."[12][13]
8 September 2014: Schweyk in the Second World War: A veteran's survival guide, "Showcases original music scored for the play, orchestrating the violin, cello and the piano..."[14]
2 April 2020: Life & Style, An apartment in Bengaluru is distributing groceries to daily wage earners, "The idea is to stay at home, respect the lockdown but still do whatever we can at a micro level to minimises the movement of people."[15]
26 March 2019: Feature, Stories of yore, "Every aspect of the production, from the original music score by Sudipto Das ... were professional and well thought-out."[16]
15 March 2019: Feature, "... A musical, with an original score composed by Sudipto Das ..."[17]
20 October 2015: Quoted in Metro Plus feature, "We want to be inclusive and celebrate Durga Puja as an Indian festival..."[18]
13 October 2015: Quoted in Metro Plus feature, "We don't believe in Bengali culture in isolation. We consider the essence of India, celebrating the same, with a touch of Bengal."[19]
10 December 1014: Quoted in Metro Plus feature, "Author Sudipto Das is wary of Radio taxi services..."[20]
11 October 2013: Feature, "Sudipto is possessed with a manic energy as he states that his influences are many and varied..."[21][22]
26 September 2013: Feature, "It took Sudipto intensive research to put the novel together..."[23]
Star of Mysore, 4 October 2013: Interview, "My second book named Prembajar..."[24]
Sakal Times, 6 October 2013: Interview, "It won't be a sequel per se... will be about the mathematician Aryabhatt..."[25]
Techgoss.com, 10 October 2013: Interview, "I would rather prefer working in smaller companies, where making a difference is much easier than in a company like Intel where you're just lost in the crowd..."[26]
The New Indian Express, 15 October 2013: Feature, "Sudipto Das, the author of The Ekkos Clan, writes, perhaps for the first time, on the sufferings of people on the Bangladesh side during the 1947 Partition of India..."[27]
28 October 2013: Quoted in a Lifestyle feature, "This is the basic measure a writer should take when approaching an agent."[28]
25 October 2013: Quoted in a Lifestyle feature, "I don't feel insecure at all because I am financially secure at this age and my creativity hasn't even faltered..."[29]
23 October 2013: Feature, "Sudipto was born into a Bangladeshi family which moved to Kolkata during the Partition..."[30]
NY.NEWSYAPS, 23 October 2013: Review & Feature, "Sudipto pointed out, companies, such as Kodak, Nokia, or Blackberry, took less than a few decades to go from being market-leading innovators to the capitalistic equivalents of failed states..."[31]
Hindustan Times, 27 October 2013: Quoted in "PickingOrder – Get your list of what to READ"[32][33]
"This article may contain excessive or inappropriate references to self-published sources. (October 2019)"
Can this comment be removed from the page now, given that the references were cleared in April 2020
saolide, 28 Nov 2020
