Aadhaar

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The document discusses the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) and the Aadhaar identification system. It provides an overview of Aadhaar, including that it is a 12-digit unique ID number assigned to residents based on their demographic and biometric data captured during enrollment. Aadhaar aims to provide a unique identity to every resident to enable access to services and reduce leakage. The UIDAI oversees Aadhaar enrollments conducted by registrars and enrollment agencies.

Unique Identification Authority of Indiawww.uidai.gov.inCreating a Unique Identity for every resident – the journeyPresented by group 3

Unique Identification Authority of Indiawww.uidai.gov.in Introduction

Over view of AadhaarUnique Identification Authority of Indiawww.uidai.gov.in Over view of the Aadhaar

Principles of AadhaarOne-time standardized Aadhaarenrollmentestablishes uniquenessOnly one Aadhaar number per eligible individualOnline Authentication is provided by UIDAIDemographic Data (Name, Address, DOB, Gender)Biometric Data (Fingerprint)Aadhaar :subject to online authentication is proof of ID“Verification” of KYC (Authentication)Aadhaar No. Issued, stored in Auth. Server Aadhaar enrollment / Update = KYC

Features of AadhaarAadhaar is a 12 digit number cardFor every individual , inclunding infants will get the cardAadhaar will replace all other IDS enables identification, and is for every residentHave both demographic and biometric informationUIDAI infromation will be accessible to pubilce and private agenciesFlexibile Authentication Interface to Partners1234567

Benefits of Aadhaar (I)No fakesNo duplicatesTo all with special focus on the identification and it will be uniqueEnable connectivity among databasesSecurity of transactionsReduces LeakagesProvides IdentitiesSecurity

8Demographic data fields captured during Aadhaar enrolment

Capture Demographic & Biometric Data Optional data:Introducer data for verification and/orData of a relative who has a UID number or an enrolment numberPhone no., email addressBiometric DataResident’s PhotographResident’s Finger PrintsResident’s Iris9

Process WorkflowRegistration from 163Rejections identifiedBiometric De-duplicationUID AssignmentVerification procedures2945Data transfer to CIDRCertificationsOperatorsSetup Enrolment Data UpdationPrep EnrolmentsDemographic & biometric data capture837AuthenticationLetter Printing & DeliveryOngoing ActivitiesPreparation ActivitiesEnrolment Activities

This document describes a proposed Aadhar Secure Travel Identity system that would allow citizens in India to have a single unique identification number linked to their passport, driver's license, and criminal records. The system would integrate government departments like Aadhar, Crime Records, Passport Office, and Regional Transport Authority. It would allow citizens to easily apply for and manage documents without agents. Law enforcement could also use the system to track citizens and block travel if needed during an investigation. The document outlines the proposed system architecture, modules, and technical requirements.

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This document describes a minor project to create a secure travel identity system using Aadhaar. The system would integrate citizen identification, passport, license, and crime records to manage travel for citizens of India. It addresses issues with the existing system like multiple identity cards and duplication. The proposed system uses a unique Aadhaar ID and PIN for transactions and applications to eliminate duplicate records. Address and other changes can also be easily updated in the system. Law enforcement could identify citizens with travel restrictions through integration with airlines. The conclusion states that Aadhaar provides a highly secure unique identification for citizens to easily manage travel documents and identification.

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The document discusses India's Unique Identification (UID) project and the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). It describes the purpose of UIDAI as providing a unique identification number to all Indian residents. It outlines the enrollment and authentication processes and discusses the various agencies, technologies, and challenges involved in implementing the UID system on a large scale. Key risks discussed include issues relating to adoption, privacy/security of biometric data, and ensuring the system's long-term sustainability.

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This document describes an e-Aadhar system using biometrics. It includes an abstract, introduction, data flow diagram, module descriptions, proposed and existing systems, and screenshots. The system allows an admin to add Aadhar details and fingerprints. Users can login on an Android app, provide an Aadhar number and fingerprint, which are sent to a web server for verification by comparing to stored fingerprints. If they match, the user's details are returned, otherwise an error is shown. The proposed system aims to provide good governance and targeted delivery of subsidies through unique identification numbers. It concludes that Aadhar is a highly secure way to uniquely identify citizens in India and abroad.

