Aadhaar Enrolment (UIDAI)

New Aadhaar enrolments in each district by age band — 0–5, 5–17 and 18+ — November 2025 to October 2026. Unique Identification Authority of India, via data.gov.in.

Published 2025–26 · 1 indicator · mapped to 808 districts · platform version 2026-11-11

New districts: pooled with the districts sharing its 2011 boundary; count split by child population

Districts created after this source was published have no measurement of their own. For this source those values are pooled with the districts sharing its 2011 boundary; count split by child population and flagged in the interface, so you can filter them out. See the methodology for why this method applies here and where it is weakest.

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Aadhaar Enrolment of Young Children

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New Aadhaar enrolments of children aged 0–5 per 1,000 children aged 0–6, November 2025 – October 2026. From UIDAI.

Caveat: Counts new enrolments, not Aadhaar holders: low can mean children are already enrolled, high can mean a catch-up drive. The base is Census 2011 children aged 0–6, scaled to each state's 2026 projection, so compare districts rather than read it as coverage. Districts split since 2011 share their 2011 district's rate, because UIDAI files many of their pincodes under it.

Where this data is highest and lowest

Across all 808 districts, by aadhaar enrolment of young children. Every district has its own page.

Highest
1. Doda295.9
2. Udhampur273.3
3. Kishtwar241.5
4. Kathua236.3
5. Narayanpur235.4
Lowest
1. Noklak20.5
2. Shamator20.5
3. Mokokchung20.4
4. East Garo Hills18
5. North Garo Hills18
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Unique Identification Authority of India, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Government of India, 2026, Aadhaar Monthly Enrolment data, via Open Government Data Platform India, https://www.data.gov.in/resource/aadhaar-monthly-enrolment-data. Published under the Government Open Data Licence – India (GODL): https://data.gov.in/government-open-data-license-india. Twelve-month totals and rates derived by Spatial India.