Were NUS medical students trained by a phony Professor from India ?

Shankar was only an associate professor at the National University of Singapore, but his academic history seemed to promise much more. Here was a past winner of India’s national academic talent scholarship, which goes to less than 1 percent of teenage test takers. Here was a top 3 graduate of the All India Institute of Medicine in New Delhi, which itself is 25 times more selective than Harvard.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ivory-tower-phony-sex-lies-fraud-alleged-w-va-university-n199491

Were NUS medical students trained by a phony doctor?

Could be worse.

Force 136 said:

Shankar was only an associate professor at the National University of Singapore, but his academic history seemed to promise much more. Here was a past winner of India’s national academic talent scholarship, which goes to less than 1 percent of teenage test takers. Here was a top 3 graduate of the All India Institute of Medicine in New Delhi, which itself is 25 times more selective than Harvard.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ivory-tower-phony-sex-lies-fraud-alleged-w-va-university-n199491

Were NUS medical students trained by a phony doctor?

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Force 136 said:

Shankar was only an associate professor at the National University of Singapore, but his academic history seemed to promise much more. Here was a past winner of India’s national academic talent scholarship, which goes to less than 1 percent of teenage test takers. Here was a top 3 graduate of the All India Institute of Medicine in New Delhi, which itself is 25 times more selective than Harvard.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ivory-tower-phony-sex-lies-fraud-alleged-w-va-university-n199491

Were NUS medical students trained by a phony doctor?

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Another first, Bullshit Infection Hub.

[FONT=proxima_nova_rgregular]Four years earlier, after a search committee pulled Shankar’s resume from a pile, Ducatman believed he recognized the footprints of genius. Shankar was only an associate professor at the National University of Singapore, but his academic history seemed to promise much more. Here was a past winner of India’s national academic talent scholarship, which goes to less than 1 percent of teenage test takers. Here was a top 3 graduate of the All India Institute of Medicine in New Delhi, which itself is 25 times more selective than Harvard.[/FONT]
[FONT=proxima_nova_rgregular]Ducatman recruited Shankar with the promise of a full-time paid Ph.D.-trained assistant, and he supported Shankar’s application for an O-1 visa, reserved for foreigners with “extraordinary abilities.” In return Shankar churned out high-profile research. He linked popcorn to heart disease and the plastic chemical BPA to diabetes.[/FONT]

Not only do the Ah Nehs lie about their qualifications, but when the shit hits the fan, they have no compunction about giving false testimony to save their own skin.


From the article:

Together these two gave the university’s Office of Social Justice an explosive version of that morning meeting. In their telling, Rockett’s door was closed and his mind was on sex, not suicide. As Ganesan began to talk, according to his discredited statement to the university, Rockett interrupted him.

“You Indians have nice brown skin,” Rockett allegedly said. “But you smell weird with the spices that you use for cooking.”

Right about then the grey-haired professor supposedly pulled his chair closer and snatched at the young man’s penis.

Teppala claimed that from the hallway, he could then hear Rockett rise from his chair and say loudly to Ganesan, “Here, taste my white c--k.”

Ganesan said he fled rather than reciprocate and that Rockett flew into a rage, his words echoing into the corridor: “I will destroy you!”

Rockett says he laughed out loud when he first read this account in the Office of Social Justice. The story was just so preposterous. He said the real meeting was brief. The door was open. And he was sitting the whole time. Besides, he told the school’s investigator, according to a copy of Rockett’s official reply, “I do not speak in this manner whatsoever.”

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One bullet. Either snake or Indian. You know what to do.

Where is Bro KNNBCCB ?

but but but............ indians are smart right?

They are so good right?

I mean when you leave this forum and read other forums or in real life you see idiot sinkies praising these shit skins like they can do no wrong.

India is going to overtake china or is already better than china right.

