Passport, introducing enhanced security features and digital verification. Here’s a quick look at who is eligible to apply, ...

India's Ministry of External Affairs has launched e-passport services under PSP V2.0, aiming for faster and more secure travel. New passports will be chip-enabled, storing holder data securely ...

India recently completed the implementation of its e-passport system under the Passport Seva Programme V2.0. This means all new and renewed passports, issued both domestically and by Indian missions ...

India is set to roll out chip-enabled e-passports in 2025, designed to strengthen security, speed up immigration checks, and ensure worldwide acceptance. The new passports will carry biometric details ...

As India has been continuously working towards evolving into a smartly digitalised nation, it has achieved another major digital leap in travel documentation by introducing an electronic passport, ...

The Government of India has rolled out the Passport Seva 2.0 initiative across the country, making the e-passport service available to all citizens. An e-passport is a modernised version of the ...

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar has introduced Passport Seva Programme (PSP) 2.0 in India, affirming the national adoption of e-Passports on the 13th Passport Seva Divas. In a post shared on X ...

India's passport services have undergone a significant transformation, as acknowledged during the 13th Passport Seva Divas. The Passport Seva Programme (PSP) streamlines application processes, ...

India has introduced the new e-Passport to make international travel more secure and smoother for citizens. This advanced passport comes with an embedded electronic chip that safely stores personal ...

India has begun issuing e-passports under the Passport Seva 2.0 programme, marking a major upgrade from the traditional booklet to a secure, chip-enabled document. The introduction of RFID-based ...

E-passports not only threaten your personal safety traveling, the RFID chips are easy to clone and fake. How easy? Here's the picture of Elvis Presley's e-passport: The photo is taken from a passport ...