The result was keep. Mark Arsten (talk) 01:23, 12 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
The cited independent sources in the page history do not confirm any of the claims which were in the article. [1] and [2] are announcements of book fairs in which this company gets less than a one-line mention as one of fifty or eighty exhibitors. [3] is a blog post which has no text other than a photo caption. The rest cites the company's own website or cites Wikipedia. The history is a WP:COI mess, with contributors including user:Aman Arora PR (there was an Aman Arora as "Manager Public Relations at Pustak Mahal" at the time that edit was made, in 2010, per [4]) and user:rrashmissingh (Rashmi Singh (author) has been attempting to promote her own books on Wikipedia, two WP:AFD's are already open on this). Some of the IP editors are also in the same 117.22x.xxx.xxx range used as IP WP:SOCKs to edit Rashmi Singh and her books (which may fail WP:AUTHOR as evidenced by repeated WP:AFD rejections as "Singh Rashmi", "Rashmi Singh Author" and each book title individually, including "Love's Journey"). The text being inserted is corporate advertising, pure and simple. Once the unsourced and promotional claims are removed (which other editors have done already) there's basically nothing left of the page. It would appear the company actually does exist, but with little more than a passing mention in the WP:IRS there's not enough verifiable info for an actual Wikipedia article. I'm not denying that any article on this topic could ever exist, only that one built only with these sources and this mess of WP:COI self-promotion cannot possibly be viable. K7L (talk) 22:05, 5 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]
*Delete. I was responsible for stripping it back some months ago. I am still unable to find any acceptable sources that would suffice. - Sitush (talk) 21:12, 8 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]