Question
Which of the following Statements about the DigiLocker
is/are True? I- To Sign-up one needs to have Aadhar & mobile number. II- DigiLocker is government’s effort to create an electronic version of documents, which can be easily verified and stored in printable format. III- The users can store their documents like PAN card, passport, marriage certificate, school certificate, etc. but not insurance certificates.Solution
DigiLocker is a flagship initiative of MeitY under ‘Digital India’ programme. This is government’s effort to create an electronic version of documents, which can be easily verified and stored in printable format. The users can store their documents such as insurance, medical reports, PAN card, passport, marriage certificate, school certificate and other documents in the digital format. The locker can be accessed by individuals, using their mobile number. Technology companies such as Google and Dropbox offer storage space for users to store documents. Apart from e-documents, DigiLocker can store a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) link of e-documents issued by various issuer departments.
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