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What is Aadhar – UID?

A billion people possess an Aadhar card. The majority of them still do not know everything about it or have misconceptions. This article covers everything you need to know about the Aadhar card.

So what is an Aadhar card?

UIDAI or Aadhar Card is a principal identification number issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) on behalf of the Indian Government. The main objective of Aadhar is to establish a unique identity of every citizen. It acts as a proof of identity and address, and not of citizenship.

The card has 12-digit unique number issued to people on verification. Any individual, who is a resident of India, may voluntarily enroll to acquire an Aadhar card.

According to the official UIDAI website, “The Aadhaar identity platform is one of the key pillars of the ‘Digital India’, wherein every resident of the country is provided with a unique identity.” 

Why was the Aadhaar card introduced in India?`

In several countries such as Argentina,  Belgium, Colombia, Germany, Italy, Peru, and Spain etc., national identification systems have been implemented. While these schemes differ by country, generally people are assigned an ID number, which is used for a wide range of identification purposes. Storing data in a centralized database. These databases are helpful in increasing the efficiency of administration.

The electoral identity card, income-tax PAN card, passport, ration card, driving license, etc., verify identity in India. They can’t handle India’s large population. The aadhar card was introduced in 2010 by the then PM Dr Manmohan Singh.

The card is used as a nationally acceptable identity card and can be linked with bank accounts, insurance, and pension.

What are the benefits of Aadhar Card?

According to the former UIDAI chairman, Nandan Nilekani, Aadhaar Card has helped save Indian  government about USD 9 billion. Implementation of Unique Aadhar Number has resulted in reduced frauds. Eliminated fake duplicate beneficiaries from  the employee list.

The use of bio metrics gives  a unique identity to every individual in India.

The Aadhar card reduces the number of documents required as opposed to previous method of multiple  document requirement.

Aadhar is used as the main     document to open a bank account in Prime Minister’s ‘Jhan Dhan Yojana,’ scheme.

Aadhar card allows the holder to avail all the government subsidies that they are eligible for.

It ordinarily takes several weeks for a person to complete all processes and avail a passport. An Aadhar Card fastens the process of acquiring passport. People can apply online and attach the soft copy of their Aadhar Card which serves as both, the residence and identity proof.

The ‘Jeevan Pramaan for Pensioners’ scheme aims to eliminate the need for pensioners to be physically present to receive a pension. People can receive pension directly to their bank accounts. The agency can digitally access their details through Aadhar Card number.

People who link their Aadhar card with their Pension Account can have their provident fund disbursed directly to their accounts via their PF organization.

Individuals can also link the Aadhaar number to their LPG ID and avail the LPG subsidy directly in their respective bank accounts.

What was the supreme court ruling in 2018 about Aadhaar card?

In September 2018, the supreme court revoked several provisions of the Aadhaar card which could violate the privacy of Indian citizens.

The Supreme Court ruled that Aadhaar Act does not violate your right to privacy when you agree to share biometric data.

Private companies can’t use Aadhar card for KYC authentication purposes.

Most commercial banks,  payments bank and e-wallet companies like Paytm, previously used to request customers to get their KYC (Know Your Customer) done using Aadhar Card. Any delay or failure to comply would result in blocking of services. After the ruling, they cannot seek Aadhar data. Customers have to comply with other KYC Criteria. Authentication of Aadhaar is not required for Account settings.

To buy a new SIM card, you no longer need to provide your Aadhaar details to the telecom service provider. You can easily provide other KYC documents like Voter ID card, driving license, etc to acquire a new SIM card.

Students of CBSE, NEET, UGC also do not need Aadhaar card to appear in examinations. Even schools cannot demand the Aadhar card for admissions.

Aadhar card is mandatory to avail facilities of welfare schemes and subsidies but the Supreme Court has made an exemption for children, stating that no minor can be denied benefits of any scheme if they do not have Aadhaar card.

Where do you need Aadhaar compulsorily?

As mentioned above, the supreme court ruled that private companies cannot demand Aadhaar card details. But the judgement also states some areas where the Aadhaar card is mandatory.

PAN card: Under the section 139AA of the Income Tax Act, the linking of Aadhaar card with PAN card is mandatory. Tax evaders generally used to create multiple PAN cards to avoid income tax. By linking Aadhaar with PAN, multiple PAN cards become invalid.

Filing income tax returns (ITR): As Aadhaar-PAN linking is necessary, you will require the same for filing income tax returns.

Welfare schemes: Aadhaar is mandatory to avail benefits under various government-run social welfare schemes and subsidies.

