Woman Shares Nani’s 1976 Passport; Decades-Old Document Offers Fascinating Look At Travel Back Then

1976 passport

Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ @sysaeyd

When we dig into untouched boxes or corners of our homes, we often find nostalgic things like decades-old photographs, souvenirs, documents and much more. Now, a woman took to social media to share a video of her nani’s passport from 1976. Scroll down to see the video! 

Woman Finds Her Nani’s Passport From 1976

Instagram user (@sysaeyd) took to her social media handle to drop a nostalgic video. The video featured her nani’s passport from 1976. The passport had the stamp of Lucknow and the date November 26, 1976. In the caption, the woman mentioned that her nani was a student when this passport was issued.

Sharing the video, she wrote, “She was a student at that time. Isn’t she so pretty?” The passport offered viewers a glimpse of her grandmother during her younger years. At the same time, the old document gave people a look at how passports and photographs appeared almost five decades ago.

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Internet Reacts To The Throwback

The video showing the 1976 passport has gone viral online, and many netizens have commented on it.

One user commented, “Back then, passport holders used to be citizens.”

Another netizen wrote, “My Nani has a Portuguese passport 🇵🇹 as she is from Goa.”

“You found your nani’s passport. I can’t even find my current passport,” another user joked.

One Instagram user added, “Nani definitely broke some boys’ hearts back in her days.”

What is your reaction to this decades-old passport? Tell us in the comments below!

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Cover Image Courtesy: Instagram/ @sysaeyd

FAQs

Which country made the first passport?

Passport was first made by England.

When did passport came in India?

In 1914-1915, British government required passports to enter and leaving India.

Can passport be used as an identity document?

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