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Aadhaar is a 12-digit unique number issued to all Indian residents by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI). It is stored in a centralized database and is linked to basic demographics and biometric information for identification purposes. Aadhaar aims to provide a universal identity system that eliminates duplicate and fake identities. To obtain an Aadhaar, an individual needs to submit required documents and undergo biometric scanning at an enrollment camp. The enrollment process involves filling a form with details like name, address, and photo followed by fingerprint and iris scans.

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The document discusses India's Unique Identification (UID) initiative called Aadhaar, which assigns a 12-digit unique ID number to all Indian residents. It describes the principles of Aadhaar including biometric authentication, features such as no cards and random numbers, and benefits like reducing leakage and enabling connectivity between databases. It also outlines the enrollment process, technology architecture involving multiple data stores, and analytics capabilities for the UID system.

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This project aims to provide a unique identification system for all Indian citizens. It will issue ID cards at registration after age 18 and allow online access to services. The system will maintain a centralized database for ID information. Citizens can use their ID to pay bills, book travel, and vote online. Government officials can access details to issue licenses and verify identities. The system will address issues with the existing process like lack of structure and slow reporting. It will use technologies like Java, MySQL, and Apache Tomcat for a user-friendly interface and secure, centralized ID management system.

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The document summarizes the Unique Identification Authority of India's (UIDAI) Aadhaar initiative. It discusses: 1) The principles of Aadhaar, which issues a 12-digit unique ID number to residents based on biometric authentication of fingerprints and iris scans. 2) The benefits of Aadhaar include eliminating duplicates, enabling service access, and reducing leakage in welfare programs. 3) Progress implementing Aadhaar in Andhra Pradesh, including signing an MOU, constituting committees, and plans to enroll 35 million residents in the state.

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The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) clarifies that Aadhaar enrollment is only conducted at designated enrollment centers, not online as some emails have claimed. The UIDAI website lists authorized centers and provides online appointments, but residents must enroll in person. There is no deadline to enroll and bank details sharing is optional, not mandatory. Residents who have already received Aadhaar do not need to re-enroll unless specifically advised by the UIDAI.

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The document discusses Aadhaar, India's national identity program. It provides an introduction to Aadhaar and describes its features, including that it is a unique 12-digit number assigned to residents for proof of identity and address. It outlines the eligibility for Aadhaar, which is any person living in India, including children. It then details the enrollment process, documents required, and benefits of Aadhaar such as for banking, subsidies, and education. It notes Aadhaar's privacy protections and a recent Supreme Court ruling restricting sharing of biometric data without consent.

Unique identification authority of india uidAjit Dadresa

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The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) was established in 2009 to issue unique identification numbers (UID/Aadhaar) to all Indian residents. The purpose of UIDAI is to create an identification infrastructure that is robust, cost-effective, and can eliminate duplicate and fake identities. UIDAI collects residents' demographic and biometric data like fingerprints and iris scans to issue 12-digit unique IDs. It also implements online authentication services where user identity can be verified. The UIDAI system architecture involves the Central Identities Data Repository to store user data and various partner agencies for enrollment and verification functions.

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The document discusses the Aadhaar system in India, which issues a 12-digit unique identity number to all residents based on their demographic and biometric data. It describes how Aadhaar aims to provide universal identification and enable efficient delivery of services by eliminating duplicate verification. The process of obtaining an Aadhaar card and the required documents are outlined. The numbering system, privacy measures, technology architecture and various services that use Aadhaar authentication like banking, pensions and welfare schemes are also summarized.

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The document summarizes the impact of Aadhaar (UIDAI) in promoting financial inclusion in India. It discusses how Aadhaar addresses the lack of documentation many Indians face by providing a unique identification number. This allows people to open bank accounts and access government services. The document also outlines recent RBI initiatives like granting licenses for payments banks and small finance banks, which are aimed at expanding access to financial services in rural areas and underserved sectors.

