Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Saidu Medical College swat
first, the nom didnt read the article carefully; It's grown to 93. Nor, as Oakshade just pointed out, did he look at the references. It's in a major city, and has a 500-bed hospital. It's been around for 9 years now.   Second, size doesn't matter-- Princeton was founded with 10 students; its first graduating class had only 6. Third, it has long been established here that all institutions of higher education, including medical schools, are considered  notable. If one goes by the GNG, all of them do turn out to have sources, though, --especially in countries like India, they tend to be i print and difficult to find.  The rule is potentially sourceable, and they all are;  we have one already.  We need to avoid ultural bias   And,as Bongomatic said, we have more important things to do than debate questions like this. I was sourcing some unsourced BLPs when this article was challenged. I'm going back to it
— User:DGG, 01:51, 10 February 2010 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:C (Wikipedia:Copyrights)