Morning brief: Russia to invest about $500M in India, Syrian rebels capture Isis stronghold of Dabiq, Tyson Gay's daughter killed and more

Here are a few stories from International Business Times India to start your day with.

1. Russia to invest $500 million in India's infrastructure sector

Russia will infuse about $500 million in India's infrastructure sector along with equally investing into National Infrastructure Investment Fund (NIIF), which would form the Russian Investment Fund worth $1 billion. Read more...

2. Syrian rebels backed by Turkey capture Isis stronghold of Dabiq

Turkey-backed Syrian rebels have reportedly taken over the northern Syrian town of Dabiq from Islamic State (Isis) on Sunday (October 16). The UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said, rebels captured Dabiq after Isis [Daesh] members withdrew from the area. Read more... 

3. Apple Watch Nike+ (2nd Gen) India release details revealed; key feature upgrades you should know

Apple's Watch series 2 Nike+ edition made it's debut along with generic model on September 7, but its release date was still under wraps. Read more...

4. Sprinter Tyson Gay's teenage daughter killed after shooting in Kentucky restaurant

Tragedy struck in the US when the daughter of renowned sprinter Tyson Gay – Trinity Gay – was killed in a shooting outside a Kentucky restaurant on Sunday. Read more...

5. Bigg Boss 10: Check out the final 15 contestants of Salman Khan's in photos

Bigg Boss welcomes all the 15 contestants and along with that, Bigg Boss made an announcement that the celebrities will be sevaks (slaves), while the commoners will be ruling them. Bigg Boss also said that the celebrities will sleep in one common bed, while commoners will sleep in separate beds. Read more...