A Bulletin of Passport services in India. Published by Central Passport Organisation, Ministry of External Affairs, New Delhi.

1. MINISTRY OF
EXTERNAL AFFAIRS
Passport
Patrika
May 2010
HIGHLIGHTS:
Curtain Raiser at PSK Bangalore
Pg 5
Trial processing of
DPC Applications successfully initiated at
Bangalore PSK-1
External Communication activities planned
Chandigarh gearing up
for Go-Live
External Affairs Minister,
Shri S.M. Krishna at PSK Bangalore
The Editorial Team
Chairman
Editor-in Chief
Shri. A.Manickam, JS (CPV) & CPO
Dr. T. V. Nagendra Prasad, Director (PV)
& Project Director (PSP)

2. MINISTRY OF
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From Project Director’s Desk
Dear Colleagues,
The months of March and April coincide with the traditional new year in many parts of the country (Vishu,
Bihu, Baisakhi, Navroz etc) and brings with it glad tidings. These months have been quite eventful for the
Passport Seva Project as well. Thanks to the efforts of one and all connected to Passport Seva Project.
We had three important events during this period. First, we had the conference of all the RPOs/POs at Bangalore wherein all of them were briefed about the Project and the basic design of the PSK. This was followed by a visit of Hon‟ble EAM Shri.S.M.Krishna, to PSKs in Bangalore for a curtain raiser event. Lastly
and perhaps most importantly, the Passport Seva Project went live on trial basis. From March 19 th to March
31st , over 300 passports were printed and dispatched through the new system. Automatic SMS alerts were
generated by the system and sent to the applicants. The new Index-PAC system was rigorously tested and
results of the new Index PAC system were compared against the results generated with the existing system.
The new system was found to be working satisfactorily.
We believe in treading cautiously. Hence the new system is being tested only on DPC applications. Valuable feedback from our staff on the new system is being constantly gathered and incorporated into the software. We are conscious that we have a long way to go, but with your encouragement and support we are
making steady progress.
We would be grossly failing in our duty if we do not place on record the tremendous contribution of the
RPO and all officers and staff at Bangalore. The staff besides taking care of the increasing workload of
passport seekers, are also operating on the new system. For this they are devoting extra time on weekends
and beyond the office hours without allowing the pendency to creep up. This is over and above taking care
of the steady stream of visitors from Delhi who have all kinds of onerous project related demands. Hats off,
to the RPO and Staff of Bangalore for this inspirational performance. With such an enthusiastic support and
participation the pilot is expected to be launched very soon. Once again, I request all RPO/POs to contribute articles/experiences/events or incidents at passport office by email to me so that we can use them to enrich the Passport Patrika.
We wish you and your families a great season ahead.
Dr.T.V.Nagendra Prasad
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Contents
Project Updates…The story so far
04
Status of the Projects progress
Events
Curtain Raiser at Bangalore
05
RPO Conclave at Bangalore
07
DPC Application Processing at Bangalore
07
Excerpts from statement of External Affairs Minister
08
Efficiency Enhancing Initiative
08
Training Experience
09
Welcome
09
Bidding Farewell
10
Technology Trends
12
National e-Governance Plan
13
Worldwide Information
14
Health Corner
14
Fun Corner
15
Snapshots
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4. MINISTRY OF
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Project Updates...The Story so far
Major milestones achieved during the journey towards the pilot go-live of the Passport Seva Project
Project Milestones – Pilot
Milestones Achieved
Milestones - Work in Progress
Milestones to be Achieved
TRAINING
Software/Application Training conducted successfully for the Chandigarh Passport Office employees
SECURITY
Login User id‟s created for all Passport Office employees at pilot locations
Digital Signatures created for Bangalore Passport Office employees
COMMUNICATION
Print Advertorials created for the citizens to launch the Passport Seva Kendra and the new process
Radio Advertisement created for communication to the citizens
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5. MINISTRY OF
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Curtain Raiser at Bangalore
The Curtain Raiser event took place on 6th March 2010.It was
the most awaited day when MEA successfully showcased the
Bangalore Passport Seva Kendras and the new Passport Issuance process to the Hon‟ble External Affairs Minister Shri.
