UIDAI has extended the deadline for free Aadhaar updates to June 14, 2025. Residents can update their demographic details, including address, free of cost via the myAadhaar portal. Previously, this service was set to end on December 14, 2024.
A wedding card is going viral on social media these days. It has been printed like an Aadhar card. After seeing the wedding card, people are confused at first glance whether it is a wedding card or an Aadhar card.
Aadhaar card holders who have moved to a new city or recently changed their address can update the same in the Aadhaar details untill the deadline. Now, the UIDAI is asking Aadhaar card holders to update their details every 10 years.
An Aadhaar card is one of the most important documents which should not be shared with any random person. Rather, you must protect it while travelling and you can do that by using a Masked Aadhar card at places like hotels and airports.
When a person passes away, the legal heirs or family members often face uncertainty about what to do with the deceased's official documents and government-issued IDs. Here's a guide on how to handle such documents.
If you have changed your address, and you need to update your Aadhaar card and are confused about how to do the needful, then here is a quick guide to make this task simple and easy.
As all the Indians are using the Aadhaar Card, one must be very cautious about what could and could not be changed on the platform. The platform will allow you to update your address multiple times, but some details like date of birthday, gender and more.
The Centre's decision to discontinue the provision of allowing the mention of the Aadhaar enrollment ID instead of the Aadhaar number will come into effect on October 1.
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has extended its free Aadhaar update scheme until December 14. Previously set to end on September 14, the extension enabled users to update their documents on the myAadhaar portal and make profile changes without any fee until the new deadline.
Aadhaar card serves as a unique identity for every Indian, and any tampering with it can jeopardize your digital identity. UIDAI has issued a warning to Aadhaar card holders.
The UIDAI offers several ways to correct or update your Aadhaar details. While the regular process involves a fee, UIDAI is currently providing a limited-time opportunity to update Aadhaar information for free until the mid-September deadline.
Submission of the NRC application receipt number will not be applicable for the 9.55 lakh people whose biometrics were locked during the National Register of Citizens (NRC) process, and they will get their cards.
Switching to a Masked Aadhaar Card is a smart move for anyone concerned about their data security. By following these steps, you can help protect yourself from potential fraud and ensure your sensitive information remains safe.
According to the UIDAI, every user should update his or her Aadhaar card details after 10 years so that their address and other details remain updated and they don't face any difficulty while applying for government schemes.
The Centre has approved the use of Aadhaar-based authentication for voluntary identity verification of candidates by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). This initiative aims to improve the verification process during registration and various stages of exams and recruitment.
If your Aadhaar card is 10 years old, it is important to update it as soon as possible. You have a few days left to update your Aadhaar card for free.
Hackers are now stealing money from bank accounts without calling or sending messages to anyone. They have exploited a government-provided facility.
This viral video of a little girl posing for her Aadhaar card photo is a beautiful reminder of the importance of this document and the simplicity of childhood. It has touched the hearts of countless internet users and serves as a beacon of hope and happiness in these trying times.
The Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-Kisan) Yojana provides financial aid to landholding farmer families, offering Rs 2,000 every four months. Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the release of the 17th installment, totaling Rs 20,000 crore, benefiting 9.3 crore farmers.
Three labourers were apprehended by CISF personnel for attempting to enter the Parliament complex using forged Aadhaar cards. The Delhi Police arrested the individuals—Kasim, Monis, and Soyeb—and charged them under various IPC sections for forgery and cheating.
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