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The document discusses BIO-CHAMS, a smart card system for customs house agents (CHAs) in India. It allows CHAs to submit documents digitally by authenticating with fingerprint scans. The system provides secure authentication, centralized database management, offline usage, and report generation. It issues smart cards to CHAs through enrollment and fingerprint verification. The system works online by updating a central database, or offline by updating data locally on individual cards. It uses biometric authentication, blacklisting capabilities, and user management roles with different access levels. Screenshots demonstrate features like the login page, agent management, card issuance, blacklisting, and role management.

Unique Identification Number: Implications and ChallengesNikesh Narayanan

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The document discusses India's Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) which aims to provide unique identification numbers to all Indian residents. It will help residents prove their identity and access services and benefits. The UIDAI will collect residents' photographs and biometrics to issue 12-digit identification numbers and verify identities online. While it could help reduce fraud and improve service delivery, concerns remain around privacy, security of personal data, and potential misuse.

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The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) was established in 2009 as a statutory body under separate legislation to issue unique identification numbers (UID) to all Indian residents. The UID will be a 12-digit number that uniquely identifies residents and can be verified cost-effectively. It will help improve delivery of social services and financial inclusion. The UIDAI aims to issue IDs to 1.2 billion residents of India and ensure privacy by only providing yes/no responses during authentication and not revealing any personal details. Nandan Nilekani is the chairman of UIDAI which has faced challenges in issuing IDs at an unprecedented scale and computational power needed for duplicate checks against over 1.2 billion records.

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Aadhaar Card is a 12-digit identification number issued by UIDAI to Indian residents. To register for an Aadhaar Card, one visits the nearest enrollment camp with identification documents, provides fingerprints, iris scans, and photos. Within 20-30 days, a registered applicant will receive their Aadhaar number. One can download their e-Aadhaar by visiting the UIDAI website and providing registration details. An Aadhaar status can also be checked online or through SMS. An Aadhaar Card is now sufficient documentation to obtain a PAN card based on its ability to prove identity, address, and date of birth.

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The document summarizes privacy and security risks associated with India's Aadhaar identification project. It identifies key risks such as unauthorized access and use of Aadhaar details, profiling of users across domains, and insider threats to the centralized identity database. Recommendations are provided to address shortcomings in measures by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) such as strengthening legal frameworks, separating identity verification from authentication, and using cryptography to better protect sensitive biometric data. Overall, the author acknowledges benefits but argues more policy debates are needed to maximize potential while ensuring privacy and effectiveness.

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The document provides a bounded case study of India's Aadhaar social welfare program. It summarizes that Aadhaar has enrolled over 750 million Indians in a unified biometric identification system, transforming social welfare delivery. Aadhaar issues a unique ID number linked to biometric data for each recipient. It enables digital verification of recipients and direct bank transfers of benefits to recipients' accounts. This ensures accurate benefit delivery while reducing fraud. The study analyzes strengths and limitations of Aadhaar through 50 scholarly sources to evaluate how it has converted traditional welfare systems into an efficient, accountable and transparent digital system through identification and payment technologies like Aadhaar Payments Bridge and Aadhaar Enabled Payment System.

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This document proposes a Unique Citizen Card (UCC) system for India to address issues with multiple identity cards and lack of a unified identity database. The proposed UCC system would issue each citizen a UCC card and PIN number to access all their government information through a single unique database. This would ensure integrated data and allow citizens to access services like bills, taxes, voting, passport, and more using only their UCC card. The system would use smart card readers deployed across government departments and card-based identity verification.

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The document discusses the UIDAI (Unique Identification Authority of India) project which aims to provide a unique identification number (UID) to every Indian resident. It describes how UIDAI was established, its composition and operations. The UIDAI assigns each resident a 12-digit unique identification number (Aadhaar) after collecting their demographic and biometric information during the enrolment process. Over 1.1 billion residents have been enrolled as of 2017. The project aims to increase efficiency, transparency and delivery of services by enabling residents to prove their identity digitally to access benefits and services. It has resulted in significant cost savings for the government.