S.M. Krishna along with other senior dignitaries from the
MEA including the Additional Secretary (AD & CPV), Shri.
Ashok Tomar. The day started with the External Affairs Minister (EAM) visiting the Sai Arcade Passport Seva Kendra
where he was warmly welcomed the Passport Seva team including the RPO Bangalore, officers and staff.
Joint Secretary, Additional Secretary, Project
Director & RPO Bangalore greeting EAM
A quick walkthrough of the PSK was organized by the staff to
guide them through the facility and the various operational
zones. A huge local and national media contingent closely
covered every aspect of the visit. The panel then headed for
the PSK Lal Bagh, Bangalore where Shri S.M.Krishna addressed the Media and the RPO Officials articulating the need
for the reform concerning the Indian Passport Issuance process which led to the conception of the prestigious Passport
Seva Project.
Shri S.M.Krishna at the Token Counter at PSK
He emphasized on the growing profile of India that has led to
anticipation of a larger number of passport applications in the
near future. While the total number of applicants currently is
57 lakh it is expected to reach at least 75 lakhs by 2011 and
that such reforms were essential to provide better services to
the citizens.
Citizen Service Executives at the PSK
He added that the structural reforms in the issuance of passports would make the process streamlined, uniform, secure,
easy and transparent for citizens, along with applicant friendly
offices. He said that PSP is the flagship project of the Ministry
and everyone is involved in the project
EAM at the Online Kiosk at PSK
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Curtain Raiser at Bangalore Continued...
He mentioned that there would be 77 PSKs across India which
will be fully geared up to meet all kinds of requirement in due
course of time with the sturdy backup of a Data Centre in
Delhi, a Network Operations Centre in Delhi and a Disaster
Recovery Center in Chennai.
EAM at the PSK Counter
He confirmed that in Karnataka, there will be 2 PSKs in Bangalore, one each in Hubli and Mangalore which would be
connected real time to the central server and would take care
of the passport requirements of that particular region. Gulbarga will have a mini PSK which would work exactly as a
PSK. Citizens can take appointments by dialing the national
call center and avail information on the status of the application. In order to expedite the entire issuance process the Passport Seva Portal would also be linked to the police headquarters.
EAM’s Press Conference
Shri S.M.Krishna declared that the pilot location PSKs would
be launched soon as the trial runs have provided the good feedback. After successful run of the pilot centers for 3 months, the
rest of the PSKs across the country will be open to public in a
span of 8-10 months. This high profile event was successful
with the efforts of RPO Bangalore under the leadership of Shri
Ravindra and the Media team of TCS.
Eternal Affairs Minister addressing the Media
at the Press Conference at PSK
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RPO Conclave at Bangalore
Most RPOs from across the country assembled at Lal Bagh PSK,
Bangalore to have the first hand exposure to the whole process and
the software application. The programme was spearheaded by JSCPV Shri. A Manickam. The main aim was to exhibit the PSK functionalities, layout and its operations to the RPOs and seek their feedback. Project Director, Dr. T.V.Nagendra Prasad along with
Mr.Rajan Pillai addressed the RPOs. In their briefing, they spoke
about various benefits of the Passport Seva Project along with the
role of TCS and the advantages of Public–Private Partnership
RPOs from several locations at PSK
model. The RPOs were taken through a complete cycle of Application Processing starting from the filling up of the Application form. A new Passport Application Form was
provided to each RPO for filling in the details which were then taken through the various stages of the Preprocessing and processing. The entire procedure was demonstrated by first taking the RPOs to the Token
Issuance Counter where tokens were issued on First come first serve basis. Queries of passport officers during their walkthrough inside the PSK were clarified. Once the respective tokens were displayed at the LCD
monitor, the RPOs were requested to enter the processing zone to their respective counter for application
processing.
The applications were processed quickly at the CSE counter and the applicants (RPOs) were then escorted
to the waiting lounge near the VO counter. After successful completion of the VO tasks, the RPOs moved
towards the GO counter. The RPOs were satisfied to see the PSK, Lal Bagh. They appreciated the modern
facility and infrastructure constructed for the citizens. The event concluded on a very positive note.
