The Aadhaar mobile app has crossed 4 crore downloads, according to government figures, marking a significant milestone in the adoption of India’s digital identity platform.
The app allows users to access Aadhaar-linked services directly from their smartphones, part of a broader push by authorities to expand digital-first identity verification tools. The download figure reflects growing public reliance on the app for identity-related services that previously required in-person visits to Aadhaar centers.
Officials have pointed to the milestone as evidence of increasing public trust in the platform, as the government continues efforts to widen the app’s use across government and private-sector services that rely on Aadhaar authentication.
Officials say the app’s growth has been driven in part by residents opting to manage identity updates and verification directly through the platform rather than visiting physical Aadhaar enrollment centers in person.
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