New Delhi, Aug. 11 -- The Centre on Monday notified 11 additional ports, including Attari on India-Pakistan border and border town of Moreh in Manipur, for facilitating entry into and exit from India for the foreigners holding electronic visa (e-visa), according to a statement issued by the Union home ministry. With the latest addition, the total number of international ports enabling entry of foreigners holding E-visa has increased to 88, including 37 airports, 38 seaports and 13 land ports. The move brings airports, seaports, land borders and rail posts under a common framework defined by the new Immigration and Foreigners Act, 2025. The newly added international ports are Attari in Punjab (through road), Moreh in Manipur, Dawki in Meghalaya; Dawki, Jaigaon, Haridaspur, Gede and Ghojadanga in West Bengal, Darranga in Assam and Agartala. "The government of India has notified 11 more International Ports, enabling E-visa holder foreigners to enter India. The newly added 11 International Ports include nine land ports and two airports," the MHA said in a statement....