Duel in Dubai: Can Pakistan Stop India's Unstoppable Run in the Asia Cup Final? | Breaking news 28.09.25

The current affairs from the clip are:

•  Asia Cup Final: For the first time in the 41-year and 17-edition history of the Asia Cup, India and Pakistan will clash in the final.
•  Date ,Time and Venue: The historic final is set to take place on Sunday, September 28, 2025, at 8:00 PM IST (Indian Standard Time),in Ajman, Dubai.
•  Team India's Aim: India will enter the match aiming for a 'hat-trick' of victories against Pakistan in the current tournament, having already defeated them in the group stage (under Suryakumar Yadav's captaincy) and the Super-4 stage.
•  Historical Dominance: The clip notes that India is the most successful country in the tournament, having won the Asia Cup title eight times (including the 2023 edition mentioned in the list of wins).
• The toss is scheduled to take place at 7:30 PM IST

The key current affairs points from the clip, which discusses the new Ramsar sites in Bihar, are as follows:

 New Ramsar Sites in Bihar: Two wetlands from Bihar have been designated as Ramsar Sites (Wetlands of International Importance):

•  Gokul Jalashay (448 hectares) in Buxar district.
•   Udaipur Jheel (319 hectares) in West Champaran district.
•  India's Total Tally: With these two additions, the total number of Ramsar Sites in India has increased to 93.and 5 nos total Bihar

 * India's Global and Asian Rank: India is now first in Asia and third in the world (after the UK and Mexico) in terms of the total number of designated Ramsar Sites.

 * Significance: The designation highlights India and Bihar's commitment to wetland conservation, biodiversity protection, climate resilience, and sustainable livelihoods.

 * Site Features:

   * Gokul Jalashay: An oxbow lake located on the southern edge of the Ganga river, vital for over 50 bird species and local livelihoods like fishing and irrigation.

   * Udaipur Jheel: An oxbow lake surrounded by dense forests of the Udaipur Wildlife Sanctuary, home to over 280 plant species and a wintering habitat for about 35 migratory bird species, including the Bar-headed Goose.

 

The clip reports on the strong response (Right of Reply) India gave to Pakistan at the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).

Here are the main points in a simple way:

 * What Pakistan's PM Shehbaz Sharif Claimed: He gave a speech claiming victory in a recent conflict with India (called "Operation Sindoor" by India) and accused India of various things.

 * India's Response (The Rebuttal): Indian diplomat Petal Gahlot called the Pakistani PM's speech "absurd theatrics" and accused him of promoting terrorism.

 * Fact Check on "Victory": India said Pakistan's military was actually defeated and had to "plead" with India for a ceasefire after India destroyed several of their airbases. The Indian diplomat said, "If destroyed runways and burnt-out hangars look like victory, as the Prime Minister claimed, Pakistan is welcome to enjoy it."

 * Focus on Terrorism: India reminded the UN that Pakistan is an exporter of terrorism, having protected people like Osama bin Laden and recently trying to shield a terrorist group responsible for an attack in Kashmir.

 * Condition for Peace: India told Pakistan that if it is serious about peace, it must shut down all terrorist camps and hand over terrorists wanted in India.

 * Bilateral Talks: India made it clear that any issues will only be solved through direct talks between India and Pakistan, and no other country (third party) has a role in it.

Railway Inspection at Chhapra Junction (Local Administration)

This news is about the preparations being made by the Indian Railways for the upcoming major festive season in the local region.

• The Reason: Senior railway officials inspected Chhapra Junction to prepare for the heavy passenger rush expected during the upcoming major festivals like Dussehra, Diwali, and Chhath.
• The New Strategy: A new strategy is being prepared focusing on cleanliness, crowd control, and improving passenger facilities at the station.
• Key Focus Areas: The inspection covered station facilities, platforms, ticket counters, and waiting areas. Orders were given to deploy additional police (GRP and RPF), increase CCTV monitoring, and ensure quick action against any criminal activities or disorder to prevent inconvenience to passengers

This clip reports on the 'Unmesh' festival and comments made by a famous Indian film personality.

• ​The Event: The news is from the 'Unmesh' Festival of Expression being held in Patna. The festival is organized by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, and the Sahitya Akademi.
• ​Key Figure: Famous actor Amol Palekar participated in the event.
• ​Amol Palekar's Quote: He stated that "Indian Cinema is incomplete without Regional Cinema".
• ​His Point: Palekar stressed that when discussing Indian cinema, one must include films made in regional languages like Bhojpuri and others, not just those from Mumbai. He acknowledged that Iranian and Korean cinema have taught a lot to the world.

The primary news from this clip is the increased security and political tension in Leh, Ladakh.

• The Arrest: Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk was taken into custody under the NSA (National Security Act) after police and paramilitary forces intensified patrols in Leh on Saturday, the fourth consecutive day of the situation.
• The Government Stance: The administration called Wangchuk's detention "appropriate". They stated that his detention was necessary to restore the normal situation in the historically peaceful city of Leh.
• Wider Crackdown: Over 50 people have been detained following clashes. Raids are being conducted to catch those who are still absconding.

Security Review: Lieutenant Governor Kavinder Gupta will soon chair a high-level security review meeting in Raj Bhavan.

The clipping is from the Prabhat Khabar newspaper, dated Saturday, September 27, 2025, and reports on a developing current affairs story in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India.

Here is a summary of the current affairs in English:

Bareilly Erupts in Violence Over 'I Love Mohammad' Banner

 * Incident: Clashes and vandalism occurred in Bareilly after Friday prayers (on September 26, 2025) as a crowd gathered to protest in support of the 'I Love Mohammad' campaign.

 * Controversy's Origin: The controversy started in Kanpur on September 4, when boards reading 'I Love Mohammad' were allegedly put up on a public road during the Barawafat procession (celebrating the Prophet's birthday). Hindu organizations objected, calling it a deliberate provocation, leading to a First Information Report (FIR) being filed against 9 named and 15 unknown persons in Kanpur.

 * Bareilly Protest: The protest in Bareilly was called by Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan, chief of the Ittehad-e-Millat Council (IMC), to protest the police action in Kanpur.

 * Police Action: Heavy crowds gathered near the residence of Maulana Tauqeer Raza and a mosque in the Kotwali area despite police not granting permission for the protest due to Section 163 (power to issue order in urgent cases of nuisance or apprehended danger) being in effect. Police were deployed, and when some participants allegedly started clashing and pelting stones, police reportedly used a lathi charge (baton charge) to disperse the crowd.

 * Aftermath: The situation resulted in stone-pelting, vandalism, and clashes with the police. Several people, including Maulana Tauqeer Raza Khan, were detained or arrested. Police reported injuries to several officers. The local administration suspended internet services in the district and deployed a heavy police and paramilitary presence to maintain law and order.

 * Wider Spread: The 'I Love Mohammad' controversy and subsequent protests/clashes have since spread to other districts in Uttar Pradesh (like Mau and Barabanki) and other states.