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This Virus Is Indeed Man-Made BABRIBABRI DEMOLITIONDEMOLITION CASECASE EENDND OOFF MMANDIR-MASJIDANDIR-MASJID PPOLITICSOLITICS POLITICIANSPOLITICIANS & CRIMECRIME MMPsPs & MLAs DODODGEDGE PPUNISHMENTUNISHMENT HHAROLDAROLD EVANEVANSS A LIFE IN PURSUITPURSUIT OOFF TRUTTRUTHH 2020 HOHOMEME CCHEFSHEFS BER 11, O T PPLATEFULLATEFUL OFOF MONEYMONEY OCTOBER 11, 2020 OCTOBER OC EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW THIS VIRUS IS INDEED MAN-MADE VIROLOGIST DR LI-MENG YAN opens up on why she believes the novel coronavirus was created in a lab VOL. 38 NO. 41 THE WEEK OCTOBER 11 2020 FOR THE WEEK OCTOBER 5 - OCTOBER 11 26 46 63 ARVIND JAIN ARVIND PRASAD P. GETTY IMAGES TRIBUTE BABRI VERDICT @LEISURE Sir Harold Evans, the champion editor The judgment in the mosque With people trying to avoid dining who put his heart into investigative demolition case will have far- outside, the home chef business journalism for public good reaching implications is booming like never before 30 COVER STORY 20 CURRENT EVENTS Despite high testing, COLUMNS Uttar Pradesh 11 POWER POINT struggles to contain Sachidananda Murthy Covid-19 because of other challenges 14 MANI-FESTO Mani Shankar Aiyar 24 WEST BENGAL 19 PMO BEAT The arrest of nine R. Prasannan suspected Al Qaeda 51 BITTER CHOCOLATE operatives throws up Swara Bhasker possible links between terror outfits in Bengal 57 IVORY TOWER Sanjaya Baru and Kashmir 74 LAST WORD 52 JUDICIARY Bibek Debroy Though there is growing unease over to dispose of cases the use of archaic involving lawmakers titles in courts, the tradition is hard to 58 BUSINESS PLANNED PANDEMIC? break The Shapoorji Pallonji Group can clear its After she alleged that the novel coronavirus was made in a 54 JUDICIARY debts if it sells its The Supreme Court lab in China, virologist Dr Li-Meng Yan had to flee Hong Kong. stake in Tata Sons. But and Parliament In an exclusive interview with THE WEEK from New York, she the sale is no cakewalk reiterates her theory and challenges her detractors to prove need to act swiftly otherwise. She even accuses the World Health Organization and COVER DESIGN BINESH SREEDHARAN the media of suppressing the truth PLUS Printed at Malayala Manorama Press, Kottayam, Print House India Pvt Ltd, Mumbai, M P Printers, Noida, and Rajhans Enterprises, Bengaluru, X The allegations are questionable and inconclusive, says and published from Manorama Buildings, Panampilly Nagar, Kochi-682 writer-researcher Milan Sime Martinic 036, by Jacob Mathew, on behalf of the Malayala Manorama Co.Ltd., Kottayam-686 001. Editor Philip Mathew X Claims in Dr Yan’s paper, and counterclaims • Focus/Infocus features are paid marketing/PR initiatives K OCTOBER 11, 2020 • THE WEEK 3 LETTERS FOCUS EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW KANE WILLIAMSON MODI’S LETTERS TO MOTHER GODDESS KASHMIR drug use as a social evil and multitask in the coming I DON’T ENCOURAGE MANKADING ‘MY EXCHANGES WITH HER CALMED ME’ WOMEN SOLDIERS JOURNALISM WITH A HUMAN TOUCH www.theweek.in TheWeekMag TheWeekLive 50 ON THE BORDER GAY LAWYER never glamourise it. days. So, from now on, it WHY CAN’T I BECOME ALL ABOUT HIGH COURT JUDGE? LT GOV R.K. MATHUR Also, the Narcotic Drugs will be good if students MORE ROUTES TO CONNECT SEPTEMBER 27, 2020 SEPTEMBER 27, LADAKH WITH REST OF INDIA and Psychotropic Substanc- do different courses at a es Act needs to be amended time, and not just focus KIDNEY STONES again. The punishment for on one (‘Work & the virus’, THE WEEK probes film world’s drug links consumption of drugs is far September 20). 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