remember thampu (along with that bleeding idiot agnivesh)?
the guy is a complete rogue, ie. the perfect christist. expect him to be on the fast track to sainthood along with k m mani, who grabbed and turned over most of kerala's hill tracts to christists. there will be formal announcements from ratzy soon.
thampu was the guy who got the 'miraculous' phd from allahabad agricultural university just in time to show that he had qualifications to be principal of stephens.
it is believed thampu's phd was in veterinary sciences, about the buggering of farmyard animals. he had gotten wise about buggering little boys because said little boys talk.
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Hi Rajeev,
If i remember it correctly Thampu's PhD was in Theology but he did his PhD in Theology from a dubious agricultural university ( In Allahabad?).
Here are some details
http://www.indianexpress.com/news/st-stephens-acting-principal-thampus-phd-f/284719/
i guess irony got lost in translation :-)
anyway, perhaps you can create a new id. this one is pretty bad, and i will delete any new posts by you.
See this also: Church ‘takeover’ of St Stephens
Times of India, Monday 19 October 2009
"Even as the principal and faculty members cry foul over the “attempts” of the Church of North India (CNI) to “take control” over St Stephen’s College, documents with The Times of India prove that this move was always on the cards and principal Valson Thampu knew about it. ... § A memorandum signed by Thampu and Bishop Sunil Kumar Singh who is also the chairman of the Supreme Council (SC) and Governing Body (GB) of the college on September 8, 2009 says that both sides would withdraw the ongoing case in the Delhi High Court regarding the principal’s “probation”. Once the MoU was endorsed by the SC three days later, a second document was signed by both clearly spelling out that amendments will be made in the college constitution “to have greater representation from the CNI and to strengthen the influence of the Church over the college.” Two other SC members also signed it."...
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