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Conflict of interest disclosure — article creator

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I am Anurekha Chakraborty, the granddaughter of the late Rekha Chakraborty and the daughter of Arun Kumar Chakraborty, Principal of Rekha Chitram, the institution she founded. I created this article and am therefore disclosing a close personal and familial connection to the subject, in accordance with Wikipedia's conflict of interest guideline.

I have made every effort to write in a neutral, encyclopaedic tone and to base all content on verifiable sources, including published reviews, archival documentation from Rekha Chitram, and contemporaneous press coverage. I have not used the article to promote commercial services or to include unverifiable claims.

I welcome any corrections, rephrasing for neutrality, or additional citations from other editors. If any statement in the article is felt to be non-neutral or unsourced, I am happy to revise or remove it on this talk page.

The copyright of the artworks and photographs relating to Rekha Chakraborty is held by Arun Kumar Chakraborty, who intends to upload relevant images to Wikimedia Commons under a free licence to improve the article's documentation of her work.

Anurekhac7 (talk) 12:38, 2 May 2026 (UTC)Reply

Request to review COI banner — disclosure already made

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I have already disclosed my relationship to the subject in the section above. I am the granddaughter of Rekha Chakraborty and created this article.

I would like to request that an independent editor review the article for neutrality. I believe the article meets Wikipedia's content policies for the following reasons:

1. All factual claims are supported by inline citations 2. The article does not promote any commercial service 3. The tone follows encyclopaedic style throughout 4. The subject's notability is established through international museum

  acquisitions, the Soviet Land Nehru Award, and published critical essays 
  by Prof. Sibnarayan Ray and Prof. Tarun Sanyal

I welcome any edits for neutrality and am happy to discuss any specific concerns on this page.

Anurekhac7 (talk) 08:56, 3 May 2026 (UTC)Reply

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