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    ACTION PUNJAB NEWS Desk: The Aadhaar card holds significant importance in India as a unique identification document. Issued by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), it serves as a crucial proof of identity and address for Indian residents. The Aadhaar card contains a 12-digit unique identification number that is linked to an individual’s biometric and demographic information. 

    The Aadhaar card is widely used for various purposes, including opening bank accounts, availing government subsidies and benefits, obtaining a SIM card, and participating in government schemes and programs.

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    Aadhaar cards are available in two distinct categories to cater to different demographic : 

    Aadhaar Card for Adults Aadhaar Card for Children
    The Aadhaar card issued to adults serves as a unique identification document for various purposes, including accessing government services, opening bank accounts, filing taxes, and more UIDAI also issues Aadhaar cards for children, which are known as “Baal Aadhaar” or Aadhaar for kids. These cards are issued for children below the age of 18

    What is Blue Aadhaar Card? 

    The “Blue Aadhaar” is a concept introduced by the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) for children. It refers to a special Aadhaar card issued for children below the age of 5 years. 

    The Blue Aadhaar card is designed to facilitate the registration of newborns and young children into the Aadhaar system. 

    It serves as a form of identification for children and contains basic demographic details such as the child’s name, date of birth, and a photograph. The Blue Aadhaar card is issued free of cost and can be upgraded to a regular Aadhaar card once the child turns 5 years old.

    No biometrics required for Blue Aadhaar Card 

    For children below 5 years no biometrics will be captured. Their UID be processed on the basis of demographic information and facial photograph linked with the UID of their parents. These children will need to update their biometrics of ten fingers, iris and facial photograph, when they turn 5 and 15. Intimation to this effect will be mentioned in the original Aadhaar letter.

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    Documents required for Blue Aadhaar Card

    Parent’s Aadhaar card
    Child’s birth certificate
    Address Proof (Ration card, electricity bill, etc)
    Two-passport sized photos of child 

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    How to apply for Blue Aadhaar Card (ONLINE) 

    • To begin, navigate to the official UIDAI website at https://uidai.gov.in/.
    • Next, locate the “My Aadhaar” section and click on “Book an Appointment.”
    • Upon reaching the appointment booking page, select “New Aadhaar” and provide your mobile number along with the captcha code.
    • Under the “Relationship with Head of Family” dropdown menu, choose “Child (0-5 years).”
    • Proceed to fill in the necessary details about your child as prompted, ensuring accuracy.
    • Once all required information is provided, select an appointment slot at a nearby Aadhaar Seva Kendra and confirm your booking.

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    How to apply for Blue Aadhaar Card (OFFLINE) 

    • Visit any Aadhaar Seva Kendra or Permanent Enrollment Center
    • Inform the officials that you want to enroll your child for a Blue Aadhaar card
    • Carefully complete the Aadhaar enrollment form with your child’s information
    • And submit the form to officials 

    Baal Aadhaar serves as a form of identification for minors and can be used for various purposes, such as school admissions, availing government subsidies, and so on


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