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"Stolen Passports" In Afghanistan Behind Centre's E-visas Move: Report
Over 11,000 visas issued by the Indian embassy in Afghanistan between August 12 and 14 have been cancelled after over 1,000 visas were reportedly stolen, prompting the Centre to introduce e-Visas after the fall of Kabul.
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70 Indian passports stolen from San Francisco: report
About 70 Indian passports have reportedly been stolen from a private company, to which the Indian Consulate in San Francisco had outsourced for various visa and passport related services.
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Indian arrested for allegedly using stolen Thai visa
An Indian national has been arrested by police after producing a Thai visa sticker that was among 300 visa labels reported missing from the embassy in Kuala Lumpur.
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6000 Indian visa stickers stolen in London, ministry takes steps to prevent misuse
With 6,000 Indian visa stickers stolen in the UK, the Ministry of External Affairs has taken a series of steps, including blocking of the stickers, to counter the security breach and to ensure there is no misuse.
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"Stolen Passports" In Afghanistan Behind Centre's E-visas Move: Report
Over 11,000 visas issued by the Indian embassy in Afghanistan between August 12 and 14 have been cancelled after over 1,000 visas were reportedly stolen, prompting the Centre to introduce e-Visas after the fall of Kabul.
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70 Indian passports stolen from San Francisco: report
About 70 Indian passports have reportedly been stolen from a private company, to which the Indian Consulate in San Francisco had outsourced for various visa and passport related services.
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Indian arrested for allegedly using stolen Thai visa
An Indian national has been arrested by police after producing a Thai visa sticker that was among 300 visa labels reported missing from the embassy in Kuala Lumpur.
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6000 Indian visa stickers stolen in London, ministry takes steps to prevent misuse
With 6,000 Indian visa stickers stolen in the UK, the Ministry of External Affairs has taken a series of steps, including blocking of the stickers, to counter the security breach and to ensure there is no misuse.