DPC Application Processing at Bangalore
In order to ensure smooth functioning of the Passport Seva system, it was decided to process only DPC applications initially. Trial run in the Passport Seva system for applications received through DPCs was initiated successfully after the curtain raiser event and visit at the PSK by Shri S.M.Krishna, External Affairs
Minister. Over 2000 forms received from DPCs were sent to PSK for data entry into the Passport Seva system. The processed digitized applications were sent to the Verifying Officer at Passport Office for verification which were then reviewed by the Granting Officer who took the decision to grant the passport after
perusing the Index and PAC check status through the system and the police verification report. It was also
demonstrated that the Index/PAC results seen by the Granting Officer were frozen in the system.
The new system has the facility to raise objections on the files with missing documents, incomplete information etc. These objections may be raised by the Verifying Officer/Granting Officer. In all such cases, an
objection letter is generated and sent to the citizen stating the reason and the corrective action required to be
taken. The Passport Office employees are finding the new system easy to use. They have suggested few
improvements to enhance the usability and efficiency of the system. More than 800 passports have been
printed and dispatched thus far through the system while the others are at different stages of processing.
Shri Sekhar, Ms Amarjothi, Shri Sreekumar, Shri Nagendra Babu, Shri P.K.Behera, Shri Sreenivasaiah,
Shri Hemachandra were found to be „power users‟ of the system during the trial run.
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Excerpts from the statement of External Affairs Minister
Excerpts from the statement of Shri S.M.Krishna in Lok Sabha during the discussion and voting on “Demands for Grants” for the year 2010-11
“Despite extensive computerization, opening of new passport offices, a need was felt for change in the existing system due to rapidly growing volumes of passport seekers. For instance, between 1999 and 2009,
the number of passport seekers more than doubled and this number is expected to grow at an average rate of
10% every year. In order to address this challenge MEA has launched the Passport Seva Project (PSP).
The project envisages the creation of 77 Passport Seva Kendras (PSKs) across the country, the creation of
call centre operating 24 x 7 in 17 languages, and a centralized nationwide computerized system for issuance
of passports.
The project is almost complete with establishment of Data Centre, Disaster Recovery Centre, Central Passport Printing Facility, Network Operations Centre, Passport Seva Kendras at 7 pilot locations (Bengaluru-1,
Bengaluru-2, Mangalore, Hubli, Chandigarh, Ambala and Ludhiana).
After 5 cycles of testing of the application software was conducted by the third party Audit Agency (STQC)
in Bengaluru, it was found that the software was suitable to go for trial run. On March 19, 2010, the applications received from District Passport Cells were processed in real environment under the PSP software
for the first time. Since then, about 1000 passports have been issued under the new system. On April 16,
2010, on trial basis, processing of applications live at PSK-1 in Bengaluru has also begun. After conducting
trials in live environment, it is proposed to open all the 7 PSKs for public. After successful pilot phase and
its certification the project is scheduled to be rolled out at the remaining 70 PSKs throughout the country.”
Efficiency Enhancing Initiative
Passport Officer, Coimbatore Shri.Balamurgan has recently got on line access to the database of ration
cards and voter identity cards from the concerned authorities under his jurisdiction. We have been informed
that his office has been checking/verifying the data from these databases successfully and using the same
for issuance of tatkaal passports.
We appreciate this innovative initiative and compliment the PO, officers and the staff at PO, Coimbatore.
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9. MINISTRY OF
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Training Experience of the Trainers
The prime objective of Change Management Team has always been to create and maintain a continuous
contributing learning environment for CPO employees, police officials and recruits of Passport Seva
Kendras (PSKs) , CPPF and Call Centre, as they experience the transformation brought about by the Passport Seva Project. With the new Passport Seva system partially operational in Bangalore, the Change Management team from TCS has come a long way in successfully achieving this objective. It has been an enriching experience for the team to interact with different stakeholders.
Understanding the needs of the end users was the foremost task at the team‟s hand. Addressing a diverse
group of audience required meticulous planning and coordination. However, it would not have been possible to deliver such a broad based training without the constant support and cooperation of the participants.
