Aadhaar Card News: Aadhar card is necessary for every citizen. Aadhar card is the first requirement for all government works. If you want to open a bank account or take advantage of any government scheme, you also need to always keep your Aadhar card updated. To get a passport or to take subsidy of LPG cylinder, almost everywhere demanded Aadhaar number. She goes. That is why it is important to always keep your Aadhar card updated and get it linked with your mobile phone number.
From time to time, people using Aadhaar card are asked to update all the information, including mobile number, by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), the issuing body of Aadhaar number. Because to take advantage of the online service of Aadhar card, registered mobile number is necessary.
If the mobile number is not written in your Aadhar card or the mobile number has not been updated in the Aadhar card, then soon go to your nearest Permanent Aadhaar Center (PAC) and get it updated.
The Ministry of Communications, while posting a tweet in the past, said to keep your mobile number updated with the Aadhar card. If you have any kind of dilemma whether your mobile number or email id is correctly linked or not then you can verify using this link resident.uidai.gov.in/verify-email-mobile.
Let us tell you that UIDAI, an organization related to Aadhaar, provides email and mobile number facility to Aadhaar card holders. Through these, you can know whether your mobile number and email are registered in UIDAI’s database or not. There is also an easy way to verify it.
How to check
- Visit the official website of Aadhaar www.uidai.gov.in.
- Select the Verify Email/Mobile Number option in the My Aadhar tab.
- Here a new page will open in front of you.
- Here you have to enter Aadhaar number, mobile number and e-mail.
- Enter the captcha code and click on send OTP.
- If you have entered the mobile number then OTP will come on it.
- If you have entered the email ID, then OTP will come on the mail.
- Now enter the OTP in the space provided.
- If the mobile number or email ID matches with the UIDAI records, a message will appear on the screen that the mobile number and email ID given by you are matching with the records.
On the other hand, if any other mobile number or email is registered, then the mobile number or email entered in the verification process will not match. With this you will know that you have given any other mobile number or email while making Aadhaar number.
UIDAI has asked Aadhar card holders to be alert to avoid online frauds. The authority has said that the incidents of fraud from the internet are increasing continuously. Therefore, Aadhar card holders should not share information about their Aadhar card on any unknown phone.
