Old habits die hard for a ‘new’ newspaper?
20 May 2008
Sakaal Times, the English newspaper owned by Union agriculture minister Sharad Pawar’s nephew Abhijit Pawar, designed by Mario Garcia with former Times of India editor Dileep Padgaonkar playing a key editorial role, has run into trouble less than a fortnight after its launch in Poona.
The blog Pen Pricks has detected plagiarisation of content in an editorial published yesterday, 19 May 2008 on healthcare. The piece has allegedly lifted a huge chunk (highlighted above) from an article by Leena V. Gangolli, Ravi Duggal and Abhya Shukla published at cehat.org.
Read the full article here: Mottled dawn: Sakaal Times plagiarises editorial
Editorial image: courtesy Pen Pricks
Tags: Dileep Padgaonkar, Churumuri, Sans Serif, Sharad Pawar, Mario Garcia, Pen Pricks, Sakaal Times


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27 May 2008 at 3:58 pm
How could Padgaonkar commit such a crime? After all, he had once held the second most important post in the country