Deletion of K. Banerjee Center of Atmospheric and Ocean Studies

Comment: Since nobody else has done anything substantial, I've continued to look through the "references" (those attached by ). I've come up to the point where KBCAOS and the esteemed Professor Pandey intersect. http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=K._Banerjee_Center_of_Atmospheric_and_Ocean_Studies&oldid=229471616 Before I arrived, Pandey's (unspecified) "help" to KBCAOS was a claim with four "references". Two didn't even mention him. One, which I've left in for now, says who he is but says nothing about KBCAOS. Another promises to say that he won some prize, though as it's in a huge PDF file and I'm connected via dial-up right now, I haven't yet investigated. ¶ Benjiboi writes above ''"the regular contributors obviously have a culture and English as a non-primary language gap."'' Yes, yes, true. But this isn't how Indians "reference" any academic paper that I have ever seen. (If it were, then Indian submissions would never be accepted by non-Indian publications, while Indian publications would be a laughing-stock.) My more charitable interpretation is of a quite stunning degree of incompetence. My less charitable interpretations include mindless "reference"-stuffing and at least one that  probably prevents me from expressing. ¶ NB I haven't yet even started on what the article ''says'', with its wikilinks to itself, etc
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Comment: given the lack of |verifiable sources as argued by Nsk92
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Comment: In general, I think that accredited degree-granting colleges and universities are inherently notable once basic  requirements are met. This one does not appear to be a university or a college even though some degrees (seem to be?) awarded; its size and activities are rather unclear and there are still outstanding  problems with figuring out exactly what the center is and what it does
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Comment: Most research university departments have several centers, and we don't usually keep articles about the department level, let alone the center level, unless there is significant coverage specifically about the center in third party publications. “They exist” isn't good enough. This one may or may not exist, but the disaster that is the references section doesn't convince me that they have the nontrivial coverage needed for |our notability standards
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