my friend and I were out on road for jogging or morning walk,early morning at 10th of september. We in streets walking together.At that time sun had not risen up, so it was much dark all around.There was even no moon light as that morning it was quiet cloudy.Only few stars could be seen.I felt quiet tiered so we both sat on the road.I started gazing in the sky at stars then I noticed a star shining brightly more brightly than other in the sky that were seen in the sky.My full attention went to it and I realized it was moving.At first I thought It would be just a effect of my sleepiness but then I realized that it was really moving.I asked my friend to give it a look.He also said that it was moving.It started moving in a straight path.It was just looking like a star but shining more brighter white than any other star.Then I gave a thought that , it might be seemed moving as earth rotates but than I realized that earth dose not rotates that fast as it was moving,and even no other star was moving.So,it was clear for me that it is not a star,but it looked just like a star.It was shining white brightly. It even did not made any sound while flying. Its shape,body or any other features were not able to get identified as it was shining bright.Then I thought it could be an airplane but airplane has more lights that keep on pulsating,and that are under its wings,but so such other light could be seen.My friend ignored all this as he is quiet a dumb type of guy,but I could not remove m eye from it.I saw it moving more quick than it was moving initially from when I noticed it moving, and that thing moved from where I first saw it straightly in opposite direction until it became out of my sight.I was bit of confused and excited as just few minutes ago I was watching a star and that star like thing just flew straightly from where I first saw it to the other end of the horizon,out of my sight, and all this happened in around less than 10 minutes. I cannot surely say what it was but as all conditions apply it cannot be anything else even.