[Reader-list] Sunita Paul Plagiarism Snowball

[Kshmendra Kaul]

Dear Shambhu
 
In one of the plagiarised (from Daily Star) passages, Sunita Paul has replaced the spellings of "ajan" with "Azan".
 
Would you please tell me if 'aJan' is how Bangladeshis would pronounce what elsewhere is pronounced as "aZan" or is it a misprint in the Daily Star Original.
 
I am also wondering, why (in many commentaries on her) Sunita Paul's claim of being an 'Indian' seems to be taken for-granted as being truthful. There should be some scepticism linked with 'A Plagiarist, A Cheat, A Fraud'. Not to forget 'Cochin" or "Kochi" being spelled as "Kochin"
 
Kshmendra

--- On Wed, 4/15/09, Shambhu Rahmat <shambhu.rahmat at gmail.com> wrote:

From: Shambhu Rahmat <shambhu.rahmat at gmail.com>
Subject: [Reader-list] Sunita Paul Plagiarism Snowball
To: "sarai list" <reader-list at sarai.net>
Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2009, 10:30 AM

Latest on her plagiarism of two Daily Star articles:
http://www.docstrangelove.com/2009/04/14/sunita-paul-continues-to-plagiarize/

Shada Kalo also has a new post out:
http://shadakalo.blogspot.com/2009/04/interesting-and-incisive-does-not.html

Rezwan also has a post out and it looks like The Telegraph of Calcutta
is preparing to publish a piece on "Sunita Paul".

Helene Cooper of the New York Times wrote back to J of Shada Kalo who
had forwarded the plagiarism post. NYT is taking the copyright
violation seriously and will likely pursue it with American Chronicle.

http://shadakalo.blogspot.com/2009/04/sunita-paul-international-woman-of.html
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