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My passport travails started some 4 months back. The passport applied for, a Rs 1000 lighter by the pocket, I asked the man at the e-seva counter how many days it would take for the police enquiry to be conducted? He said, 'say around 20 days.' Augured well for me because I was bound to leave
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14 Nov 2005, 7:01pm
As usual!A fine blog!
17 Nov 2005, 11:37am
You are very lucky to get passport with out giving bribe.
Last week two of my friends applied for passport and paid Rs.500/- individually.The thing is that they did not do any mistakes like you.
17 Nov 2005, 11:55pm
[quote]The more curt they are, the more money they can take from you.
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actually , its pretty much the other way around.. if a dick is going to take a bribe,then its politeness is propotional to how mush you end up shelling out.anyway , nice post...
18 Nov 2005, 5:37pm
@fp:-observation noted. :-)
@teja:-Guess rama krishna was very lucky. it was a fiction piece!
21 Nov 2005, 12:50am
Nice blog, you have here..
28 Nov 2005, 12:58am
hey!if you can imagine something, it can happen. hope exists!:)
2 Dec 2005, 1:46pm
also, loved the title "passport and prejudice".haha!
12 Dec 2005, 4:44pm
@adarsh: Nice to hear from you adarsh.
@deepti: A jane Austen regular is bound to like the title!
@shawshank: thanx for the appreciative words.
30 Dec 2005, 11:55am
U wrote it so well that by the end i had forgotten that it was fiction.
30 Dec 2005, 11:57am
The humor was too good, keep it up
9 Jan 2006, 4:30pm
finally, you read my blog. thanx for the kind words.