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| UIDAI to encourage people to update their Aadhaar biometrics every 10 years | | |  agencies
NEW DELHI, Sept 16: Aadhaar custodian UIDAI will encourage people to voluntarily update their biometric data every 10 years, according to official sources.
At present, children after the age of five and 15 are required to update their biometrics for Aadhaar.
"UIDAI will encourage people to update their biometrics, demographics, etc once in 10 years. Over time, it will push people to update Aadhaar. Once a person is over a certain age, say 70 years, then it will not be required," one of the officials said.
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has enrolled almost all adults in the country, barring a small percentage of people in Meghalaya, Nagaland and Ladakh.
"Enrolment started late in Meghalaya because of the NRC (National Register of Citizens) issue. In Nagaland and Ladakh, some of the remote areas are left to be covered.
"Aadhaar saturation level among adult residents is now near universal and overall saturation level is 93.65 per cent. Total fresh enrolment in August was only 24.2 lakh," the official added.
UIDAI has more than 50,000 enrolment centres and is in the process of onboarding 1.5 lakh postmen who will initially update mobile numbers and addresses of Aadhaar holders. |
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