Increase in Passport Application Fees Effective July 1

The cost of applying for a new or reissued 36-page passport has been set at ₹2,500, with the fee for a tatkal application rising to ₹5,000. Additionally, the prices for regular 60-page passports have increased to ₹3,500, while the tatkal

Passport fees increased to ₹2,500 effective July 1.

The Indian government has announced an increase in the application fees for fresh and reissued passports. The new fee structure states that applying for a standard 36-page passport will cost ₹2,500, while the expedited tatkal service for the same will

Dravid Cautions Sooryavanshi Ahead of India Debut

As interest in the young player intensifies, former India coach and current head coach of the Rajasthan Royals, Rahul Dravid, has expressed his views on the burgeoning talent. Dravid, who has a history of nurturing emerging players during his coaching

India Struggles in the Field, Dropping Four Catches in Six…

In the latest international womens cricket match, Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana won the toss and opted to bat first. This decision sets the stage for a crucial encounter, as Bangladesh aims to continue its momentum after securing a victory against

Centre Considers Keralas Request to Enhance Transportation Services

Transport Minister C.P. John held a meeting with Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari in New Delhi on Thursday. The two officials convened to discuss various transport-related matters, focusing on infrastructure development, policy improvements, and collaborative efforts

Increased Wait Times for Passport Applicants in Certain Areas of…

Residents of the Cyberabad region have reported experiencing delays of up to three weeks for passport verification applications. The local passport office processes approximately 700 verification requests each day, which may contribute to the extended waiting times. The delays have

Exploring Alternatives to Passports as Proof of Citizenship

The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) issued a statement clarifying the distinction between a passport and a citizenship document, emphasizing that a passport primarily serves as a travel document rather than a proof of citizenship. According to existing laws in