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Curious Case Of The Passport Rectangle: Social Media Post Sparks Discussion
An online query by a social media user regarding a mysterious gold rectangle on her newly renewed passport has sparked a viral conversation about modern travel document security.
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How To Organise Travel Documents Digitally For Faster And Stress-Free Travel
As airports, airlines and travel services move further towards digital and contactless processes, organising essential travel documents online can completely change how smoothly the journey unfolds.
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Passport Ready? Here're The Other Documents International Travellers Must Pack
With increasing security measures and detailed entry requirements worldwide, being well prepared has become more important than ever.
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5 Key Documents You Must Have For International Travel
From essential identification papers to travel insurance and more, let's explore the must-have documents for your next international adventure.
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Pakistan Arrests Blacklisted American Who Was Deported For 'Spying'
An American citizen who was deported from Pakistan and blacklisted years ago has been arrested upon returning to the country, officials said Saturday.
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Government On Track To Extend E-Tourist Visa Facility To 150 Nations
The government is on track to extend e-tourist visa facility, which allows foreigners to get the travel document online, to 37 more countries by the end of current fiscal.
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Danes, Swedes Impose New Border Checks In Fresh Blow To Open-Frontier Europe
Denmark imposed temporary identity checks on its border with Germany today following a similar move by Sweden, dealing a double blow to Europe's fraying passport-free Schengen area amid a record influx of migrants.
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Minority Refugees From Pak, Bangladesh Can Stay Without Documents: Government
Refugees of minority communities from Pakistan and Bangladesh, who have entered India on or before December 31 last year, can stay in the country on humanitarian grounds, even without valid travel documents, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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India Sought Lalit Modi's Deportation in 2013, Chidambaram's Letter Shows
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram had written to the United Kingdom two years ago calling for the deportation of disgraced cricket boss Lalit Modi over allegations of money laundering, a letter accessed by NDTV has shown.
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Children Among 71 Migrants Found Dead in Truck in Austria
Four children, including a baby girl, were among 71 migrants found dead in a truck on an Austrian highway and several people have been arrested in Hungary in connection with the tragedy, Austrian police said on Friday.
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No Need for Police Verification for Reissue of Passports: Government
No police verification is required for reissue of passports, the government said today. "For reissue of passports, police verification is not required, provided the first passport had been issued on the basis of clear police report," Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh told Lok Sabha in a written reply.
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Didn't Recommend Travel Documents to Lalit Modi: Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Saturday reiterated that she did not recommend travel documents to former IPL chief Lalit Modi.
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'No. Won't Target Sushma Swaraj': Opposition 'Pact' That Excludes Congress
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, who has been attacked for helping disgraced cricket boss Lalit Modi with travel papers in Britain, has apparently divided the opposition ahead of the monsoon session of Parliament next week.
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Vasundhara Raje Didn't Testify for Lalit Modi in Court: BJP Defense
To justify that top BJP leader Vasundhara Raje does not need to resign as Rajasthan Chief Minister, the party is likely to present an argument from her legal team that she changed her mind at the last minute about backing the immigration appeal of disgraced cricket magnate Lalit Modi.
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'Government Will Play by Rule Book' on Lalit Modi Inquiry, Says Arun Jaitley
The government will "play by the rulebook" to ensure that the cases against cricket boss Lalit Modi are thoroughly investigated, said Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today.
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Curious Case Of The Passport Rectangle: Social Media Post Sparks Discussion
An online query by a social media user regarding a mysterious gold rectangle on her newly renewed passport has sparked a viral conversation about modern travel document security.
-
How To Organise Travel Documents Digitally For Faster And Stress-Free Travel
As airports, airlines and travel services move further towards digital and contactless processes, organising essential travel documents online can completely change how smoothly the journey unfolds.
-
Passport Ready? Here're The Other Documents International Travellers Must Pack
With increasing security measures and detailed entry requirements worldwide, being well prepared has become more important than ever.
-
5 Key Documents You Must Have For International Travel
From essential identification papers to travel insurance and more, let's explore the must-have documents for your next international adventure.
-
Pakistan Arrests Blacklisted American Who Was Deported For 'Spying'
An American citizen who was deported from Pakistan and blacklisted years ago has been arrested upon returning to the country, officials said Saturday.
-
Government On Track To Extend E-Tourist Visa Facility To 150 Nations
The government is on track to extend e-tourist visa facility, which allows foreigners to get the travel document online, to 37 more countries by the end of current fiscal.
-
Danes, Swedes Impose New Border Checks In Fresh Blow To Open-Frontier Europe
Denmark imposed temporary identity checks on its border with Germany today following a similar move by Sweden, dealing a double blow to Europe's fraying passport-free Schengen area amid a record influx of migrants.
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Minority Refugees From Pak, Bangladesh Can Stay Without Documents: Government
Refugees of minority communities from Pakistan and Bangladesh, who have entered India on or before December 31 last year, can stay in the country on humanitarian grounds, even without valid travel documents, Lok Sabha was informed today.
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India Sought Lalit Modi's Deportation in 2013, Chidambaram's Letter Shows
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram had written to the United Kingdom two years ago calling for the deportation of disgraced cricket boss Lalit Modi over allegations of money laundering, a letter accessed by NDTV has shown.
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Children Among 71 Migrants Found Dead in Truck in Austria
Four children, including a baby girl, were among 71 migrants found dead in a truck on an Austrian highway and several people have been arrested in Hungary in connection with the tragedy, Austrian police said on Friday.
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No Need for Police Verification for Reissue of Passports: Government
No police verification is required for reissue of passports, the government said today. "For reissue of passports, police verification is not required, provided the first passport had been issued on the basis of clear police report," Minister of State for External Affairs VK Singh told Lok Sabha in a written reply.
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Didn't Recommend Travel Documents to Lalit Modi: Sushma Swaraj
External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Saturday reiterated that she did not recommend travel documents to former IPL chief Lalit Modi.
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'No. Won't Target Sushma Swaraj': Opposition 'Pact' That Excludes Congress
Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj, who has been attacked for helping disgraced cricket boss Lalit Modi with travel papers in Britain, has apparently divided the opposition ahead of the monsoon session of Parliament next week.
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Vasundhara Raje Didn't Testify for Lalit Modi in Court: BJP Defense
To justify that top BJP leader Vasundhara Raje does not need to resign as Rajasthan Chief Minister, the party is likely to present an argument from her legal team that she changed her mind at the last minute about backing the immigration appeal of disgraced cricket magnate Lalit Modi.
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'Government Will Play by Rule Book' on Lalit Modi Inquiry, Says Arun Jaitley
The government will "play by the rulebook" to ensure that the cases against cricket boss Lalit Modi are thoroughly investigated, said Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today.