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Aadhaar

1. Unique Identification Authority of Indiawww.uidai.gov.inCreating a Unique Identity for every resident – the journeyPresented by group 3

2. Unique Identification Authority of Indiawww.uidai.gov.in Introduction

3. Key to many doors

4. Business correspondents, micro ATMs

5. Aadhaar’s process so far

6. Stumbling blocks

7. Over view of AadhaarUnique Identification Authority of Indiawww.uidai.gov.in Over view of the Aadhaar

8. The Unique ID initiative

9. Principles of AadhaarOne-time standardized Aadhaarenrollmentestablishes uniquenessOnly one Aadhaar number per eligible individualOnline Authentication is provided by UIDAIDemographic Data (Name, Address, DOB, Gender)Biometric Data (Fingerprint)Aadhaar :subject to online authentication is proof of ID“Verification” of KYC (Authentication)Aadhaar No. Issued, stored in Auth. Server Aadhaar enrollment / Update = KYC

10. Features of AadhaarAadhaar is a 12 digit number cardFor every individual , inclunding infants will get the cardAadhaar will replace all other IDS enables identification, and is for every residentHave both demographic and biometric informationUIDAI infromation will be accessible to pubilce and private agenciesFlexibile Authentication Interface to Partners1234567

11. Benefits of Aadhaar (I)No fakesNo duplicatesTo all with special focus on the identification and it will be uniqueEnable connectivity among databasesSecurity of transactionsReduces LeakagesProvides IdentitiesSecurity

12. ORGANIZATIONAL SET UP

13. 8Demographic data fields captured during Aadhaar enrolment

14. Capture Demographic & Biometric Data Optional data:Introducer data for verification and/orData of a relative who has a UID number or an enrolment numberPhone no., email addressBiometric DataResident’s PhotographResident’s Finger PrintsResident’s Iris9

15. Enrolment Station

16. Enrolment Station

17. Process WorkflowRegistration from 163Rejections identifiedBiometric De-duplicationUID AssignmentVerification procedures2945Data transfer to CIDRCertificationsOperatorsSetup Enrolment Data UpdationPrep EnrolmentsDemographic & biometric data capture837AuthenticationLetter Printing & DeliveryOngoing ActivitiesPreparation ActivitiesEnrolment Activities

18. Aadhaar Letter

19. Contact Center for UIDAIKey stakeholders servicedResidents

20. Registrars

21. Enrollment Agencies

22. Resident Service AgenciesLanguages supportedHindi, English

23. North (Hindi)

24. South (Kannada, Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil)

25. West (Gujarati, Marathi)

26. East (Odiya, Bengali, Assamese)Nature of queriesGeneral queries – handled without outside help

27. Specific queries – handled with help from other departments or other entities partnering with UIDAI

28. Queries & Grievances shall be elaborated in the subsequent slidesInbound ChannelsVoice

29. Fax

30. Letters

31. Email

32. Web-PortalOutbound ChannelsVoice

33. Fax

34. Letters

35. Email

36. SMSSupport Window12 x 6 – 8 AM to 8 PM

37. 6 Days a week

38. Non-working on 3 Mandatory National holidays

39. Working on other public holidaysAll India Toll-free number1800-180-1947080-23531947Fax numberPO Box 1947, GPO Bangalore - 560001Lettershelp@uidai.gov.ine-mail

40. Financial Inclusion - Aadhaar enabled bank accountAadhaarBank A/c46ResidentAadhaar3RegistrarsKYR, Biometrics2UIDAIBanks / POSBKYR, Biometrics, KYR+1Aadhaar, KYR, PhotoEnrollment Agencies515

41. UID goals can be accelerated with urgency in implementation +3years+ 2 years201116

42. Thank You !

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