Madhya Pradesh: Camps To Be Organised In Schools For Students’ Aadhaar Cards From August 18
According to reports, the campaign has been named, Vidyarthi ke Liye Aadhaar, Ab Vidyalaya ke Dwar

Madhya Pradesh: Camps In Schools For Students’ Aadhaar Cards | FPJ
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A special campaign will be launched in schools to prepare Aadhaar cards of schoolchildren in the state from August 18.
The campaign will be run in two phases. The school education department will tie up with UIDAI. Aadhaar enrolment and update camps will be held in schools for the facility of students.
Vidyarthi ke Liye Aadhaar, Ab Vidyalaya ke Dwar
According to reports, the campaign has been named, Vidyarthi ke Liye Aadhaar, Ab Vidyalaya ke Dwar. The campaign will focus on compulsory biometric update.
It will include updating finger prints, iris scan and photo scan. The first update is mandatory when child is five years old.
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