Talks fail, govt steps in to resolve AI crisis
New Delhi, September 28
With the agitating executive pilots of the Air India threatening to intensify their “strike” after talks with the management failed, the Ministry of Civil Aviation on Monday stepped in to resolve the crisis plaguing the beleaguered national carrier.

Bodies of Shopian victims exhumed
Srinagar, September 28
Four months after their death, the bodies of Neelofar and Asiya were exhumed by a team of the CBI at Shopian town today. The exercise has been undertaken to get samples for further investigations to unravel the mystery behind the murder case. Exhumation was delayed by one day as the team of experts could not arrive here from New Delhi on Saturday due to strike by AI pilots.

Amandeep Murder Case
SSP sent to police custody
Jammu, September 28
Taken into custody last night for allegedly destroying evidence in the infamous Amandeep murder case, the three suspended cops, including Jammu SSP Manohar Singh, were today sent to six-day police remand by a local court here.

Time for me to step back: Pawar
Sholapur, September 28
NCP supremo Sharad Pawar has said younger leaders should be given more responsibilities in the party and suggested he would like to slowly step back and don the role of a "guide."

Advani to ‘distance himself’ from politics

Himalayan Queen passengers looted
New Delhi, September 28
Beware of robbers while travelling in trains from Haryana to Delhi as they pull chain and loot passengers in moving trains. This has happened with the passengers of Himalayan Queen who were travelling from Kalka to New Delhi last night. Similar incidents have been reported in the past as well.

Tribune Analysis
Will India compromise on WTO in lieu of NPT?
New Delhi, September 28
US President Barack Obama sprinted through three days of international diplomacy at the United Nations General Assembly vowing to re-engage the world body and pushing through a UNSC (United Nations Security Council) resolution that inched him closer to his dream of a nuclear weapons-free world.

Mumbai Attacks
India wants credible action: Krishna
New York, September 28
Rejecting Pakistan’s demand for going beyond the issue of terror, External Affairs Minister SM Krishna today said the least India expected from that country was “tangible results” in the Mumbai attacks probe which would help build an atmosphere for purposeful talks.