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UIDAI
The Unique Identification Authority of India, or most commonly known as UIDAI, is a statutory authority that was formed by the Government of India under the provisions of the Aadhaar Act of 2016. Initially, before the establishment of UIDAI as a regulatory authority, it functioned as an office that was a part of the National Institution for Transforming India/ NITI Aayog. Later, the Government revised and notified the allocation of business rules in order to carry on the work of UIDAI under the
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