Kerala
Kerala’s Akshaya network is not merely adjacent to Aadhaar: the state’s official Akshaya portal identifies it as the authorised enrolment channel and describes dedicated support for children and bedridden residents.
The Akshaya route
The official service page says designated permanent enrolment centres operate through Akshaya across Kerala. It also offers a centre finder filtered to the service. A centre’s general Akshaya listing is not enough—select Aadhaar enrolment or the required update when searching.
Two locally organised access paths
Children
Akshaya describes child enrolment with Anganwadi and district-administration support. Confirm the event, age group and current UIDAI relationship/birth-document requirements.
Bedridden residents
The portal describes mobile units coordinated with Panchayats, municipalities, corporations and district administration. This is arranged assistance, not a promise that any private caller can collect Aadhaar data at home.
Protect against outdated Kerala FAQs
Some older Kerala UID FAQs still surface legacy SMS numbers and update methods. Use the current Akshaya service page for the state channel and UIDAI for live transaction rules. Never send an Aadhaar number or OTP to a number copied from an archived guide.
For a home or mobile visit, verify the request through the local body or Akshaya office before sharing documents. An operator should provide an official acknowledgement for the transaction.
What the government page actually shows
The no-www Akshaya address is used because it presents a valid certificate. The page identifies Akshaya as Kerala’s authorised enrolment route and links related services.
- 1Official programme
The Akshaya and Kerala government identities are visible in the header.
- 2Service page
The page is specifically titled “Aadhaar Enrollment”.
- 3Authorised route
The visible text identifies Akshaya as the authorised Kerala enrolment agency.
Kerala 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) | 3,62,07,000 |
| Estimated live Aadhaar | 3,80,24,123 |
| Saturation | 105.02% |
| 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.