Good News! Aadhaar Update Now Free Till December 31, 2025 – Don’t Miss the New Deadline

Technology: UIDAI has extended the deadline for free Aadhaar document updates to December 31, 2025. Users can update their name, address, date of birth, and gender without paying any fee.The free update facility is available only on the official myAadhaar portal. Offline updates at Aadhaar Seva Kendras will still incur standard charges.This move aims to help citizens keep their Aadhaar details accurate and up to date.Timely updates ensure smooth access to government schemes and services.Visit https://myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in to update your Aadhaar for free.

1. Big relief on Aadhaar update

The Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) has extended the period of free service to update Aadhaar. Earlier this service was limited to 31 March 2025, which has now been extended till 31 December 2025. This means that Aadhaar holders can update information like name, address, date of birth, mobile number without any fees.

2. For which changes this is the facility

According to UIDAI, information like photo, address, name, date of birth, gender, mobile number, email in Aadhaar card can be updated for free. This will help users to improve the wrong or old information of Aadhaar, which is necessary in banking, government schemes and other services.

3. Update process

For Aadhaar update, users can apply by visiting the official website of UIDAI or the nearest Aadhaar Seva Kendra. For online updates, users will have to get OTP verification from their mobile number. At the same time, it is mandatory to go to the center for biometric or photo update.

4. Why relief in update fees?

The aim of the government is to update more and more people to update Aadhaar so that the benefits of Digital India and various government schemes reach the right people. Therefore, UIDAI has given this facility free, so that people can always keep their Aadhaar right and updated.

5. Increasing discussion of mental pressure in the sports 

Bavuma's statement has launched a debate on mental pressure in the sports world and the practice of 'sledging'. Experts believe that mental pressure on the playground is against the spirit spirit and this can negatively affect the mental state of the players. Some experts say that such strategies may increase sports competition, while others consider it indiscipline.Temba Bavuma's statement shows that mental pressure on the playground and the practice of 'sledging' continues till now. However, South Africa's historic victory proved that any pressure could be faced by the right leadership and team spirit. Now it has to be seen what steps the International Cricket Council (ICC) takes on this issue and whether such mental strategies will be banned in future.