POLITY AND GOVERNANCE

 PAN CARD

   The Indian Tax Department issues a 10-character identifier for any "person" who applies or the department that assigns a number without request. The Indian Revenue Department, under the direction of the Central Direct Tax Board (CBDT), also serves as an important diagnostic tool. The PAN Card is not accepted as proof of Indian citizenship because it is also issued to foreign nationals (such as investors) with a valid visa. PAN is required to file income tax.

                                                

INTERPRETING PAN:

The structure of the PAN is as follows: [p - Individual or Individual] the fourth character. AAAPZ1234C is an example.

  The first five letters (in the capital) are letters. The next four letters are digits, while the tenth letter is a letter. The first three letters of the code are three letters containing the sequence of letters from AAA to ZZZ. The fourth character describes the type of card carrier                                                   

  The letter from the alphabetical list below identifies each type of owner: H HUF [Unified Hindu family / undivided Hindu family]; L Local Council; A: Artificial legal person; C: Company; F: Strong; G: Government; H HUF [united Hindu family / non-divided Hindu family]; L Local Council; A: A transitional legal person P: Individual or individual Character T stands for Trust (AOP). The fifth letter of one of these: personal surname or surname in the case of a personal "PAN" card, where the fourth letter is "p", or the company. The tenth letter is the alphabetical number that acts as a checksum to ensure that the value of t is correct.

THE AADHAAR NUMBER

  AADHAAR is a unique identifier with 12 numbers that Indians can obtain based on biometric and human information. The AADHAAR registration process involves the use of basic human data paired with ten fingers, both iris, and a photo to identify the individual separately through the repetition process.

E-AADHAAR

  E-AADHAAR is a digitally protected copy of the AADHAAR digit signed by the relevant UIDAI Authority.

FEATURES OF AADHAAR

  AADHAAR one: a unique number, which cannot be repeated because it is connected to their biometrics; it helps to identify false and ghostly identities. Savings on double use and AADHAAR-based fraud will enable governments to help eligible citizens. Carrying and authentication: AADHAAR is a universal number, and agencies and services can contact unique diagnostic data from anywhere in the country to ensure they are eligible to benefit from access to authentication services. The inclusion of poor and oppressed residents without IDs available for Government benefits. Electronic benefits transfer: The UID-Enabled-Bank-Account network will provide a secure and affordable platform to deliver benefits directly to residents without the hefty costs associated with today’s distribution of benefits.

   AADHAAR-based certification to ensure the right granted to the beneficiary: UIDAI will provide online verification services to agencies wishing to verify ownership of the residence; this service will enable access to the intended recipient. Improved performance with obvious increase; Open accountability and transparent monitoring will greatly improve the availability and quality of beneficiary and agency rights as well.

                                                  

   Self-care puts residents in control: Using AADHAAR as a guarantee, citizens should be able to access up-to-date information on their rights, seek services and resolve their complaints directly from their cell phones, stores, or other means. In the case of a resident's cell phone, security is guaranteed to be used to verify the authenticity of two items (eg by verifying the availability of a registered cell phone number and AADHAAR PIN details). These rates are in line with the rates and approved payments of the central bank of India.

YOU NEED THE KNOWLEDGE TO GET AADHAAR

  The AADHAAR (Enrollment and Update) Regulations, 2016 provide the personal and biometric details required during the AADHAAR registration process based on the information provided below: Personal information required - name, date of birth, gender, address, parent/guardian details (required for children), Phone details and email details (if required) Biometric details are required - photo, 10 fingerprints, Iris.

VIRTUAL ID (VID)

  VID is a 16-digit temporary number that can be paused with the AADHAARA map number whenever authentication or e-KYC services are created. Authentication can be done using a VID in the same way as using an AADHAAR number. Cannot retrieve the AADHAAR number from VID.

BENEFITS OF AADHAAR

   AADHAAR means foundation, so it is the foundation on which any delivery system can be built. AADHAAR can be used for any program that requires the acquisition of residential ownership and/or to provide secure residents' access to the services/benefits offered by the system. AADHAAR can be used for the delivery of the following programs: Community Delivery Program, Food Security, Lunch, Integrated Child Development Scheme. Employment - Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme, Swarna Jayanti Gram Swarozgar Yojana, Indira Ahwaz yojana Program Assurance Assurance Program. Education-Seva Shiksha Abhiyaan, the right to education (Children between the ages of six and 14 under Sarva Shiksha Abhiyan, similarly, will not require compulsory registration of AADHAAR). Inclusion and Social Security - Janani Suraksha Yojana, Older Persons' First Aid Development Pension Scheme. Aam Aadmi Bima Yojana. Other integrated purposes include Property Transaction Voter ID, PAN Card, etc.