UIDAI rolled out three new rules to make Aadhaar updates faster, simpler and fully digital from November 1. Citizens can update details online, complete KYC digitally, and access new fee structures ...

The US Department of Homeland Security has proposed a rule requiring all immigration applicants, including students applying ...

From November 1, 2025, UIDAI has announced new Aadhaar card rules to make the update process faster, easier, and more user-friendly for millions of cardholders across India.

The interior ministry said on Sunday that citizens and expats will no longer be allowed to submit their biometric information at the airport or other land and sea exit points to avoid crowding.

Travel giant Ryanair is making some significant changes in November that could affect Brits travelling to Spain and other European hotspots this autumn. Throughout November, Ryanair is set to begin ...

Life Certificate for Pensioners 2025 Online submission process, status check, last date: There are at least a couple of ways of getting your life certificate from the comfort of your home.

The US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has proposed sweeping new rules that would make it mandatory for all immigration ...

Several media reports claimed that Aadhaar cardholders can now update their name, date of birth, and mobile number online. However, the UIDAI website confirms this is not true. As of now, only address ...

India’s Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) is rolling out the e-Aadhaar app, letting users update their date of birth, address and phone number from a smartphone without visiting a ...

Under the new rules, Aadhaar holders will no longer need to visit an enrolment centre for most demographic updates like name, address, date of birth, or mobile number.

Banks across the country have issued warnings about scams in which criminals impersonate bank employees to steal customers’ ...

Madurai: It is the duty of the authorities to keep in place the infrastructure and make available all facilities so that the fundamental right of ever.