Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Aadhaar is the national identification number system of India in the format 1234-5678-9012. It is a 12-digit digital identity that can be verified online instantly. Aadhaar is like patenting ones identity beyond dispute. It is assigned to all residents of India (including foreigners on work visa and their dependents) for their lifetime, on voluntary basis. It is not a proof of citizenship. It only guarantees identity, not rights, benefits or entitlements. Poor native people [about 1 billion (100 crore) out of 1.20 billion (120 crore) population] are the most benefited of Aadhaar because they have been living faceless, nameless and exploited life of destitute generation by generation in own nation for centuries. These 1 billion exploited people are mainly victims of socio-economic inequalities such as caste-based wealth distribution, caste-based land distribution, housing, education, caste-based profession, caste-based marriages, caste-based social life etc. Aadhaar is expected to play a major role in ending exploitation and bringing educational and socio-economic equality by using targeted social security benefits, eliminating ghost and ineligible beneficiaries.The Aadhaar program is operated by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), an authority of the Government of India. It was established in January 2009 under the Planning Commission of India. It has made available all its process, technical, operational and financial documents on its website to meet high degree of public scrutiny, transparency and accountability. Aadhaar is expected to play one of the most prominent roles in India reforms from 2014 onward.. }
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- Aadhaar abstract "Aadhaar is the national identification number system of India in the format 1234-5678-9012. It is a 12-digit digital identity that can be verified online instantly. Aadhaar is like patenting ones identity beyond dispute. It is assigned to all residents of India (including foreigners on work visa and their dependents) for their lifetime, on voluntary basis. It is not a proof of citizenship. It only guarantees identity, not rights, benefits or entitlements. Poor native people [about 1 billion (100 crore) out of 1.20 billion (120 crore) population] are the most benefited of Aadhaar because they have been living faceless, nameless and exploited life of destitute generation by generation in own nation for centuries. These 1 billion exploited people are mainly victims of socio-economic inequalities such as caste-based wealth distribution, caste-based land distribution, housing, education, caste-based profession, caste-based marriages, caste-based social life etc. Aadhaar is expected to play a major role in ending exploitation and bringing educational and socio-economic equality by using targeted social security benefits, eliminating ghost and ineligible beneficiaries.The Aadhaar program is operated by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), an authority of the Government of India. It was established in January 2009 under the Planning Commission of India. It has made available all its process, technical, operational and financial documents on its website to meet high degree of public scrutiny, transparency and accountability. Aadhaar is expected to play one of the most prominent roles in India reforms from 2014 onward.".