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What Scientists Make of the Govt’s New Draft Ethics Policy for Academics

Should Publishing Journal Articles Be Mandatory for PhD Students?

University Grants Commission. Credit: PTI

We May Soon Find Out How Good Our PhDs Are

The University Grants Commission has adopted new rules against academic plagiarism. Credit: pixabay

UGC’s Anti-Plagiarism Rules Don’t Make Room for Realities of Indian Academia

Research on coral reefs published by scientists at the Zoological Survey of India (ZSI) has been found to have plagiarised content, some of it wrong and misleading.

Joint Director of Zoological Survey Plagiarised Book, Published False Data

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The Stanford Prison Experiment, or How to Make It Big Using Research Fraud