Despite their daily workload, they gladly spared time to participate in the training programmes. The enthusiasm and the eagerness to learn the new system was commendable. They were very receptive towards the
sessions and gave suggestions that could be incorporated in the PSP Application to make it more simple,
user friendly and efficient. Most of them appreciated the efforts put-in by the team. This served as a great
reason for us to smile and carry back good memories of the training experience.
The PSP training provided an opportunity to plan and deliver training in different domains like basic computer skills, soft skills and PSP application. The hands-on involvement with the participants added to the
learning of the training team and encouraged them to reach the level of perfection. All the training feedback
has shown a high satisfaction level among the participants.
Welcome - Retired CPO Officials who joined TCS
Shri Dhirendranath Das joined CPO in the year 1977 at RPO Delhi. Throughout
his carrier he had been posted at various RPOs. He has served as the head of
PACC, Berhampore and retired from RPO Kolkata in June 2008. He joined TCS
for the Passport Seva Project in December 2009.
Shri Ramanand Sarkar joined Deputy High Commission of India, Dhaka in
March 1964, after which he joined RPO Delhi in August 1968. Throughout
his carrier he has served in various capacities at various RPOs. He retired as
APO from RPO Delhi in November 2004 and joined TCS for the Passport
Seva Project in December 2009.
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10. MINISTRY OF
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Bidding Farewell
List of CPO Officers who bid adieu to CPO (April ‘09– March ‘10)
All good things must come to an end. We bid farewell to the under mentioned CPO staff who dedicated the
most valuable years of their lives to the Central Passport Organization. We would remain ever grateful for
their contribution.
S.No.
1.
Name
Shri M L Rawat,
Post
Supdt.
Date of Retirement
Station
31.03.2009
Lucknow
2.
Shri G D Joshi
Asstt.
31.03.2009
Delhi
3.
Shri Harjinder Singh
Peon
02.04.2009
Jalandhar
(Resigned)
4.
Smt. Asha Bhatnagar
Supdt.
30.04.2009
Ghaziabad
Cochin
Delhi
5.
Smt. N J Mary
Supdt.
(VRS)
30.04.2009
6.
Smt. Kamlesh Madan
Supdt.
01.05.2009
(VRS)
7.
Shri S R Karnik
APO
31.05.2009
Ahmedabad
8.
Shri D T Limbachiya
APO
31.05.2009
Ahmedabad
9.
Smt Susan K Gibson
Asstt.
31.05.2009
Hyderabad
10.
Smt. Kalawati Devi
UDC
31.05.2009
Lucknow
11.
Shri Ch Lakshminarayana
APO
30.05.2009
Hyderabad
12.
Shri Mohinder Singh
UDC
30.06.2009
Chandigarh
13.
Smt Janaki Rajappan
Supdt.
31.07.2009
Trichy
14.
Shri P K Debnath
R.Sorter
31.07.2009
Kolkata
15.
Smt. N Lavanya Kumar
Asstt.
31.07.2009
Chennai
(VRS)
16.
Smt. N Kasthuri
Asstt.
31.07.2009
Chennai
(VRS)
17.
Smt. N P Geetha
Asstt.
31.07.2009
Chennai
(VRS)
18.
Shri V G Raghavan
LDC
28.08.2009
Trichy
(Resigned)
19.
Shri Samir Kumar
LDC
7/2009
Bangalore
(Resigned)
20.
Smt R P Jather
DPO
31.08.2009
Mumbai
21.
Shri R Chakraborty
Asstt.
31.08.2009
22.
Shri Umesh Kumar
LDC
30.06.2009
Kolkata (E/I,
Yangoon)
Srinagar
23.
Shri Sunil Manohar Barik
LDC
(Resigned)
11.9.2009
Vishakapatnam
24.
Smt. M R Dey
Daftry
30.09.2009
Kolkata
25.
Shri D Viswanadha Raju
Peon
30.09.2009
Hyderabad
26.
Shri Roop Chand Raiger
UDC
01.10.2009
Jaipur
27.
Shri S Y More
Supdt.
(Resigned)
(Expired)
31.08.2009
(VRS)
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Bidding Farewell
List of CPO Officers who bid adieu to CPO (April ‘09– March ‘10)
S.No.
