Delhi
Delhi has Aadhaar touchpoints in district offices, food-supplies services and e-District. Each belongs to a different authority, so a complaint needs to be sent to the system that produced the failure.
District offices are operational actors
Delhi district websites publish Aadhaar-enrolment information and even tender notices for Aadhaar centres in district premises. That makes the district administration relevant for a local centre’s operation; it does not make Delhi e-District the owner of the Aadhaar record.
Ration-card evidence is a separate question
The Food & Supplies FAQ describes Aadhaar or an enrolment ID in specific ration-card processes and points users toward the NFS portal’s Aadhaar Enrolment Centre route. If a family-member inclusion or PDS authentication fails, preserve the ration application or FPS error. Do not change a correct Aadhaar record merely to match a mistyped ration entry.
e-District consent is not a correction request
Delhi e-District registration includes consent for Aadhaar KYC. That consent allows an authentication or data-retrieval step for the application. It does not authorise this private guide—or the e-District registration screen—to edit UIDAI data.
Where to take the problem
- Centre closed or unavailable: the relevant district office plus UIDAI locator.
- Aadhaar request rejected: UIDAI with EID or update request number.
- Ration or certificate application: the Delhi department that issued the application reference.
What the government page actually shows
This is the departmental route for ration-card questions. It does not change the Aadhaar record, which remains a UIDAI responsibility.
- 1Department ownership
The header identifies Delhi Food Supplies and Consumer Affairs.
- 2Freshness marker
The page shows its own update date; use that date when evaluating the FAQ.
Delhi data snapshot
The figures below come from UIDAI’s state/UT saturation report. They provide context for coverage; they do not identify a live centre or prove that every resident record is current.
UIDAI refreshes this report PDF in place. The figures on this page reflect the report dated 30 June 2026; the current UIDAI link may show a newer or older edition. Open the archived 30 June 2026 edition.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Projected population (2026) | 2,25,40,000 |
| Estimated live Aadhaar | 2,30,10,175 |
| Saturation | 102.09% |
| Data date | 30 Jun 2026 |
Rates can exceed 100% because UIDAI’s estimated-live count and projected population are produced from different administrative/demographic bases.