The Supreme Court of India has agreed to hear the central government's plea challenging a Delhi High Court order that set aside a tender for overseas visa and passport services. The case will be heard tomorrow. The tender, known as the Consular, Passport and Visa (CPV) services tender, was awarded by the government to a private company to manage visa and passport processing for Indians abroad. However, the Delhi High Court earlier invalidated the tender, ruling that the bidding process was flawed. The government argues that the High Court's decision could disrupt the delivery of consular services to millions of Indians overseas. The CPV tender is part of a larger effort to modernize and outsource embassy services to improve efficiency. The case has drawn attention from legal and diplomatic circles, as it involves the privatization of government functions. The Supreme Court's decision on whether to hear the appeal will set the stage for further proceedings. The matter is expected to be closely watched by both government agencies and private firms involved in outsourcing public services. Neutral observers note that the outcome may influence future contracts in this sector.