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First-time passport applicant to face 200 personal questions in an interview
Mar 22 2007, Rajni

With the aim to prevent fraudulent passport application, a detail plan was published on March 20, which says that First-time passport applicants aged over 16 will have to face the compulsory interviews at one of 69 centres around the country in which...

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