Why you should register your mobile with Aadhaar?

There are various reasons for registering your mobile number with the Aadhar card. Use OTP through registered mobile number to avail facilities. This OTP gives the Aadhaar card an added layer of security. Register your mobile number with Aadhaar in simple and easy ways. Enjoy its facilities and benefits.

You can also download the mAadhaar app and carry your Aadhaar card on your phone once you have your mobile number registered with your Aadhaar.

Fee for Registering Your Mobile Number in Aadhaar

People have to pay a fee of 25 INR to take advantage of the service when they visit the Aadhaar Enrollment Center for either registering or updating their mobile number.

They will have to pay an additional 25 INR every time they update their mobile number. No fees for updating other details.

Documents Required to Register Your Mobile Number in Aadhaar.

Candidates do not have to submit any document for updating or registering their mobile number in Aadhaar. Only the Aadhaar update Form, that contains their current mobile number, has to be submitted along with the fee.

What is the password for e-aadhaar?

Aadhar Card is a unique ID. Used in financial and non-financial activities across India. e aadhar is advisable to download PDF format E-Aadhar from the UIDAI official website along with a . If you update your details on the Aadhaar card and do not receive the updated card, download the PDF of the Aadhar card after you receive an SMS  notifying you about the completion of the update.

Process of getting E Aadhar:

Go to https://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/ and then enter your Aadhaar number.

Receive an OTP on the number mentioned on your card.

Get access to download your Aadhar card on entering OTP.

Click and download it on your device. Since it is a PDF file, you can open it using your PDF reader, for example, Adobe Reader. You can also download the pdf version of the Aadhar card from your mobile phone using the UIDAI official Aadhaar app.

To open the PDF, you will require a password without which you cannot access the file. The password ensures that your Aadhaar details are secure so that your E-aadhar card cannot be used by an unknown individual.

The password is an 8 letter which is a combination of the first four letters of your name and your year of birth. For e.g. Suppose your name is RAMESH SINGH and your year of birth is 1976, then your password is RAME1979.

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A Comparison Between China and India

Doklam, 07/20/2017: Chinese Tabloid "Global Times" warns that India's rising nationalism could lead to a potential confrontation. The tabloid also warned India of a confrontation if it doesn't pull its troops off the disputed boundary.

History of China-India relations

In 1949, China annexed East Turkestan and converted it into its Xinjiang province. China captured Tibet in 1950, but maintained the government structures. India didn't do anything to stop China's expansionism. Instead, it took in Tibetan refugees in 1959 after China drove them out for protesting. China also dissolved Tibet's government structures and fully swallowed it.

1962: After Nehru and Zhou Enlai failed to reach a consensus over Aksai Chin, China came to war and defeated India. It also took back Aksai Chin and started building infrastructure. Although China stopped the war in four days (October 20 to October 24), Nehru still wanted to continue it. He kicked it off again on his birthday (November 14) rejecting Zhou Enlai's proposal. He stopped on November 20 when India couldn't continue any further.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RX6rulgisqw

A documentary on the 1962 war:

Part 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgfFpojG4GM

Part 2 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XstW0q0efY4

1967: Prime Minister Indira Gandhi mobilized her troops and defeated China in a short war over Sikkim. However China was facing the cultural revolution that engulfed the country into a civil war that lasted till the arrest of the Gang of Four in 1981. It also engulfed the PLA and divided them. India was united under Indira Gandhi then and this helped them win.

Chinese war capabilities

China has the world's third largest and strongest army. The People's Liberation Army constitutes 3 million active soldiers and 450,000 reserve soldiers. China has a dominant naval force which has its bases in Pakistan and Sri Lanka. China also has an air force comprising nearly 10,000 fighter jets. In addition to this, China has the world's fourth largest nuclear arsenal (445) after Russia (20,000), USA (15,000) and France (448). Furthermore, China has scalar weapons like EMPs that can disable tanks and missiles. More on that here and here. China also has the dreaded DF-ZF hypersonic glider vehicle (HGV) that can dodge interceptors and deliver a nuclear strike. The Chinese HGV travels at a speed of 7,000 miles per hour. This could be used to destroy all ground based missile systems. And many more....

