Made By:- Nihit Kishore

INDEX

INTRODUCTION TO AADHAAR FEATURES ELIGIBILITY

PROCESS OF ENROLLMENT BENEFITS PRIVACY

RECENT NEWS

Unique Identification Number

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) is

an agency of the Government of India responsible for

implementing the AADHAAR scheme, a unique

identification project.

It was established in February 2009, and will own and

operate the Unique Identification Number database.

The authority aims to provide a unique id number to all

Indians.

The authority will maintain a database of residents

containing biometric and other data.

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Features of Aadhaar

Aadhaar is a UNIQUE 12 digit number – No Cards

Random Number – No Intelligence

Proof of Address and Identity .

All Residents including Children get

number

Introducer System

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WESITE- http://uidai.gov.in

ELIGIBILITY

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Any Person Living In India Can Get it. Even child of 1 DAY can have it but in that case it

will linked to his/her parents Aadhaar but when he/she attains the age Of 5 years

he/she has to register his/her biometrics, and when he/she attains the age of 15 years then he/she has to re-Register his/her biometrics because biometrics changes when a person

grows.

PROCESS OF ENROLLENT

1. GO TO ANY AADHAAR ENROLLMENT CENTRE, WITH VALID POI,POA.

2. FILL THE ENROLLMENT FORM GIVING ALL NECESSARY DETAILS.

3. GIVE YOUR BIOMETRICS.

4. GET THE ENROLLMENT SLIP.

5. CHECK YOUR STATUS TME TO TIME ON UIDAI WEBSITE.

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DOCUMENTS REQUIRED DURING AADHAAR ENROLMENT

Field Name Comments

Name POI documents required

Date of Birth Approximate/ Declared/ Verified

Gender M/F/T

Address POA documents required

Parent/Spouse/Guardian Name Optional (mandatory in case of child below 5 years)

Introducer UID Where POI/POA not provided

ENROLLMENT STATION

USE OF IT IN AADHAAR ENROLLMENT

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Benefits of Aadhaar IDENTTY PROOF

BANK ACCOUNT OPENING

KYC REGISTRATION

GAS SUBSIDY

EDUCATION

LIFETIME VALID

ANY ONE RESIDING IN INDIA CAN GET IT.

Don’t exclude those without Aadhaar, share data: SC 24/03/2014

The Supreme Court Monday restrained the Centre and the Unique Identification Authority of India from sharing the vast biometric database of Aadhaar cards with any third party or agency without the consent of the registered person.

It also ruled that people cannot be denied any service or benefit for not having an Aadhaar card. The UIDAI database has personal information of 60 crore people and is processing more than 10 lakh enrollments a day.

Emphasizing on the confidentiality of the database, the court said the UIDAI shall be prohibited from handing out any information to a third party — government or private — unless the card-holder consented.