QWrap: Two Porters ‘Guided’ Uri Terrorists; Chetan Bhagat’s Book

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Two porters who had near-total access to the brigade HQ in Uri collaborated with the armed assailants and acted as guides, according to The Quint’s investigation. (Photo: Jaskirat Singh Bawa/ The Quint)

Uri Attack Exclusive: Two Porters ‘Guided’ 4 Terrorists to Army HQ

A fortnight after the army’s heavily fortified Uri brigade headquarters was attacked by four Pakistan-trained terrorists, it has now emerged that two porters who had near-total access to the massive facility collaborated with the armed assailants and acted as guides, according to The Quint’s investigation.

While one of the porters was killed in the ensuing gunfire and counter-offensive by the army, another managed to escape and is yet to be tracked down.

Chetan Bhagat, I’m ‘One Indian Girl’ And That’s Not How I Think

One fine morning, I finished reading One Indian Girl by Chetan Bhagat, and sat in silence for five minutes after it. At the onset of the novel, when I was already prepared to hate it, I had made a conscious decision to give it a fair chance.

I am casually going to drop a direct quote from the book here for readers to mull over. The bride-to-be comments on her younger days and life with her elder sister, Aditi, in the following manner:

“Aditi didi started dieting from age twelve, and waxed her legs from age thirteen. I topped my class at age twelve, and won the Maths Olympiad at age thirteen. Clearly, she was the cooler one.”

Fawad Khan and Wife Sadaf Are Proud Parents to a Baby Girl

While Fawad Khan has been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately, he finally has reason to celebrate. According to reports, Fawad and his wife, Sadaf have been blessed with a baby girl recently at the Hameed Latif Hospital in Lahore.

Fawad will next be seen in Karan Johar’s Ae Dil Hai Mushkil which releases this Diwali.