What Indians are really good at, no need to pretend:


[video=youtube;tiU9btjfsS4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiU9btjfsS4[/video]

Force 136 said:

Shankar was only an associate professor at the National University of Singapore, but his academic history seemed to promise much more. Here was a past winner of India’s national academic talent scholarship, which goes to less than 1 percent of teenage test takers. Here was a top 3 graduate of the All India Institute of Medicine in New Delhi, which itself is 25 times more selective than Harvard.

http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ivory-tower-phony-sex-lies-fraud-alleged-w-va-university-n199491

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From your source:
"He seemed like the Doogie Howser of India, able to crack the country’s best medical school, and work there as a 21-year-old doctor. Anoop Shankar later claimed to add a Ph.D. in epidemiology and treat patients even as he researched population-wide diseases....
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Four years earlier, after a search committee pulled Shankar’s resume from a pile, Ducatman believed he recognized the footprints of genius. Shankar was only an associate professor at the National University of Singapore, but his academic history seemed to promise much more. Here was a past winner of India’s national academic talent scholarship, which goes to less than 1 percent of teenage test takers. Here was a top 3 graduate of the All India Institute of Medicine in New Delhi, which itself is 25 times more selective than Harvard."


Srsly, even the photo looks BOGUS to me though it isn't an NUS website per se. Wonder if its the SAME Anoop Shankar..... NUS staffs/ admin are sleeping: or like Anoop: they are all bogus too!!!???!!!

Sauce : http://nus.academia.edu/AnoopShankar

I think the reason why the 'educated' in Singapore are so selfish and uncaring is because the emphasis on morality in university is shallow/absent at best (as the case of the law-professor in dishonourable relationship with student (Prof Tey Tsun Hang) "a man without honour") : such people often have the zero-sum game/ win at all costs mentality that will ultimately bring the entire system to its knees...
source: Ex-law prof Tey Tsun Hang cleared of corruption by High Court
PS, to Tey's credit: at least he served the sentence before his acquittal of corruption: however, sex and abandoning the poor pregnant student to abortion should never have happened in the first instance...
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Examples of shallow compassion/ lack of moral compass by supposedly 'university educated' people...:
Wee Shu Min elitism controversy

Demanding more 'dignity $$$' for illogical reasons (to impress CEOs) rather than focusing on leadership through exemplary conduct and moral credit:

"If the annual salary of the Minister of Information, Communication and Arts is only $500,000, it may pose some problems when he discuss policies with media CEOs who earn millions of dollars because they need not listen to the minister's ideas and proposals. Hence, a reasonable payout will help to maintain a bit of dignity."
- MP Lim Wee Kiak apologises for comments on pay

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Fixing GRC system for partisan political benefit.

'Without some assurance of a good chance of winning at least their first election, many able and successful young Singaporeans may not risk their careers to join politics,' Mr Goh Chok Tong, June 2006 ['GRCs make it easier to find top talent: SM'].

[Pict= [URL=http://www.theonlinecitizen.com/2012/04/disassembling-grc-benefits-pap-1/]Disassembling GRC system benefits PAP (Part 1 of 3)[/URL]]

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Fixing everyone else to get ahead of the rest..:

fixing opposition parties; actually just creating an authoritarian, monolithic political state, with little or no political vibrancy/choice...

(YouTube; LHL: "fix the opposition")

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Fixed the Attorney General in 1997 too...
(Pict source)

And when you bring in one of these Indian FTrash, he will bring in an entire village of his own kind to take over the workplace and eventually, the country. Thanks to the FAP Traitors' fetish for Indian FTrash, well-qualified SGs were replaced by the hundreds of thousands in the same way!

laksaboy said:

Not only do the Ah Nehs lie about their qualifications, but when the shit hits the fan, they have no compunction about giving false testimony to save their own skin.


From the article:



One bullet. Either snake or Indian. You know what to do.

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Neither Ganesan nor Teppala showed up in court or responded to NBC News requests for comment. The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston also declined to comment on Teppala, who, despite never getting his Ph.D., is a current postdoctoral fellow at the school.

=>>> And it is appalling that these Indian FTrash have no qualms continuing their scam!

NUS boo boo: Assoc Prof Mr. Anoop Shankar with fake PhD.

