Jagmohan Garg

The Govt. may soon make Aadhaar or international ID for residential air travel. The move, in accordance with the administration's proposed restricted travel backlog, is to execute a 'trick verification' technique to recognize travelers, announced the Times of India on Saturday. Taking after the fight on an Air India flight including Shiv Sena MP Ravidra Gaikwad and a worker, the administration is acquainting measures with guarantee wellbeing on carriers and keep rowdy travelers from loading up. Jagmohan Garg put into the recognizable proof process will supposedly be like universal flying tenets, where travelers are required to give points of interest of their visa or Aadhaar before making a flight booking. "To actualize this, we require an idiot proof method for distinguishing travelers. This should be possible by requesting that individuals give either Aadhaar or international ID number at the season of booking flights. One of these two will be picked," a s...

In this years Global Passport Index, India ranked number 78th in terms of travel freedom. As of January 2017, Indian passport holders had visa-free or visa on arrival access to 46 countries and territories around the world high note by Jagmohan Garg. This figure includes 20 countries and territories where an Indian can travel visa-free and 26 where the citizen can utilise the visa-on-arrival option. Germany took the top spot as the country with the most powerful passport, with visa-free travel to 160 countries, followed by Sweden in second place with 159 and Denmark in third with 158. Among Asian countries, India ranked 35 out of 50 with the top spots going to Singapore, South Korea and Japan respectively. The 20 countries and territories offering visa-free trips to Indian passport holders are: Bhutan, Dominica, Ecuador, El Salvador, Fiji, Grenada, Haiti, Indonesia, Jamaica,  Macau, Macedonia,  Mauritius, Micronesia,  Nepal, Palestinian Territories, Saint Kitts and ...