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Five SC Orders Later, aadhaar Requirement Continues to Haunt Many -Kedar Nagarajan

-TheWire.in New Delhi: Despite five Supreme Court orders since September 2013 stating that the aadhaar card cannot be a mandatory requirement for access to government services or subsidies, the reality on the ground continues to remain very different. The point was underlined at a press conference in Delhi yesterday where, besides lawyers and experts, a resident of Yamuna Khadar, Delhi described how he was denied emergency treatment in two public hospitals...

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Five Myths about Aadhar -Reetika Khera

-Outlook And how to dispel these misconceptions using the government’s own data. There are many misconceptions about the "aadhaar" number. Many people believe that this project is essential for poor people, better implementation of government programmes and so on. This note dispels these misconceptions using the government's own data. Here are the five most popular myths. 1. The UID project will help give a valid ID to millions of Indians who do...

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Rajasthan plans universal health insurance; 45 million to benefit -Sahil Makkar

-Business Standard After outsourcing primary health care and diagnostic services to private entities, the state plans universal health insurance scheme for treatment at private hospitals The Rajasthan government has decided to provide health insurance to the 70 million residents in the state. The move comes after the government's decision to outsource primary health centres and specialised diagnostic services to private players on Public-Private Partnership (PPP) mode. The Swasthya Bima Yojana scheme is provided...

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In new Bill: DNA testing rules, and some concerns -Amitabh Sinha

-The Indian Express The objective of the DNA Profiling Bill, 2015, is to establish a regulatory framework for DNA testing, and setting standards and guidelines for laboratories doing these tests. The proposed Human DNA Profiling Bill, 2015, could not be finalised in time to be introduced in Parliament’s Monsoon Session. After that, owing to the intense debate generated by the Bill in the past few weeks, the government extended the deadline...

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Government moves to minimise impact of SC aadhaar verdict -Aloke Tikku

-Hindustan Times New Delhi: A week after the Supreme Court delivered its interim order on use of aadhaar numbers, the government on Thursday decided to continue seeding the identity numbers into the database of beneficiaries if people voluntarily shared the numbers. The government has also found a way to minimise the impact of the verdict on aadhaar-linked schemes. The Supreme Court had, last week, restricted the government from using the aadhaar number for...

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