No more running around to Aadhar centers! Now Udai will be your personal guide. Find out how it will help you.
Aadhar Card Update: You will now get relief from the long queues and confusion at Aadhar centers. UIDAI has introduced a new digital companion named Udai, which will answer all your questions like a personal guide and make Aadhar services extremely easy.
Aadhar Card Update: The Aadhar card is the most important part of our lives today, but sometimes small things related to it bother us. Sometimes there is confusion about the fees, and sometimes we don't understand how to get it updated. To solve these problems, the organization that issues Aadhar (UIDAI) has introduced a new digital friend, named Udai.
Who is ‘Udai’ and what will it do?
‘Udai’ is the mascot of Aadhar. You can think of it as an online helper. It will answer all your questions like a chatbot. If you need any information related to Aadhar, Udai will explain it to you in very simple language. Its purpose is to make Aadhar services simple for every common person.
Name and form chosen by the people
The way this new helper, Udai, was chosen was also very unique. The government held a competition, in which people from all over the country were asked to suggest names and designs. Arun Gokul from Kerala designed ‘Udai’. Ria Jain from Bhopal gave it this wonderful name. The government appreciated the efforts of both of them and honored them with awards.
Meet the new face of Aadhaar 'Udai'— your friendly companion to digital identity!
— Aadhaar (@UIDAI) January 8, 2026
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Aadhar will be easy for everyone
UIDAI Chairman Neelkanth Mishra launched it at a function in Thiruvananthapuram. He said that today more than 100 crore people in the country are using Aadhar. In such a situation, Udai will become a companion that will provide Aadhar information to people in their own language and in a simple way.
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