Indian war capabilities

India has the world's fourth largest and strongest army. It constitutes over 600,000 active troops and over 2 million reserve troops. India also has its military and navy bases in various parts of the world. The Indian Navy also has a base at Mauritius. The Black Project of the Indian Navy gives India a second nuclear strike capability in case land based missiles fail. The Indian Air Force comprises over 2,000 fighter jets. Additionally, India has the world's seventh largest nuclear arsenal (120) after Russia (20,000), USA (15,000), France (448), China (445), UK (300) and Pakistan (130). India has the Kali scalar weapon (KALI - Kilo Ampere Linear Injector) to counter enemy missiles and aircraft. And more....

Diplomacy

During the 2000s, China grew friendship with Sri Lanka, especially with regard to eliminating the dreaded LTTE. Although India provided logical aid to SL, China provided arms that helped SL win the civil war. SL leased 4 naval bases to China. China built the Hambantota port that remains unused and has increased SL's debt. China also expanded its footprint into Africa by eating into France's former colonies. Since 2015, China grew closer to Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar in the wake of India's carelessness and recklessness. China also improved relations with Pakistan and Russia. China started its military exercises with Pakistan along the Line of Control (LoC) between Pakistan and India. Since 2015, Chinese and Pakistani troops have been training at the LoC. India which grew careful relations with neighboring nations till 2014 started to fumble and give more space to China. India's fumbling over Mongolia, Nepal, Bhutan and Myanmar gave China a dominant position in Asia.

Further Notes - 1

RSS jingoism and loose talk on China is another cause for concern. What RSS/BJP and their followers (bhakts) don't seem to realize is, China are not like them. 1. The Chinese don't sit behind keyboards and wage verbal battles in the form of death/rape threats. 2. The Chinese, especially the PLA, aren't basement dwellers with no jobs/life. 3. They don't cry foul over anything. 4. They don't troll famous personalities worldwide for calling them out. Instead, they mock/ignore human rights organizations. 5. They're most certainly not the helpless Northeast, Dalit or Muslim victims of gau rakshaks and Hindi racists.

What the Chinese REALLY are: 1. Mao Tse-tung has the blood of 77 million Chinese people on his hands and over/in his grave. 2. China executes 5,000+ people every year. Real numbers unknown. 3. To counter the disease of gaming addiction, young men are forced to enter military camps. 4. China is developing a social credit system that is at least 1,000 times worse than the Aadhaar. 5. PLA has in the past expressed its eagerness to destroy the US and claimed it has the capability. and many more....

This is not China. 

This. Is. China.

This is not China.

This. Is. China.

This is not China.

This. Is. China.

Further Notes - 2

I would like to ask PM Narendra Modi and the Government of India to deescalate the LAC border tension. This is because China is not an enemy we can fight at this point of time (ideally we should never fight). I would also like to ask him to regulate his keyboard warriors. If not for the incompetence of NSA Ajit Doval: 1 http://www.dailyo.in/politics/modi-foreign-policy-sushma-swaraj-china-pakistan-kashmir-ajit-doval-ram-madhav/story/1/18052.html 2 http://www.dailyo.in/politics/maoist-sukma-attack-ram-madhav-ajit-doval-kashmir/story/1/16838.html 3 http://www.business-standard.com/article/opinion/ajai-shukla-between-mr-doval-and-the-deep-blue-sea-116010400562_1.html BJP's keyboard warriors could well become a dangerous catalyst in igniting a potential confrontation with China.

Furthermore, I would like to ask BJP to focus on India's real/potential enemies and not the wrong ones. I've already highlighted this issue. How India in its eternal short sight has put itself in the precarious position it is in today. https://moonchronicles.tumblr.com/post/162830909204/its-your-own-fault-india-and-your-own

I'd also like to inform the BJP/RSS/bhakts, once again, that the DMK is not your enemy.

This flag (DMK) is not of an enemy nation.

These flags (China and Pakistan) are! 

These men (Dr. Kalaignar M Karunanidhi and MK Stalin) are not your enemies. 

These men (Chinese President Xi Jinping and PLA General Fang Fenghui) are potential, powerful and REAL enemies! 

These men (DMK Members of Legislative Assembly) don't even care about your heroism on the keyboard. Heck they don't even know you exist, much less as chair-borne rangers and gold medalists in keyboard acrobatics. They'll simply ignore you. 

These men (Pakistan PM Nawaz Sharif and Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff Qamar Javed Bajwa) are simply waiting to slay you! 

You have done enough to destroy India and Tamil Nadu by trying to bring DMK down in Tamil Nadu. I addressed that and I link it again here.

It's high time you stopped pestering imagined enemies (who actually ushered in development) and instead did something regarding your real enemies.

Hope better sense prevails. Thank you all for reading. Have a good day.