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Telangana government's Aarogyasri scheme aims to digitise health records of all state residents. What all does it entail and what are the concerns?
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IFF has requested the Tamil Nadu government to provide residents with a choice to produce an alternate document of identification
Similar proposals to link birth and death-related data to national databases have been challenged for allegedly violating the Right to Privacy and heightening surveillance.
The UIDAI pushed back against the request in court, citing data sharing restrictions under the Aadhaar Act, 2016.
The health agency is pushing for database integration, although some states are reportedly yet to come around.
Sharing of Aadhaar numbers, albeit in masked form, has been termed dangerous by experts who've raised other red flags.
The court issued notices while hearing a petition that opposed Google's access to the data on constitutional grounds.
On July 5th, the Supreme Court issued a notice to the Centre and the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) seeking its response on...
In yet another in a series of data compromises, the Andhra Pradesh government has exposed expansive details of upto 4.5 crore citizens — right...
