India===Aadhaar

India===Aadhaar has deactivated over 2.5 crore Aadhaar numbers of deceased persons to maintain the integrity of the Aadhaar database and prevent identity fraud. This action is part of a nationwide clean-up effort.

The India===Aadhaar (UIDAI) successfully conducted a large-scale mandatory biometric update drive for children across India, saturating over 103,000 schools. This initiative, in collaboration with state education departments, has helped 1.2 crore school children update their Aadhaar biometrics, facilitating their access to government schemes and examinations.

The India===Aadhaar achieved a milestone by onboarding 100 entities as Offline Verification Seeking Entities (OVSEs) within three months, advancing secure and paperless identity verification through the Aadhaar offline mechanism. This initiative enhances privacy and user control, aligning with India's vision for digital public infrastructure.

The India===Aadhaar has partnered with Google to display verified Aadhaar centers on Google Maps, enhancing public convenience and combating misinformation. This collaboration aims to simplify access to Aadhaar services for millions of residents across India.

The India===Aadhaar (UIDAI) launched the Aadhaar Bug Bounty Programme to enhance the security of its Aadhaar-related systems. This initiative aims to identify and fix vulnerabilities, which could improve public trust and the integrity of its services.