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The Aadhaar card is a unique identification document issued by the Government of India through the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). It is considered one of the most important documents for Indian residents as it serves as a proof of identity and address. Here's an overview:
Key Features of the Aadhaar Card:
12-Digit Unique Number: Each Aadhaar card has a unique 12-digit identification number assigned to the individual.
Biometric Data: It includes the individual's biometric information, such as fingerprints, iris scans, and a photograph.
Demographic Information: It contains basic demographic details like name, date of birth, gender, and address.
Voluntary but Widely Used: While it is not mandatory for all services, it is increasingly required for government and financial services.
Universal Validity: The Aadhaar card is valid across India and can be used for a variety of purposes.
Uses of the Aadhaar Card:
Government Services: Used to avail subsidies and benefits under various government schemes.
Banking and Financial Services: Used for opening bank accounts, applying for loans, or verifying identity for financial transactions.
Tax Filing: Linked with the PAN card for filing income tax returns.
Mobile and Utility Services: Often required for obtaining SIM cards and connecting to utility services like electricity and water.
Identity Proof: Serves as a proof of identity and address for various purposes.
How to Get an Aadhaar Card:
Residents can apply for an Aadhaar card at an Aadhaar Enrollment Center by providing necessary documents (proof of identity and address) and biometric data. Once processed, the Aadhaar card is delivered by post, and the unique number can be accessed digitally as well.
The Aadhaar system aims to provide a streamlined and efficient means of identification for residents of India, facilitating access to services and enhancing governance.