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    Passport Office Announces Timings and Closures for Eid-ul-Adha

    Web DeskBy Web DeskMay 25, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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    In anticipation of Eid-ul-Adha, passport offices across the country have announced their adjusted working hours and closure schedules. This measure aims to accommodate the public’s needs while respecting the festive period. Typically, government offices reduce their hours or close entirely during major religious holidays to allow employees to observe celebrations with their families.

    These changes are significant as they impact individuals planning to apply for or renew passports, especially those intending to travel during or shortly after the holiday. Early awareness of office timings helps prevent last-minute inconveniences and ensures smoother processing of travel documents. It also reflects the government’s effort to balance service delivery with cultural observance.

    Meanwhile, travelers and applicants are advised to check the specific timings of their nearest passport office and plan their visits accordingly. This proactive approach can help avoid delays and ensure compliance with travel schedules. The announcement underscores the importance of public communication in managing administrative services during national festivities.

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