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were 'respectable' or 'worthy' enough to represent India and 'uphold its honour aboard'.

For long the passport was regarded as a 'civil credential' meant only for Indians of 'means, education and standing', according to Radhika Singha, a historian at Delhi's Jawaharlal Nehru University. It was, therefore, not given to


 

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