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Wednesday, November 19, 2014, Chandigarh, India

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BATTLEGROUND BARWALA
Six dead in stand-off; Rampal charged with sedition
CHANDIGARH/BARWALA: The Haryana Police on Wednesday confirmed that five women and a child have died during the stand-off between controversial sect leader Rampal and security forces.

Visa-on-arrival facility for Pacific Island nations: PM
NAIR SUVA: Reaching out to 14 Pacific Island nations, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today announced setting up of a $1-million fund and visa-on-arrival facility for them.

Bid to kidnap top pharma company official at gun-point

HYDERABAD: An AK-47 rifle- wielding man allegedly tried to abduct Aurobindo Pharma's Director K. Nityananda Reddy from his car near a park and opened fire when Reddy and his brother resisted in the posh Banjara Hills this morning.

Four dead in massive New York state snowstorm
Washington: A massive early season snowstorm has pounded the Buffalo city area in western New York state, dumping record snowfalls, trapping people in cars and homes and killing four people, US authorities said.

Sri Lanka releases five Indian fishermen
COLOMBO: Five Indian fishermen sentenced to death in Sri Lanka for alleged drug trafficking were released today after President Mahinda Rajapaksa commuted their death penalty.


Ebola alert

Situation under control, says govt
NEW DELHI: A day after the first Ebola case was reported in India, Health Minister JP Nadda today said arrangements similar to the one at Delhi airport, which helped detect the virus in a man returning from Liberia, have been put in place at 24 airports and stressed the situation was under "complete control".

EC issues notification for 4th phase of Assembly polls in J-K
Dalmiya extends support to Srinivasan
FIFA files 'criminal complaint' over WC bids
Shiv Sena slams Pawar over snap poll remarks
World Bank approves $285 mn to fight Ebola
Nation remembers Indira Gandhi on her birth anniversary





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BATTLEGROUND BARWALA
Police crack down on ashram; Rampal elusive
Over 150 injured as violent clashes erupt
Sect head booked for sedition
Operation on to arrest him
Barwala (Hisar)/ Chandigarh, November 18
A fierce battle broke out between the Haryana Police and followers of Kabirpanthi Sect head Rampal as the police launched an operation to arrest the “godman” facing murder charge at Satlok Ashram, near Barwala, today.
The police clash with Rampal’s supporters outside Satlok Ashram at Barwala, Hisar, on Tuesday.
The WAR zone: The police clash with Rampal’s supporters outside Satlok Ashram at Barwala, Hisar, on Tuesday. A Tribune photograph.
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At hospitals, warring sides pin blame on each other
Hisar/Agroha/Jind, November 18
A nurse attends to an injured at a hospital in Hisar.As injured ashram followers and policemen were wheeled into various hospitals in Hisar district, they blamed each other for the violent clash. The Hisar Civil Hospital authorities had set aside 150 beds to accommodate the injured.

A nurse attends to an injured at a hospital in Hisar. afp

Khattar faces his first major challenge
Chandigarh, November 18
The “inexperienced” Manohar Lal Khattar-headed BJP government in Haryana today faced its first challenge and fared “poorly”, as the Opposition put it. The Chief Minister chose to keep mum on “Operation Rampal” in Hisar’s Barwala, leaving the onus to defend government on the state bureaucracy.

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HIMACHAL: Moga man being treated for drugs beaten to death
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India, Oz focus on defence, terror
Canberra, November 18
India and Australia today agreed on a landmark framework for security cooperation across the spectrum in defence, cyber and maritime security and combating terrorism, including the threats posed by foreign fighters joining extremists groups.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi waves as he walks with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott as they leave Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi waves as he walks with his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott as they leave Parliament House in Canberra on Tuesday. Reuters

3 newly appointed HC judges transferred
Chandigarh, November 18
Less than two months after they were elevated, three Judges of the Punjab and Haryana High Court have been transferred, leaving the legal fraternity astounded. None of the transferred Judges have kith and kin practicing in the high court; and the reason for their relocation has not been made apparent to the lawyers, leading to the demand for a more transparent transfer policy.

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