Name
Post
Date of Retirement
Station
28.
Smt. Ealiamma Julius
Supdt.
31.10.2009
Cochin
29.
Shri P V S Subba Rao
Supdt.
30.09.2009
Hyderabad
30.
Shri Sanjay Kumar
UDC
(VRS)
30.11.2009
Kolkata
(Resigned)
31.
Shri Rakesh Kumar Singh
LDC
25.11.2009
Lucknow
(Expired)
32.
Shri R A Dhone
DPO
30.11.2009
Bhopal
33.
Shri M Rajappan
Supdt.
30.11.2009
Cochin
34.
Shri A B Jadhav
R. Sorter 11.2009
Pune
(Expired)
35.
Smt. M.Viswani Devi
Daftry
10.2009
Hyderabad
(Expired)
36.
Shri B Toppo
Supdt.
31.12.2009
Jalandhar
37.
Shri Kali Charan
Daftry
16.01.2010
Bareilly
(Expired)
38.
Shri Bimal Roy Duggal
Supdt.
22.01.2010
Chandigarh
(Expired)
39.
Shri A Nagender
Supdt.
27.01.2010
Hyderabad
(Expired)
40.
Shri C G Mahale
Asstt.
29.01.2010
Thane
(Expired)
41.
Shri Babu Ram Arya
DPO
31.01.2010
Lucknow
42.
Shri Shailendra Prasad
UDC
2009
Jaipur
(Resigned)
43.
Shri D B Sardeshpande
Supdt.
31.12.2009
Surat
(VRS)
44.
Shri A Sheraffudin
Asstt.
28.02.2010
Trivandrum
(VRS)
45.
Shri T J Sebastian
Supdt.
06.03.2010
Cochin
(Expired)
46.
Smt. V P Chandrakantha
Asstt.
01.02.2010
Chennai
(VRS)
47.
Smt.B Padminidevi Amma
Peon
28.02.2010
Trivandrum
48.
Shri Y V Puranik
APO
31.03.2010
Ahmedabad
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Technology Trends – Passport Seva System
Understanding the Sovereign and Ownership issues of Passport Seva
System and its protection mechanism being deployed
In the last issue of PASSPORT PATRIKA, we brought out the use of DIGITAL CERTIFICATE and the way users securely get into the Passport Seva System. Protecting the sovereignty and ownership of all critical assets including Data and Information has been given
utmost importance in the project.
The Passport Seva System is designed to ensure that Service Provider personnel and outside users get no
access to the BACK-END system and can only access the front end of the PSP Application. The nonsovereign functions such as collection of Application form, Data capturing, Fingerprint Capturing, Photograph capturing, Document scanning etc. are the various functions to which access to the Service Provider
personnel has been provided. Even to perform the non-sovereign functions, the Service Provider personnel
need to have DIGITAL CERTIFICATES and the tasks performed by any individual can be tracked down
and are auditable.
Coming back to the Architectural Design of the Passport Seva System, it has got various physical and logical separations. All these separations are successfully deployed in the DATA CENTERS located in Delhi &
Chennai. To have an independent testing and certification of the entire PSP system, a Government Agency
(3rd Party Auditor) under Ministry of Communications & IT has been engaged, who will not only certify the
PSP system but will also be involved in periodic Audits during the project operations over the years to follow. The Data Centres are divided into various zones and are restricted based upon who is accessing what.
Major zones in the Data Centres are Internet Zone, Front-Office Zone, Back-End Zones, Management
Zones, Preproduction Zone, Training Zone and Production Zone. In each zone, the task performed is closely
monitored with automated audit & reporting tools deployed in the PSP system. The audit trails of each critical tasks being performed in the PSP Application System as well as PSP system as a whole, is preserved
tampered proof. The logs & audit trails are hardened, stored in CAS (Content Addressable Storage) and are
policy based. Even the administrator of the CAS has no rights to delete these audit trails.
Every critical task performed by various administrators of the PSP system is carried out with dual-key
mechanism and is controlled by MEA personnel deployed as part of the Technology team.
The entire PSP system has been designed, developed and deployed in the best possible manner with maximum security measures, both at system and at process level.
