"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...

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