new delhi the central government is mulling over a mechanism to enable hasslefree domestic air travel and to do away with the mandatory rtpcr report for those passengers who have received both jabs of a covid19 vaccine a joint team from several ministries and stakeholders including the health department are in discussion to take a final decision on allowing travelling by air without an rtpcr test for those who have received both doses of a covid19 vaccine minister of civil aviation moca hardeep singh puri told anihe added that this decision will not be taken alone by the moca nodal agencies including health experts who are working with the government will also contribute towards making a decision in the interests of passengers at present domestic passengers are mandatorily asked to produce negative rtpcr report before travelling to some states where active covid19 cases are still high health is a state subject and to ask passengers for a negative rtpcr report before they enter a state is solely the right of that particular state puri added meanwhile the concept of vaccine passport for passengers travelling internationally is also being contemplated to which india has raised objections and termed it as a discriminatory idea expressed indias concern and strong opposition to vaccine passport at this juncture of the pandemic with vaccine coverage as a percentage of population in developing countries is still low compared to developed countries such an initiative could prove to be highly discriminatory union health minister harsh vardhan told at the meeting of g7 countries