The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has begun sharing anonymized, non-personal data from the Aadhaar Dashboard on data.gov.in. This initiative aims to promote transparency, research, and data-driven policy making by providing aggregated insights on Aadhaar enrollment, updates, and authentication patterns. The data is categorized by geography, age group, and other parameters. UIDAI intends to support academic research, digital service innovation, and evidence-based policymaking, aligning with the government's vision for open data and public good.
Key Entities Referenced
Ministry of Electronics IT: An Indian government ministry, presumably overseeing technology and electronics related affairs.
UIDAI: The Unique Identification Authority of India, responsible for the Aadhaar program.
Aadhaar Dashboard Data: Non-personal, anonymized data shared by UIDAI to promote transparency and research.
India: The country to which the policy and UIDAI belong.
PIB Delhi: Press Information Bureau, Delhi - likely the source of the posted information.
Unique Identification Authority of India: The full name of the UIDAI, the organization responsible for the Aadhaar program.
Aadhaar Dashboard: A dashboard containing anonymized data from the Aadhaar program.
open government data platform, data.gov.in: A platform where the UIDAI is sharing non-personal data.
Chief Data Officer CDO: A role within UIDAI responsible for data.
Deputy Director General: A role within UIDAI.
Dharmendra Tewari: Individual associated with the release, possibly an author or contact.
Navin Sreejith: Individual associated with the release, possibly an author or contact.
Ministry of Electronics & IT
UIDAI shares non-personal Aadhaar Dashboard
Data to promote transparency and research
UIDAI’s data initiative aligns with India’s vision for
evidence-based policy and open data for public good
Posted On: 19 MAY 2025 5:35PM by PIB Delhi
The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has begun sharing non-personal, anonymized data from
the Aadhaar Dashboard on the open government data platform, data.gov.in
The move aims to further promote transparency, research, and data-driven policy making.
The datasets, released by Chief Data Officer (CDO) and Deputy Director General of UIDAI, include
aggregated insights on Aadhaar enrolment, updates, and authentication patterns, categorized by geography,
age-group and other relevant parameters.
By making these non-personal and anonymized datasets accessible, UIDAI aims to support academic
research, innovation in digital services, and collaborative developments.
This initiative opens new avenues for evidence-based policy-making and technological innovation, furthering
UIDAI’s commitment to transparency, public good, and secure data governance.
It also aligns with the broader government vision of fostering evidence-based policy making and maximizing
the value of open data for the public good. It is expected to further boost digital inclusion and governance
efficiency.
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Dharmendra Tewari /Navin Sreejith
(Release ID: 2129658)