Golok Kumar Simli
Principal Consultant - Technology
princontech@mea.gov.in
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National e-Governance Plan
The Government of India is keen to deploy India‟s globally acknowledged expertise in Information Technology for the welfare of its citizens. Government has to ensure efficient citizen service delivery in the face
of challenges like increase in population, rising service delivery expectations, difficulty in the existing system to quickly increase the staff required or dynamically redeploy staff, rapidly mobilizing and deploying
monetary resources etc. In order to meet these challenges, the Government of India launched the ambitious
National e-Governance Plan also called NeGP. NeGP aims at spreading e-Governance down to the ground
level and cover the entire gamut of Government services. NeGP projects are classified as Mission Mode
Projects (MMPs). MMPs fall in three categories namely Central MMPs, State MMPs and Integrated MMPs.
“NeGP seeks to lay the foundation and provide the impetus for long-term growth of e-Governance within
the country. The plan seeks to create the right governance and institutional mechanisms, set up the core infrastructure and policies and implement a number of Mission Mode Projects at the center, state and integrated service levels to create a citizen-centric and business-centric environment for governance”.
Passport Seva Project is part of the list of Central Mission Mode Projects under NeGP. Various central
MMPs like for instance Unique ID Project, Income Tax etc are already underway. Given below the Government blueprint for e- Governance in the country. The outer ring represents State MMPs, the central ring
represents central MMPs and the innermost ring represents integrated MMPs.
S.Chandrasekhar,
Principal Consultant
Programme Management
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Worldwide Information: Interesting Facts
Interpol’s database of stolen or missing passports contains details of 14 million documents
In 2006 Marilyn Monroe’s 1954 passport sold for US$115,000
Citizens of countries that have signed up to the Schengen accord no longer
have to show their passports when they’re flying to another member country
In 2007, a backlog in passport processing led to the US temporarily lifting
the rule that Americans had to carry passports to Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean
and Bermuda
Nicaragua’s passports boast 89 separate security features
An Australian man who changed his name to John Piss was refused a passport
by officials due to his offensive surname
Health Corner
Follow these ten simple tips to avoid the problem of tired eyes, dark circles and headaches
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Fun Corner
PUZZLE 1
A man is stranded on an island covered in forest.
One day, when the wind is blowing from the west, lightning strikes the west
end of the island and sets fire to the forest. The fire is very violent, burning everything in its path, and without intervention the fire will burn the whole island, killing
the man in the process.
There are cliffs around the island, so he cannot jump off.
How can the man survive the fire? (There are no buckets or any other means to put out the
fire)
PUZZLE 2
Cannibals ambush a safari in the jungle and capture three men. The cannibals give the men a
single chance to escape uneaten.
The captives are lined up in order of height, and are tied to stakes. The man in the rear can
see the backs of his two friends, the man in the middle can see the back the man in front,
and the man in front cannot see anyone. The cannibals show the men five hats. Three of the
hats are black and two of the hats are white.
Blindfolds are then placed over each man's eyes and a hat is placed on each man's head. The
two hats left over are hidden. The blindfolds are then removed and it is said to the men
that if one of them can guess what color hat he is wearing they can all leave unharmed.
The man in the rear who can see both of his friends' hats but not his own says, "I don't
know". The middle man who can see the hat of the man in front, but not his own says, "I
don't know". The front man who cannot see ANYBODY'S hat says "I know!"
How did he know the color of his hat and what color was it?
Turn to Page 16 for Solution
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Snapshots
Media contingent covering the Curtain Raiser
event
JS & EAM with the RPO Bangalore officials
RPO Bangalore official welcoming the EAM at
PSK
EAM interacting with the PSK staff
SOLUTION TO THE PUZZLE
PUZZLE 1:The man picks up a piece of wood and lights it from the fire on the west end of the island.
He then quickly carries it near the east end of the island and starts a new fire. The wind will cause that
fire to burn out the eastern end and he can then shelter in the burnt area.
PUZZLE 2:The man in front knew he was wearing a black hat because he knew the first man did not
see two white hats and he knew that the second man did not see one white hat because if he saw a white
hat, the second man would have known that his hat was black from hearing the first man's statement.
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