Supreme Court hears arguments in constitutional validity of Aadhaar Card
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said the idea behind the Aadhaar card scheme could be the reason that people should have one ID card.
Aadhaar
An Open Letter to the Opposition
If we’re old enough to vote, we’re old enough to make personal choices too! And this includes the right to love and marry who ever we want, even if our real mummies and daddies disapprove of our choices.
Journalists defend the right to report
The meeting was organised
Indian govt urged to change norms for eligibility of NRIs to get Aadhaar card
Pravasi Bandhu Welfare Trust (PBWT) has requested Indian Government to change the eligibility to obtain Aadhaar card to all Indian citizens irrespective of the residential status and permit NRIs also to take Aadhaar card.
Govt is committed to freedom of Press, says Ravi Shankar Prasad on Aadhaar controversy
Amid growing criticism against the Central Government and authorities of Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) on its move to file FIR against The Tribune journalist, Union Information and Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Monday said the Government is committed to freedom of press.
Over 200 government websites displayed Aadhaar details publically: RTI
Names and addresses of Aadhaar beneficiaries were publicly displayed on 210 Central and state government websites on November 19 for an unknown span of time, an RTI application has revealed.
Right to privacy: A Stop sign?
The Supreme Court’s verdict upholds the citizen’s right, but how the government and its Aadhaar project respond is to be seen
Mohammed Afeef Bengaluru
Right to privacy: A Stop sign for an overreaching Aadhaar?
The Supreme Court’s verdict upholds the citizen’s right, but how the government and its Aadhaar project respond is to be seen
Mohammed Afeef Bengaluru