A look at the headlines right now:

  1. We have faith in our armed forces, Narendra Modi says on Uri attack, in his Mann ki Baat address: The prime minister further said that the security of Kashmir was the responsibility of the administration, which was taking steps to ensure the same.
  2. Home Ministry registers case with Delhi Police in connection with missing Ishrat Jahan files: Officials say the investigation under Section 409 of the Indian Penal Code will establish whether the documents were deliberately removed from the ministry.
  3. Six arrested in Gujarat after assaulting pregnant Dalit woman, family 'for not picking up cow carcass': The group belonged to the dominant Darbar community, the police complaint said.
  4. Pakistan says it will approach Interpol to seek Brahamdagh Bugti's extradition: The Indian Home Ministry is currently examining the Baloch leaders asylum application.
  5. Jordanian writer Nahed Hattar shot dead minutes before trial over controversial cartoon: He was arrested in August for posting a caricature that was deemed offensive to Islam.
  6. Karnataka will move Supreme Court for more time to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu: Puducherry Chief Minister V Narayanasamy urged the Siddaramaiah government to adhere to the apex court’s order on the issue.
  7. Curfew imposed in Kashmir's Kishtwar town after three arrested on sedition charges: Nearly 30 people were booked by police for allegedly raising anti-India slogans during protests after the killing of Burhan Wani, The Indian Express reported.
  8. The New York Times endorses Hillary Clinton for US president: ‘This is not a normal election year,’ the daily said, while praising the Democratic Party nominee for her ‘intellect, experience and courage’.
  9. Eight injured in Baltimore shooting, three gunmen at large, say police: There is evidence to suggest the incident was retaliation for a separate shooting on September 5.
  10. Don't put a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 in check-in baggage, DGCA tells fliers after IndiGo fire incident: The aviation regulator asked passengers to only carry the phone on their person, but not switch it on or charge it during the flight.