Aadhar update: In a matter of masterstroke by the central government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw launched the new Aadhaar app. The new Aadhar app has been designed to make Aadhaar verification as simple as making a UPI payment. In the latest turn of events IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw showcased the new Aadhaar app that features QR code-based instant verification and real-time face ID for authentication. Through the new Aadhar app the need for people to carry physical photocopies or cards will be eliminated. In a series of posts on X Vaishnaw elaborated on the app saying Now with just a tap users can share only the necessary data giving them complete control over their personal information - New Aadhaar App (in beta testing phase). Update on Aadhar verification Vaishnaw said that with the new Aadhaar app users no longer need to get their Aadhaar scanned or photocopied. He further stated that there is no need to hand over an Aadhaar photocopy at hotel receptions shops or during travel. The Aadhaar App is secure and shareable only with the users consent he said. He further said that the Aadhaar App will ensure Stronger privacy and restrict misuse or leaks of Aadhaar data. Earlier in the day the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) concluded a day-long stakeholders meeting with ecosystem partners including central government departments and states to deliberate and share ideas to further enhance service delivery by using Aadhaar. Aadhaar Samvaad Nearly 750 senior policy makers experts technocrats sectoral leaders and professionals came together for the Aadhaar Samvaad in New Delhi according to a release by the Ministry of Electronics and IT. The Union Minister stated that the Central Government has a primary focus on further improving the ease of living. He gave the example of Aadhaar face authentication in this context and how it is an enabler the release stated. (With inputs from agencies)