What is Aadhaar Card? Know its benefits, requirements and uses.

Aadhaar Card is an identity card issued by the Government of India to the citizens of India. It has a unique 12-digit number issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). 

This number will be the proof of identity and address of the person, anywhere in India. Received by Indian Post and UIDAI. 

The e-Aadhaar downloaded from the website of both is equally valid. Any person can enroll for Aadhaar provided he is a resident of India and UIDAI. 

Completes the verification process set by, regardless of its age and gender. Each person can enroll only once. 

Enrollment is free. An aadhaar card is only an identity card and is not a certificate of citizenship.

Aadhaar is the world's largest biometric ID system. World Bank chief economist Paul Romer described Aadhaar as "the most sophisticated ID program in the world". 

Considered proof of residence and not proof of citizenship, Aadhaar itself does not confer any right of residence in India. 

In June 2017, the Home Ministry clarified that Aadhaar is not a valid identity document for Indians traveling to Nepal and Bhutan. 

Despite the comparison, India's Aadhaar project is nothing like the United States' Social Security number because it has more usage and less security.

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) is a statutory authority established on 12 July 2016 by the Government of India under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, following the provisions of the Aadhaar Act 2016.

UIDAI is mandated to assign a 12-digit Unique Identification (UID) number (called "Aadhaar") to all residents of India. 

The implementation of the UID scheme involves the generation and assignment of UIDs to residents; Defining mechanisms and procedures for connecting UIDs with partner databases;  Operation and management of all phases of the UID life cycle; To formulate policies and procedures to update mechanisms and define the use and applicability of UIDs for delivery of various services. 

This number is associated with the resident's basic demographic and biometric information such as one picture, ten fingerprints, and two iris scans, which are stored in a centralized database.

UIDAI was launched by the Government of India in January 2009 as an attached office under the Planning Commission through a notification in the Gazette of India. 

According to the notification, UIDAI was given the responsibility of setting plans and policies to implement the UID scheme to implement and operate the UID scheme and to be responsible for updates and maintenance on its basis.

The UIDAI Data Center is located in the Industrial Model Township (IMT), Manesar, which was inaugurated by the then Chief Minister of Haryana, Bhupendra Singh Hooda on 7 January 2013.  Aadhaar data is kept in about 7,000 servers in Bengaluru and Manesar.

Aadhaar Card Update

You can update your Aadhaar card online and offline. Or lost Aadhaar card can be completed.  This downloaded Aadhaar card completion will be valid.

Only those who have registered their valid mobile number with Aadhaar will be able to update it online. 

Since the online transaction is OTP certified, it becomes mandatory to register your mobile number with Aadhaar.

If you are using the online self-service update (update) portal (SSUP) for correction, you can update your demographic details (name, address, date of birth (DoB), gender, mobile, and email). can do. 

Ensure that your mobile number is registered in Aadhaar while using this service.

Benefits of aadhaar card

Aadhaar number is the life-long identity of each person.

With the Aadhaar number, you will be able to get banking, mobile phone connection, and facilities for government and non-government services.

Verifiable via the online method with economical methods and ease. 

Unique and concerted efforts to eliminate duplicate and fake identities in a large number from government and private databases.

A random number (random) generated number which is not based on classification of any caste, creed, religion and geographical area, etc.

serial number	The following is the basis	The following is not the basis
1	Aadhaar is a 12-digit unique identity for every Indian.	Only one other card (including children).
2	Every resident of India has an identity	Only one Aadhar card is enough for each family.
3	Proves the unique identity of each person on the basis of demographics and biometric.	Jati does not collect information on the basis of religion and language.
4	It is a voluntary service that every resident can take advantage of, irrespective of any documents they currently have.	It is compulsory for every Indian resident who has an identity document.
5	Only one unique identification Aadhaar number will be given to each person.	A person can get multiple identification Aadhaar numbers.
4	Aadhaar will provide global infrastructure identification that can also be used by identity-based applications such as ration cards, passports, etc.	Aadhaar will replace other identity cards.
4	UIDAI will answer yes/no to questions related to any type of identity authentication.	UIDAI public and private agencies will be able to take notice of this.

Requirement and usage Of Aadhar Card

A aadhaar card is now becoming necessary for all things. Aadhaar cards are sought everywhere for identification. 

Increasing the importance of Aadhaar cards, the Indian government has taken major decisions in which if you do not have an Aadhaar card, then it will be difficult to do that work. 

No one else can use this card, while many wrongs have happened and continue to happen with many other certificates, including ration cards.

• Aadhaar has been made mandatory to issue passports.

• To open a Jan Dhan account

• To get an LPG subsidy

• To get a discount on train tickets

• To sit for examinations (eg for IIT JEE)

• To get children admitted to nursery class

• Aadhar required for Digital Life Certificate

• Provident fund will not be available without an Aadhaar card

• Aadhar is necessary for digital locker

• Aadhar card has also been made necessary for the registration of property.

• Scholarships given to students will also be deposited in their bank through an Aadhaar card.

• To buy a sim card

• Income tax return

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