Social Democratic Party (SDP) Vice President Seiji Mataichi said on Sunday that Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama is not qualified to be Japan's leader. The SDP deputy chief made the remarks in response to Hatoyama's call for the SDP to stay in his tripartite ruling coalition. ( Japan-SDP-Qualified) NEW DELHI -- At least 30 people were killed and 28 others injured in a bus accident in the southern Indian state of Karnataka early Sunday, said local TV channel Times Now. The bus fell into a ravine before catching fire in Chitradurga of the Karnataka state on its way from Surpur to Bangalore with 64 people, including 10 children, on board, said the TV report quoting officials. (India-Bus-Accident) YANGON -- Myanmar and Vietnam will jointly breed sturgeon under an economic coalition program to mark the 35th anniversary of the two countries' relations, a state-run daily reported Sunday. In accordance with the program, a joint office of the Pearl Nady Company of Myanmar and the Vinashin Vung Tau JSC Company of Vietnam has been established in Yangon's Insein township to work for the purpose, said the New Light of Myanmar. (Myanmar-Vietnam- Sturgeon) NEW DELHI -- Indian government will correct the runway of the Mangalore airport in southern India, after the plane crash disaster last Saturday which killed 158 people, local TV channel CNN-IBN quoted Minister of Civil Aviation Praful Patel as saying on Sunday. He was quoted as saying that the runway will be extended by 1, 000 feet (about 300 meters). (India-Correct-Runway) JHARGRAM, India -- The death toll of Friday's train tragedy in eastern India's West Bengal attained 150 Sunday morning while police are near definite conclusion that a splinter group of the extreme left-wing Naxal rebels were responsible for causing the disaster. The People's Committee against Police Atrocities (PCPA), a group backed by Naxal guerrillas, is 'definitely' behind the sabotage caused at the tracks leading to derailment of the Howrah- Kurla Lomanya Tilak Gyaneshwari Super Deluxe Express train here, said West Bengal police. (India-Death-Train) TOKYO -- The Social Democratic Party (SDP) decided Sunday to depart from Japan's tripartite ruling coalition following the dismissal of SDP leader Mizuho Fukushima from the cabinet Friday. The decision was made at a meeting of leadership and local chapters' secretaries one day after Fukushima voiced her intention to propose that the SDP leave the tripartite government coalition led by Hatoyama's Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ). (Japan-SDP- Coalition) SEOUL -- South Korea's military has put off a plan to fly anti- Pyongyang propaganda leaflets to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), Yonhap news agency reported Sunday, citing a defense ministry official. 'Leaflet distribution had been put off due to weather conditions so far, but we have now decided to put it on hold for the time being, considering the political situation,' the ministry official said on condition of anonymity. (S. Korea- DPRK- Propaganda) LAHORE, Pakistan -- Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik said Sunday that several banned extremist groups have now become part and parcel of Taliban and al-Qaeda to destabilize the country. Malik said that members of the outlawed extremist groups, Lashkar Jhangvi, Jaish Muhammad and Sipah-e-Sahaba, received training in northwest Pakistan's Waziristan tribal region and have now formally joined Taliban and al-Qaeda. (Pakistan-Extremist- Taliban) KATHMANDU -- Nepali Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal Sunday denied having any knowledge regarding the deal that compels him to resign within five days as claimed by the main opposition Unified Communist Party of Nepal (Maoist)(UCPN-M). Ten ruling parties concluded that PM Nepal should not immediately resign until the three-point agreement reached among the big three parties, UCPN-M, the Communist Party Nepal-Unified Marxist Leninist and Nepali Congress, on Friday is implemented.( Nepal- PM-Resign) BANGKOK -- The situation in North East Thailand has been normal after the Thai government canceled a curfew's enforcement, Commander of the Region 2 Army, Lieutenant-General Weewarit Jonsamrit, said on Sunday, the Thai News Agency (TNA) reported. The North East Thailand is the stronghold of the anti- government United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) or the 'red-shirt' people. The 2nd Army Region's headquarters is based in a northeastern province of Nakhon Ratchasima. (Thailand-Situation-Normal) YANGON -- The Myanmar Social Welfare Department will cooperate with the Leprosy Mission International (LMI) in implementing development project for the disabled in the country starting this year, the local weekly Flower News reported Sunday. The three-year project, which will run until 2012, is aimed at striving for equality, rights and benefits for the disabled as part of its bid in realizing the nation's economic and social objectives. (Myanmar-project-Disabled) BANGKOK -- Thailand's multicoloured-shirt group on Sunday submitted a motion to Senate Speaker Prasopsuk Boondej, seeking an impeachment against 10 opposition Pheu Thai Party's MPs, the Nation newspaper's website reported. Doctor Pojanaphan Meesajji, who represented the group, submitted the motion to the Senate Speaker at Parliament at 11:40 a.m. local time. (Thailand-Motion- Impeachment) 