... retraction notices, here's the latest, which retracts this 2011 paper by AIIMS researchers.
Specifically, the editor holds out this threat:
Authors must make sure their work is accurate and complies with professional ethical codes. Similar cases will be referred to retractionwatch.[Bold emphasis added]
I can almost hear the ethical transgressors quaking at the spine-chilling, hip-screwing horror of getting reported to Retraction Watch!
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