Talk:Singngat

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Singngat, a beautiful hilly village, skirted by sprawling plains below, has a very pleasant climate.
Second to none when it comes to matters of awareness and progress, self-esteem and valour and the birthplace of many a great folklore, which will be always cherished and remembered, that in short is Singngat. It is the birthplace and humble beginnings of prominent businessmen, academicians, officers, artisans, writers, singers and songwriters, musicians, comedians, sportsmen and others who have excelled in their varied achievements. It is with great pleasure to recollect that it has an educational institution that has been recognised for its excellence even at the state level and was also a proud owner of a movie theatre at one point of time. The many great singers and their music albums it has produced, the books, novels, journals and articles it has churned out, and a very enlightening documentary and a couple of motion pictures it brought out, and the famous 'Singngat Special' tea has greatly enhanced the value of its 'Soft Power'. These are its identity which will live on for posterity.

The above content is full of "peacock terms" and wording that is loaded language presenting pure advocacy that violates NPOV. Otr500 (talk) 14:07, 13 November 2020 (UTC)[reply]