India has officially begun issuing e-passports, which will improve security and ease international travel. The Ministry of External Affairs launched the e-passport as a pilot project on April 1, 2024. The e-passport combines physical and digital security technologies. It contains an RFID chip and antenna that stores the passport holder's personal and biometric data.
First understand what is e-passport?
This new e-passport incorporates both physical and digital security techniques. Its front cover also contains a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip and antenna, which stores the passport holder's personal and biometric data.
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