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 addition of 11 International Ports further enhances the attractiveness and utility of electronic Visas," the MHA said in a statement. Notably, India provides approximately 95% e-visas applications in less than 72 hours the ministry added....