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Hyderabad, India Satish Gottipati may be fed up with all the official hoops he is having to jump through to get permission to build his new factory, but there is one procedure he would not skip: a consultation with his Hindu vastu adviser.

Vastu is similar to feng shui, setting out architectural principles that harmonize human dwellings with the laws of nature to ensure the prosperity of an enterprise.

One recent morning Mr. Gottipati drove his vastu consultant, G. Thimmaya Chowdary, into the countryside to inspect the site of his proposed factory.

Mr. Chowdary a white-haired, bespectacled man in his 70s was dressed in a clean white dhoti and smock, with a large crimson and gold tilak dot on his forehead. He consulted a compass and began to consider the proposed building site. He perused the surveyors plans, asked a few questions, wandered around for a while, and then retired with Gottipati to the air-conditioned pre-fab building that houses the factory managers office for further discussion.

The planned factory was properly aligned north-south, it seemed, but Chowdary was concerned about the way the land sloped slightly. Not for any engineering reasons, but because the land sloped in an inauspicious direction.

Gottipati had been expecting this. When he built his first production line nearby three years ago, Chowdary had raised similar objections, and he had been forced to move a great deal of earth, at considerable cost, from one end of the building site to the other to create a suitable gradient.

It looked like he was going to have to do the same thing again. But there appeared to be limits to how far the businessman was ready to sacrifice economy for tradition. Chowdary was insisting that when the new shed was built, Gottipati should extend the access road around the far end of the complex to allow people to enter from the correct direction.

That would not be cheap. Would he follow the sages advice? Gottipati gave a noncommittal shake of his head. I told him yes, he said, but then.

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World Cup organizers are reviewing security after some Argentina fans without tickets got over fences at Maracana Stadium before the team's game against Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Saint-Clair Milesi, spokesman for Brazil's organizing committee, says ''those that jumped were apprehended and taken to the police.''

Milesi says ''obviously we are going to reflect on this and reinforce with our security teams.''

FIFA says around 10 ticketless fans were stopped by stadium stewards and handed over to police.

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It said some 150 migrants managed to get into the area between the fences but were returned to Morocco.

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Brazilian organizers brought in 600 extra security forces Sunday and put up higher perimeters fences for the World Cup game at the Maracana Stadium after ticketless fans broke into the venue at both previous matches there.

Around 40 police officers lined up behind new fences at the specific part of the stadium where nearly 100 Chilean supporters forced their way in ahead of Wednesdays Spain-Chile game, then rampaged through the press center breaking down walls in an apparent attempt to get into the sold-out match.

For Sundays fixture between Belgium and Russia, there were also black-uniformed military police, some with dogs, patrolling outside the Maracana. A special contingent of 600 police, some carrying assault weapons, began blocking off streets and setting up barricades around the Rio de Janeiro stadium before dawn and police were checking fans tickets as they left the train station to make the short walk to the game.

Riot police in body armor also stood in a line outside the 74,000-seat stadium.

The head of military police for Rio de Janeiro state had announced earlier that the 600 extra officers would be assigned to the Belgium-Russia game, bringing the police presence to over 3,000 for the third of seven games at the Maracana, which also hosts the World Cup final July 13.

The increase in security followed the breach by Chilean fans that world football body FIFA called embarrassing.

During the breach, at least 88 fans were detained after rushing past a security checkpoint and gaining access to the media room, then breaking down partition walls and running up and down a corridor close to the field. They were detained by private security officers around 15 minutes after they busted in.

At the first World Cup game at the Maracana between Argentina and Bosnia four days earlier, at least 10 Argentina fans were detained after jumping fences to try to see their team play.

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Images posted on social media networks showed two men, appearing to be Germany fans, with blackened faces in the Fortaleza stadium on Saturday.

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Supporters broke through fences and the security cordon to try and gain access to Maracana Stadium Brazil will expel the 85 people who invaded, with the Chile fans to leave the country in the next 72 hours Fans burst into press area as they attempted to enter the ground Police and security battled for an hour to try and restore order Chile face a crucial Group B clash against Spain

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Chilean fans broke through fences and the security cordon around the Maracana and stampeded through the media in an attempt to gain access to their teams match with Spain.

Brazil will expel the 85 people who invaded, with the Chile fans to leave the country in the next 72 hours

Presumably without tickets, they forced openings in the inner walls of the press area to reach the concrete bowels of the stadium.

Journalists were torn between fleeing the mob and reporting the first incident of its kind in World Cup history.

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