Ex-NUS professor in resume fraud scandal in US
Published on Sep 12, 2014 8:08 AM

A former assistant professor at the National University of Singapore who landed a prestigious position at the West Virginia University (seen in picture above) is now at the centre of a sensational fraud investigation. -- PHOTO: About.WVU.DUE

By Melissa Sim Us Correspondent In Washington

A former assistant professor at the National University of Singapore (NUS) who landed a prestigious position at a United States university is now at the centre of a sensational fraud investigation.

According to his resume, Mr Anoop Shankar, 39, has a doctorate in epidemiology, graduated from India's top medical school when he was 21, was a member of the prestigious Royal College of Physicians and had been awarded a "genius" visa to America.

But US media outlets now report that these credentials began to unravel after West Virginia University (WVU) handpicked him in 2012 for the first endowed position in a new School of Public Health.

In that position, he would have controlled millions of dollars in federal funding and research grants.

What was to have been a routine pre-appointment review revealed that Mr Shankar did not have a doctorate degree, and did not graduate from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi.

What he does have is a master's degree in epidemiology from the University of North Carolina.

The case, among the most serious of its kind, has now also sparked scrutiny into the larger issue of fraud that goes unchecked at some institutes of higher education.

Associate Professor Koh Woon Puay of Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School said she was taken aback by the allegations as she had not found any reason to question his credentials.

"Personally, I did not have any reason to suspect at that time that he was not trained in epidemiology or statistics to carry out his research," said Prof Koh, who stood by the three papers they had worked on together.

The alleged lies were exposed by Dr Ian Rockett, who is chair of the promotion and tenure committee at the School of Public Health at WVU and a tenured professor in the Department of Epidemiology.

But even though Mr Shankar was dismissed by the university in 2012, the school did not address the case publicly.

He was even able to find employment as an associate professor of family medicine at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in Richmond.

Reports say he even published three papers in the last year, including one in the prestigious Journal Of The American Medical Association.

Mr Shankar has since quietly parted ways with VCU as well, and his current whereabouts are unclear.

The university said in a statement: "Shankar was employed by VCU and is no longer employed here."

WVU officials also told NBC News that it would make "a complete and full public statement" when "all the facts are clear and known", though they were unable to provide a timeline.

NUS confirmed that Mr Shankar was an assistant professor with the Department of Community, Occupational and Family Medicine at NUS' Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine from 2005 to 2008, but did not provide further comment.

Re: NUS boo boo: Assoc Prof Mr. Anoop Shankar with fake PhD.

I wonder how many singaporean died because of his diagnoses.

Great Achievement by Ex-Singapore Professor in USA (guess the race)

Ex-NUS professor in resume fraud scandal in US
Published on Sep 12, 2014 8:08 AM
By Melissa Sim Us Correspondent In Washington



A former assistant professor at the National University of Singapore (NUS) who landed a prestigious position at a United States university is now at the centre of a sensational fraud investigation.

According to his resume, Mr Anoop Shankar, 39, has a doctorate in epidemiology, graduated from India's top medical school when he was 21, was a member of the prestigious Royal College of Physicians and had been awarded a "genius" visa to America.

But US media outlets now report that these credentials began to unravel after West Virginia University (WVU) handpicked him in 2012 for the first endowed position in a new School of Public Health.

In that position, he would have controlled millions of dollars in federal funding and research grants.

What was to have been a routine pre-appointment review revealed that Mr Shankar did not have a doctorate degree, and did not graduate from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi.

What he does have is a master's degree in epidemiology from the University of North Carolina.

The case, among the most serious of its kind, has now also sparked scrutiny into the larger issue of fraud that goes unchecked at some institutes of higher education.
Associate Professor Koh Woon Puay of Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School said she was taken aback by the allegations as she had not found any reason to question his credentials.

"Personally, I did not have any reason to suspect at that time that he was not trained in epidemiology or statistics to carry out his research," said Prof Koh, who stood by the three papers they had worked on together.

The alleged lies were exposed by Dr Ian Rockett, who is chair of the promotion and tenure committee at the School of Public Health at WVU and a tenured professor in the Department of Epidemiology.

But even though Mr Shankar was dismissed by the university in 2012, the school did not address the case publicly.
He was even able to find employment as an associate professor of family medicine at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in Richmond.

Reports say he even published three papers in the last year, including one in the prestigious Journal Of The American Medical Association.

