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Ok, it is a hymn, but that alone doesn't establish notability. Dennis Brown (talk) 20:27, 27 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Note: This debate has been included in the list of India-related deletion discussions. • Gene93k (talk) 23:22, 27 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Note: This debate has been included in the list of Albums and songs-related deletion discussions. • Gene93k (talk) 23:22, 27 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Note: This debate has been included in the list of Christianity-related deletion discussions. • Gene93k (talk) 23:22, 27 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Delete. There have been thousands upon thousands of hymns written. What makes this one special? St Anselm (talk) 23:45, 27 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]
Convert to disambiguation page (first preference) or keep (second preference). StAnselm — When I saw Slumdog Millionare, I got confused as to whether "Jai Ho" was some pop/techno adaptation of "Jaya Ho" (I don't speak Hindi). I looked up "Jaya Ho" on Wikipedia and found no article and no dablink. I got confused and had to do quite a bit of digging on various websites to find that the song and the hymn are unrelated; because I didn't know about the "Jai Ho" transliteration/spelling, it was only by chance that I found that the two are unrelated: Someone else on a different website had happened to transliterate the Slumdog Millionaire song title "Jai Ho" as "Jaya Ho." I've set "Jaya Ho" to redirect to "Jai ho" and made "Jai ho" a disambiguation page distinguishing between multiple uses of the corresponding phrase: It links to the Slumdog Millionare article using the article's capitalization "Jai Ho", and it lists the hymn as "Jaya Ho". BTW, for the validity of "Jaya ho" as a transliteration, see the history of Jaya ho, which now-blocked/deleted user WillyGA created in an act of vandalism by posting what amounts to a victory cheer. (Jaya ho now also redirects to Jai ho.) — Antediluvian67 (talk) 14:41, 28 October 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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 *'''Delete'''. There have been thousands upon thousands of hymns written. What makes this one special? [[User:StAnselm|<b>St</b>]][[Special:Contributions/StAnselm|Anselm]] ([[User talk:StAnselm|talk]]) 23:45, 27 October 2011 (UTC)
-*'''Convert to disambiguation page''' (first preference) or '''keep''' (second preference). &nbsp; StAnselm — When I saw ''Slumdog Millionare'', I got confused as to whether "Jai Ho" was some pop/techno adaptation of "Jaya Ho" (I don't speak Hindi).  I looked up "Jaya Ho" on Wikipedia and found no article and no dablink.  I got confused and had to do quite a bit of digging on various websites to find that the song and the hymn are unrelated; because I didn't know about the "Jai Ho" transliteration/spelling, it was only by chance that I found that the two are unrelated:  Someone else on a different website had happened to transliterate the ''Slumdog Millionaire'' song title "Jai Ho" as "Jaya Ho."  I've set "Jaya Ho" to redirect to "Jai ho" and made "Jai ho" a disambiguation page distinguishing between multiple uses of the corresponding phrase:  It links to the Slumdog Millionare article using the article's capitalization "Jai Ho", and it lists the hymn as "Jaya Ho".  BTW, for the validity of "Jaya ho" as a transliteration, see the history of [[Jaya ho]], which now-blocked/deleted user [[User:WillyGA|WillyGA]] created in an act of vandalism by posting what amounts to a victory cheer.  ([[Jaya ho]] now redirects to [[Jai ho]].)  — [[User:Antediluvian67|Antediluvian67]] ([[User talk:Antediluvian67|talk]]) 14:41, 28 October 2011 (UTC)
+*'''Convert to disambiguation page''' (first preference) or '''keep''' (second preference). &nbsp; StAnselm — When I saw ''Slumdog Millionare'', I got confused as to whether "Jai Ho" was some pop/techno adaptation of "Jaya Ho" (I don't speak Hindi).  I looked up "Jaya Ho" on Wikipedia and found no article and no dablink.  I got confused and had to do quite a bit of digging on various websites to find that the song and the hymn are unrelated; because I didn't know about the "Jai Ho" transliteration/spelling, it was only by chance that I found that the two are unrelated:  Someone else on a different website had happened to transliterate the ''Slumdog Millionaire'' song title "Jai Ho" as "Jaya Ho."  I've set "Jaya Ho" to redirect to "Jai ho" and made "Jai ho" a disambiguation page distinguishing between multiple uses of the corresponding phrase:  It links to the Slumdog Millionare article using the article's capitalization "Jai Ho", and it lists the hymn as "Jaya Ho".  BTW, for the validity of "Jaya ho" as a transliteration, see the history of [[Jaya ho]], which now-blocked/deleted user [[User:WillyGA|WillyGA]] created in an act of vandalism by posting what amounts to a victory cheer.  ([[Jaya ho]] now also redirects to [[Jai ho]].)  — [[User:Antediluvian67|Antediluvian67]] ([[User talk:Antediluvian67|talk]]) 14:41, 28 October 2011 (UTC)