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Details: Written by: JK Monitor News Network; Published: 12 November 2024

JAMMU: As part of the Nationwide Digital Life Certificate (DLC) Campaign 3.0, the Department of Pension & Pensioners Welfare (DoPPW) is organizing DLC camps in Jammu tomorrow on 13th November 2024. The campaign, aimed at assisting pensioners with the digital submission of life certificates, will be hosted at different places in Jammu including Arnia, Bari Brahmna, Miran Saheb, R. S. Pura and at India Post Payments Bank Mubarak Mandi Near Old Court, Jammu.Under Secretary from DoPPW, Shri Pravesh Kumar will visit the camp locations to assist pensioners in using various digital methods for life certificate submission.

Additionally, UIDAI representatives will provide support to update Aadhaar records as needed and address any technical issues.DoPPW is organising this countrywide campaign from November 1 to November 30 and its objective is to streamline the submission of life certificates for pensioners via Face Authentication technology. This approach allows pensioners to submit their certificates conveniently through Aadhaar-based face recognition on Android smartphones.

The objective of the campaign is to ensure that even pensioners in remote areas or with limited-mobility can benefit from this streamlined and accessible system. Earlier, pensioners were required to visit Pension Disbursing Authorities to submit life certificates, which was challenging, especially for elderly individuals. In 2014, DoPPW introduced Digital Life Certificates (Jeevan Pramaan), followed by the launch of Face Authentication technology in 2021, which eliminated the need for biometric devices thereby making the process more accessible.This year, Campaign 3.0 aims to cover 800 locations nationwide. Key partners include Banks, India Post Payments Bank, Pensioners' Associations, UIDAI, MeitY, Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Railways and the Department of Telecommunications.

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