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15 March 2011

Links: Plagiarism in Indian Academia

The EPW recently ran a series of articles on plagiarism in Indian academia:
  • How Does the System Encourage Academic Dishonesty? by Rajeshwari Deshpande
  • Pirates, Plagiarisers, Publishers by Prashant Iyengar
  • Plagiarism and Social Sciences by Manjari Katju
  • Karaoked: Plagiarism in the Classroom by Dhanwanti Nayak
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