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Passport Information

Passport Information: Citizens of all countries, except Nepal & Bhutan, require a valid national passport or valid travel documents and a valid visa granted by Missions abroad for entering India. Nepalese or Bhutanese citizens need no passport or visa but should possess suitable documents for their identification when proceeding from their respective countries. You must have a passport with you all the time. It's the most basic travel document. If your passport is lost or stolen, immediately contact your country's embassy or consulate in Delhi and also to nearest police station. Indian passports can be renewed any time from one year

Gandhi Museum

Gandhi Museum: It is situated in Gandhi Memorial Museum Rajghat, New Delhi. The origin of this Museum has its roots in the times, when soon after the much-regretted assassination of Mahatma Gandhi on January 30, 1948, efforts started in Mumbai to search, collect and preserve personal relics, photographs, manuscripts, books, journals and documents and the audio-visual material related to Gandhiji's life, philosophy and work. Later, the collection and the work shifted to Delhi and in early 1951, a museum dedicated to the Father of Our Nation was set up in the Government hutments adjoining Kota House. The present place is

Traveling to Delhi : Prepration

Tourists visiting India require a visa, which can be issued after they submit an application to the nearest Indian Embassy or Consulate in their country. Always make photocopies of important documents such as your passport, visa and air tickets. Always carry the originals with you, and keep the copies in a safe place. They will be required in case the originals are lost. Before traveling to India it is advisable to get a medical checkup and consult your doctor about recommended vaccinations about 3 weeks before your trip. Carry any essential medication that you are in the habit of using.

Patiala medicos join protesters in Delhi

Patiala : The medical students from the three premier institutions of the city today left the city to join medical students of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, who had been on a hunger strike in the protest against the new reservation policy of the union government. More than 70 medical students from the Government Medical College, Government Dental College and Government Ayurvedic College boarded a bus from the premises of the Government Rajindra Hospital that was flagged off by president of the Punjab Branch of the Indian Medical Association, Dr G.S. Gill. In a joint statement,

Delhi govt prescribes a face-saver on pulses

NEW DELHI: It took a stern warning from the Congress Working Committee (CWC) for the Delhi government to wake up from slumber and spring into action. In less than 24 hours, the Congress government in Delhi obeyed the high commands orders on rising prices and decided to offer two most expensive dals at Rs 38 a kg at special retail outlets, starting Tuesday. Delhi government will start selling dhuli urad and dhuli moong dal at Rs 38 a kg from retail vends at its 70 food and civil supplies circle offices. The pulses will be sold open and will be