News Topic:Indian Passport
Travel
Turkmenistan Visa for Indians: What Indian Travellers Must Know Before Exploring Central Asia’s Hidden Gem
As Indian travellers look beyond the usual Southeast Asian getaways, Turkmenistan is slowly emerging as a mysterious and intriguing destination.
J&K
Govt asks passport verifying agencies not to insist on Vigilance clearance
Government has asked passport authorities as well as verifying agencies not insist on latest Vigilance clearance from its employees.
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J&K
No passport for corrupt employees in J-K
In what could spell trouble for employees involved in corruption cases, the administration of J-K UT made vigilance clearance mandatory.
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India
e-Governance: Applying for Birth, Death Certificate & Passports made convenient
SRINAGAR — With the high number of births and deaths in the country, it is almost impossible for India to keep a check on all...
Kashmir
Passport Office cautions applicants against fake websites
SRINAGAR — Regional Passport Officer Srinagar today informed all passport applicants applying for the Indian passport to apply online only on registered passport website...
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