Dissent on Aadhaar: big data meets big brother
Publication details: Orient Blackswan, 2019 Hyderabad:Description: xx; 268p. pb; 22 cmISBN:- 9789352875429
- India
- Government
- Identity - Digital Identity System
- Welfare Programmes
- Social Security Number
- UIDAI
- NIDAI - National Identification Authority of India
- Aadhaar Concerns
- Biometrics - ID
- Identity Fraud - Identity Theft - Identity Dilemma
- Data Economy
- Inter-linked Databases
- Surveillance - India
- Technology - Future
- 323.4480954 KHE
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Aadhaar, India's unique identity system, was introduced in 2009 with the stated purpose of creating a more inclusive and efficient welfare system. Hundreds of millions of Indians were enrolled into the biometric database, with successive governments creating pressure by making it compulsory for social benefits. Even after the Supreme Court verdict in 2018, it remains a must-have for welfare.
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