Important Khabar of dated 21.09.25 (Sunday)

• H1B Visa Fees now ₹88 Lakh Annually
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• Trump increased the fees; previously it was ₹5 Lakh for the first three years.
• Three lakh Indians live in America on H1B visas.
• Changes implemented from today; new applications, renewals, and existing visa holders will be affected.
• Key points about the H-1B visa
• What is this?
• This is a non-immigrant visa that allows US companies to temporarily employ foreign workers in "specialty occupations." 
• Does it grant permanent residence?
• No, this is a temporary visa. 
• How old is it and can it be extended?
• This visa is initially granted for 3 years and can be extended up to a maximum of 6 years. 
• Can the family even stay?
• Yes, H-1B visa holders can live in the US with their family members (spouse and children). 
• Who gets this?
• This visa is for those employed in "specialty occupations" that require a bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience. 
• How many visas are issued each year?
• The number of these visas is limited each fiscal year, and the US issues approximately 85,000 visas per year. 
• Is the application fee refundable?
• No, the application fees paid for an H-1B visa are generally non-refundable, regardless of whether your application is approved or rejected. 
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The image is a news clipping primarily discussing price reductions in dairy products in India.

Key points include: 

• Sudha Dairy Products, from Bihar State Milk Co-operative Federation (Comfed), have seen price reductions of up to 10 rupees on various items like toned milk, butter, paneer, and ghee, effective September 21st.
• The price drop is attributed to a reduction in GST rates on these products.
• Amul, another major dairy brand, has also announced price reductions on over 700 products, including ghee, butter, ice cream, bakery items, and frozen snacks, with new prices effective from September 22nd.
• Some older stock with previous MRPs might still be in the market, but all products are to be sold at the new, reduced rates.

This news clipping reports on a high-voltage cricket match between India and Pakistan in the Super 4 stage of the Asia Cup 2025 in Dubai. 

• Match Preview: India, having previously defeated Pakistan by seven wickets in the league stage, entered the match with high morale, relying on their spin attack.
• Pakistan's Challenges: Pakistan's weak batting lineup was a concern, and the report mentions that Indian players had refused to shake hands with Pakistani players in the previous match, a policy expected to continue.
• Historical Record: In T20 International matches, India has a dominant record against Pakistan, winning 10 out of 14 encounters, while Pakistan won 4. In Dubai, both teams have won 2 matches each out of 4 played.

The provided image discusses the upcoming Super-4 Asia Cup 2025 cricket match between India and Pakistan on September 21st in Dubai, focusing on key aspects of the game: 

• Pakistan's Challenges: They are introducing new talent like Sahibzada Farhan and Saim Ayub while experienced players like Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan are out. Shaheen Shah Afridi's fitness is a concern, but Abrar Ahmed and Haris Rauf are expected to play key roles in bowling.
• Pitch and Conditions: The Dubai pitch is slow and aids spin bowlers, so both teams might play with three spinners. The toss will be crucial as batting is expected to be easier in the second innings.
• Team Line-ups: The image lists the probable squads for both India (captain Suryakumar Yadav) and Pakistan (captain Salman Ali Agha), including key players like Sanju Samson, Hardik Pandya, and Jasprit Bumrah for India, and Fakhar Zaman, Haris Rauf, and Shadab Khan for Pakistan.
• Managing Pressure: Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav humorously advised on handling the external pressure of the India-Pakistan match, suggesting to "switch off the phone, close the room, and go to sleep" to avoid stress.

Other clips during continuous rain at Chapra,Bihar site

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