Mr Shankar has since quietly parted ways with VCU as well, and his current whereabouts are unclear.

The university said in a statement: "Shankar was employed by VCU and is no longer employed here."

WVU officials also told NBC News that it would make "a complete and full public statement" when "all the facts are clear and known", though they were unable to provide a timeline.

NUS confirmed that Mr Shankar was an assistant professor with the Department of Community, Occupational and Family Medicine at NUS' Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine from 2005 to 2008, but did not provide further comment.

Re: Great Achievement by Ex-Singapore Professor in USA (guess the race)

Have merged your thread with the main thread as 4 threads have been started on this subject.

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Leongsam said:

Have merged your thread with the main thread as 4 threads have been started on this subject.

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Thanks and sorry I missed the other posts, you may wish to delete my post.

Re: Great Achievement by Ex-Singapore Professor in USA (guess the race)

There are many such foreign phonies in sinkie land who are employed in all sectors but not detected. Nothing surprising about it. If MOM really wanted to screen and check all qualifications, and there are millions of it, where do they find the time and manpower to do it? So, it is "we know nothing, we see nothing and we do nothing".

NUS gong cheebye again.... fake professor tio liat. Guess the race

A former assistant professor at the National University of Singapore (NUS) who landed a prestigious position at a United States university is now at the centre of a sensational fraud investigation.

According to his resume, Mr Anoop Shankar, 39, has a doctorate in epidemiology, graduated from India's top medical school when he was 21, was a member of the prestigious Royal College of Physicians and had been awarded a "genius" visa to America.

But US media outlets now report that these credentials began to unravel after West Virginia University (WVU) handpicked him in 2012 for the first endowed position in a new School of Public Health.

In that position, he would have controlled millions of dollars in federal funding and research grants.

What was to have been a routine pre-appointment review revealed that Mr Shankar did not have a doctorate degree, and did not graduate from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi.

What he does have is a master's degree in epidemiology from the University of North Carolina.

The case, among the most serious of its kind, has now also sparked scrutiny into the larger issue of fraud that goes unchecked at some institutes of higher education.

Associate Professor Koh Woon Puay of Duke-NUS Graduate Medical School said she was taken aback by the allegations as she had not found any reason to question his credentials.

"Personally, I did not have any reason to suspect at that time that he was not trained in epidemiology or statistics to carry out his research," said Prof Koh, who stood by the three papers they had worked on together.

The alleged lies were exposed by Dr Ian Rockett, who is chair of the promotion and tenure committee at the School of Public Health at WVU and a tenured professor in the Department of Epidemiology.

But even though Mr Shankar was dismissed by the university in 2012, the school did not address the case publicly.

He was even able to find employment as an associate professor of family medicine at the Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in Richmond.

Reports say he even published three papers in the last year, including one in the prestigious Journal Of The American Medical Association.

Mr Shankar has since quietly parted ways with VCU as well, and his current whereabouts are unclear.

The university said in a statement: "Shankar was employed by VCU and is no longer employed here."

WVU officials also told NBC News that it would make "a complete and full public statement" when "all the facts are clear and known", though they were unable to provide a timeline.

NUS confirmed that Mr Shankar was an assistant professor with the Department of Community, Occupational and Family Medicine at NUS' Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine from 2005 to 2008, but did not provide further comment.

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- See more at: http://www.straitstimes.com/news/si...raud-scandal-us-20140912#sthash.c8x4CXd6.dpuf

Re: NUS gong cheebye again.... fake professor tio liat. Guess the race

Tip of the iceberg. Only retarded gay dog Pinky Loong and his fellow kum lanjiao ministars believe in Ah Neh. :oIo:

Re: NUS gong cheebye again.... fake professor tio liat. Guess the race

LEGEND said:

Tip of the iceberg. Only retarded gay dog Pinky Loong and his fellow kum lanjiao ministars believe in Ah Neh. :oIo:

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His close aides are all Ah Nehs: Shanmugam, Tharman, Iswaran.

My hunch tells me that Pinky is highly susceptible to flattery and those kind of people have a very glib tongue... to say the least.