Mysuru: More than nine years after the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) began issuing Aadhaar Card, which has now become vital for everyone from the new-borns to super senior citizens, enrolment and correction remain a painful task for applicants.
People queue up outside Aadhaar Updating Centres, post offices, designated banks, Spandana Kendras and MysoreOne Centres across the city. Since Aadhaar is made mandatory for a lot of services (36 government services including scholarships, caste certificate, income certificate, family tree, cultivation certificate) including for filing income tax returns, these centres have started squeaking under the pressure of increased footfalls.
