Analysis of Aadhaar Demographic Data from March to July 2025

Aadhaar, India’s 12-digit unique identification number, has reshaped the nation’s approach to identity verification and service delivery since its inception in 2009. The program was launched with a mission to provide every resident with a reliable, digitally verifiable identity using minimal demographic and biometric data. Aadhaar’s robust authentication framework addresses long-standing issues of identity-related fraud and resource leakage by eliminating duplicate and fake identities. This ambitious initiative has grown into the world’s largest digital identity program, enabling authentication anytime, anywhere, and facilitating transparent, targeted distribution of services, benefits, and subsidies.

The establishment of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) to oversee the issuance of Aadhaar marked a significant step forward. In 2016, UIDAI gained statutory status under the Aadhaar (Targeted Delivery of Financial and Other Subsidies, Benefits, and Services) Act, 2016, further solidifying its role in India’s governance. Over the years, Aadhaar’s reach has expanded dramatically, with 138.04 crore Aadhaar numbers generated to date. It has become more than just an identity tool, fostering distributive justice, enhancing trust in government processes, and empowering millions by simplifying access to essential services. Today, Aadhaar stands as a cornerstone of India’s digital 1 and social infrastructure, with nearly every sixth person in the world holding this unique identification, symbolizing its transformative impact on society.

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Aadhaar Demographic Data from March to July 2025, including age-group-wise is available on data.gov.in website, link for the same is provided below.

https://www.data.gov.in/resource/aadhaar-demographic-monthly-update-data

State/UT-wise Aadhaar Demographic Data from March to July 2025: –

The chart presents state/UT-wise Aadhaar demographic data recorded between March and July 2025. A total of 20,911 demographic enrolments were registered across various Indian states and union territories during this period. Andhra Pradesh reported the highest number of enrolments, with 1,999 recorded entries. In contrast, Daman and Diu reported the lowest, with just 1 demographic enrolment.

State/UT-wise Aadhaar Demographic Data age of 5 to 17: –

This chart shows information about the state/UT-wise Aadhaar demographic data recorded between March and July 2025. a total of 16,89,305 Aadhaar demographic were recorded across Indian states. Madhya Pradesh reported the highest number of demographic at 2,27,029, while Daman and Diu reported the lowest, with just 18 demographic enrolment.

State/UT-wise Aadhaar Demographic Data age 17 greater: –

This chart shows information about the state/UT-wise Aadhaar demographic data recorded between March and July 2025, a total of 1,45,43,425 Aadhaar demographic were recorded across Indian states. Uttar Pradesh reported the highest number of demographic at 25,18,123, while Daman and Diu reported the lowest, with just 186 demographic enrolment.