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Server outage makes passport applicants fret and fume in absence of official information

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Serish Nanisetti
Server outage makes passport applicants fret and fume in absence of official information
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Passport applicants across India faced significant delays due to a server outage at the Passport Seva website. The lack of official communication from authorities has led to widespread frustration among citizens waiting at service centers.

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The incident highlights vulnerabilities in critical public digital infrastructure and the importance of transparent government communication during service failures.

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A suspected outage in the server lead to hours-long wait for many applicants of passports in many parts of the country, including Hyderabad, Bhubaneshwar, Mallapuram, Udupi and Lalbagh. According to an online tracker of server outages, the website ‘https://www.passportindia.gov.in’ had an ‘Active Service Outage and services are currently experiencing technical difficulties or downtime according to our checkers”. Another outage service tracker, listed the website ‘https://services2.passportindia.gov’ as inaccessible across the world.

But with no information coming out officially, people took to social media to raise the issue withing hours of opening of Passport Offices at 10.15 a.m. “Really disappointed with the Passport Seva service today. The servers are down, and people are left waiting without any clear update or alternative. The government really needs to focus more on IT infrastructure for critical public services like Passport Seva,” wrote one social media user.

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