Rule Changes from July 1:- On the first day of every month, many government rules change. This time too, from July 1, 2026, many such rules will come into force, which will have a direct impact on the pockets of the common people. Several important rules will change from July 1. Updating your email in Aadhaar from July 1 will be absolutely free.
Meanwhile, it will be expensive for people to get normal and urgent passports. Meanwhile, EPFO 3.0 will provide new facilities to the people. So let’s know which rules are going to change from July 1 and which are going to have a bad impact on your life.
Railway rules will be strict
Millions of people travel by train every day. There is nothing better than a train for travelling long distances. Now, some new rules may be implemented for passengers as well. Those travelling without a ticket may be fined more than before. The government’s proposal has been approved. These rules are expected to take effect on July 1.
New features to be provided by EPFO 3.0
The government may soon launch EPFO 3.0. After its implementation, it will be much easier for employees working in private jobs to withdraw PF money than before. Now employees will be able to withdraw their PF through UPI and ATM.
Getting a passport will now be expensive
If you are considering getting a new passport, you will now have to pay more than you did on July 1st. The fee for a 36-page general passport will now be increased from Rs 1,500 to Rs 2,500. The fee for an instant passport will increase from Rs 3,500 to Rs 5,000.
update your email in Aadhaar for free
From 1 July 2026, you will not be charged for updating your registered email ID on your Aadhaar card. The current fee is Rs 75. But according to UIDAI, it will now be absolutely free from July 1 to December 31, 2026, to update an email through the Aadhaar mobile app.
After June 30, the mAadhaar app shutdown will also be stopped. Now, all Aadhaar-related work will be done through the new Aadhaar App. So if you’re using an old app on mobile, it won’t be useful anymore.