The new Aadhaar App will let you do many tasks from home quickly; no more need to visit a center for these services!

The full version of the new Aadhaar app will be launched today, January 28th. This app will offer several new features compared to the old mAadhaar app. Many of your tasks will now be completed from the comfort of your home.

The full version of the new Aadhaar app will be launched today, January 28th. The new Aadhaar app will offer several features that are not available in the existing mAadhaar app. This app has been developed by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) and MeitY. Union Minister of Railways and IT & Broadcasting Ashwini Vaishnaw and Union Minister of State for MeitY Jitin Prasada will launch this new Aadhaar app today at 3 PM.

According to UIDAI, the launch event of the new Aadhaar app will be live-streamed on its official YouTube channel. A trial version of this new Aadhaar app was released a few months ago, which included several features related to the Aadhaar card. You can download this app from the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. After the release of the full version, users will get many more new features.

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Many tasks can be done from home

With the new Aadhaar app, you will be able to easily change the mobile number linked to your Aadhaar card. You will no longer need to visit an Aadhaar center for this. According to UIDAI, you can easily change the mobile number linked to your Aadhaar card by following the process given in the new Aadhaar app. In addition, other updates, including the Aadhaar card address, can also be easily done.

Features available in the mAadhaar app, such as biometric lock and virtual Aadhaar ID generation, will also be available in the new Aadhaar app. UIDAI has been developing this new Aadhaar app for a long time. In this new Aadhaar app, you can add multiple profiles simultaneously.

The digital verification process will be easier

The new app aims to encourage offline digital verification for Aadhaar holders and discourage the use of photocopies of Aadhaar cards. During this, UIDAI CEO Bhuvnesh Kumar said that the new Aadhaar app and its associated technology will promote offline verification. He said that offline verification would provide both users and organizations with a secure, convenient, and privacy-friendly method for identity verification.