[wanabidii] Top Headlines: Indian soldiers might have walked into a death trap by Pakistani forces

Daily Newsletter | Tuesday, May 02, 2017 TOP HEADLINES MORE » Indian soldiers might have walked into a death trap by Pakistani forces The incident in Krishna Ghati sector along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir occurred when a joint team of the Army and the BSF had gone to check the veracity of an intelligence report that landmines had been planted by Pakistani troops on the Indian side. Diabetes doesn't hold me back from enjoying mangoes. Sharing my Accu-Chek Active blood sugar readings with my doctor helps me stay in range. Recommended by Colombia Free hand to Army to avenge mutilation: Sources In a fresh outrage by Pakistan, two Indian soldiers were beheaded and another injured by a Pakistani 'border action team' (BAT) that sneaked into Indian territory under cover of heavy shelling in the Krishna Ghati sector in Poonch district of Jammu and Kashmir on Monday. Police identify woman who 'trapped' MP Raids were conducted at her house but she was not found, the police said. The woman herself has alleged that she was first raped by K C Patel, the MP from Valsad in Gujarat, at his official residence on March 3 when he invited her for dinner. CITIES MORE » Your people performing as one, globally. Find out what CFA Institute can do for your firm. Learn more. Recommended by Colombia Now, pay Rs 6,500 for chopper ride to Kedarnath The state government has fixed the fares for the helicopter services to the Himalayan shrine of Kedarnath. AAP MLAs target Amanatullah for levelling allegations against Kumar Vishwas In response to Okhla MLA Amanatulla Khan's open attack on senior AAP functionary Kumar Vishwas, AAP MLAs are seen rallying hard against him on social media. TECH MORE » Reliance Jio's 'Welcome Offer' fall-out: Trai to make new testing rules Having seen the controversy related to Reliance Jio's free trial run stretched too far, Trai today started a consultation process to frame rules for the network testing before full-fledged commercial launch. Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka finally has good news for IT industry Infosys' chief executive officer Vishal Sikka's recent commentary on stable pricing for the first time since the second quarter of financial year 2014-15 is an indicator of pricing stability in the sector, which is a positive development, said broker... Startup developers are the heroes, even for the big boys The developer is at the centre of the trends that are happening. On one hand, we have really valuable data coming at a rapid pace from all verticals, different industries. SPORTS MORE » IPL 2017: Super Stokes seals stunning Pune win RPS recovered from 42/4 on the back of a superb unbeaten 63-ball 103 from Stokes to chase down 162 with five wickets remaining at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune. IPL 2017: MI beat RCB to jump to top spot : Despite Pawan Negi’s all-round show Royal Challengers Bangalore failed to break their losing streak with Mumbai Indians posting a five-wicket victory over them in Match 38 of Indian Premier League season 10 at the Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai on Monday. Hockey India recommends Sardar Singh for Khel Ratna Hockey India (HI) on Monday recommended senior player and former captain Sardar Singh for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna, country's highest sporting honour. BUSINESS MORE » LPG price hiked by Rs 2, kerosene by 26 paisa Subsidised cooking gas (LPG) price was on Monday hiked by about Rs 2 per cylinder and kerosene rate by 26 paisa a litre as government looks to eliminate subsidy on the fuel through small hikes. Core industries grow by 5% in March, fastest in 3 months Eight core industries grew by 5 per cent in March, the fastest in three months, on the back of higher coal and steel production. Erdogan pitches for free trade agreement with India Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Monday pitched for free trade agreement with India as a starting point to expand the ambit of bilateral economic ties. The visiting president further said the Turkish-India business council should be a more active mechanism. ENTERTAINMENT MORE » Rahul Khanna shares throwback picture with late father Vinod Khanna A few days after Vinod Khanna's demise, his son and actor Rahul Khanna shared a beautiful throwback picture with the late ‘Amar Akbar Anthony’ actor. Other Newsletters from TOI: Breaking News | Digest | Tech | Entertainment | Movie Reviews | Life & Style Unsubscribe | To manage your newsletter subscription settings, click here. Copyright 2017 Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd. All rights reserved. For reprint rights: Times Syndication Service