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Biometric Privacy Platform adds a privacy and consumer-choice layer on top of Aadhaar online and offline authentication modes.Aadhaar is the world’s largest biometric Digital Identity program with more than 90 percent of Indians linking Aadhaar to most government and non-governmental services such as those related to taxation, cooking gas subsidy, banking, passports, and so on..Biometric Privacy Platform adds a privacy and consumer-choice layer on top of Aadhaar online and offline authentication modes. David Burnett, CEO and Founder, Identity Devices, “Identity Devices is committed to the principle that individuals should have power over their personal data, what and when to share it, and how it is used. Devices that have integrated BPP and its authentication modalities enable user interaction to make dynamic choices at the time of each authentication event.”Identity Devices recently partnered with world-leading biometrics company Fingerprint Cards (Fingerprints) partnership to accelerate biometric adoption in the global Digital Identity, Financial Technology (FinTech), Internet of Things (IoT) and other innovative, fast-growing vertical markets.According to Mr.”Adding to this, Mukesh Singh, VP, Sales and Marketing, Identity Devices, India, said,

There is enormous demand for fingerprint and iris authentication in India now that systems like Aadhaar have demonstrated the ease-of-use, viability and economic benefits of multi-modal biometric authentication at very large scale. Biometric Privacy Platform increases ease of convenience, personal privacy and data security by putting residents in charge of how their Aadhaar data is used. The solutions offered by Identity Devices will make it easier than ever before for Digital Identity, IoT and FinTech device makers to add biometric features that allow them to connect more securely to popular authentication and identity ecosystems. Biometric Privacy Platform (BPP) consists of authentication hardware and software for the Aadhaar ecosystem, preserving convenience while increasing personal privacy and data security and putting the resident in charge of the use of their Aadhaar data including picture, name, address, mobile number and more.

While Delhi was trying to grapple with severe onslaught of chikungunya and dengue, all except one minister of AAP government were out of town together for a crucial period of time. As deputy chief minister of Delhi Manish Sisodia finally got back from his Finland tour and went to meet the Lieutenant-Governor Najeeb Jung, a miscreant threw ink on him. This needs to be completed by June 15 every year before the onset of monsoons. However, instead of focusing on measures to prevent dengue, the AAP was busy expanding its net in other states, governance in Delhi being the least of its priorities. But as per PWD website, only 30 per cent of PWD drains were desilted as on July 5, 2016, after the rains hit the capital. Delhi is governed by Transaction of Business Rules of GNCTD, 1993, that provides a clear roadmap of operation for the elected government of Delhi as well as the LG. So why blame others when the Delhi government failed to do its own bit That’s the usual pattern with the AAP. One wonders what kind of scrutiny was done for selecting candidates. Delhi is in shambles. Congress governed and delivered under the same set of rules for 15 years. The conscience-keepers of the party, people like Yogendra Yadav and Prashant Bhushan, were humiliated and thrown out when they voiced their concerns over lack of transparency and internal democracy. Mr Kejriwal’s motto seems to be “Veni, vidi, vici (I came, I saw, I conquered)”. But after “conquering” Delhi, the party seems to be clueless as what to do next. It’s important to understand that in a multi-party democracy with federal structure of government, it’s extremely important to have the ability to cooperate and coordinate.

There may have been problems, but it was never played out as public spectacles affecting the governance and the lives of general public. Being at constant loggerheads with the Centre, LG, MCD, bureaucrats and even media do not help in smooth governance.While the BJP-led Central government is not exactly known for upholding values of co-operative federalism, the problem is multiplied manifold by hyper-confrontational and irresponsible attitude of the AAP.Similar allegations are now being made by party workers in Punjab — dubious considerations are at play for ticket distribution.The writer is chief spokesperson, Delhi Pradesh Congress Committee, and national media panelist, AICC. Even after return, the health minister’s insensitive comments and the photographs of a wining and dining deputy chief minister while out on a tour to Finland didn’t augur well with the citizens of a city shivering with fever. Instead of going hoarse crying political conspiracy, the AAP government should answer why there’s no woman in its Cabinet and what happened to tall promises of marshals in buses and Mohalla Suraksha Committees The problems of the AAP are more internal than external. Its busy finding an easy way out by blaming others in a blatant attempt to shift focus from its inability to deliver. An AAP supporter would retort“sab mile huye hain”. While political parties fight, governance is teamwork, especially in Delhi with its complex multi-agency administrative system. A party that made women security a major electoral plank is now ignoring accusations of sexual exploitation of women party workers, and various charges of alleged molestation and misbehaviour with women by its MLAs. No amount of high budget and misleading ad campaigns could hide the fact of collapsing infrastructure, growing sanitation problem, increasing rate of crime, and disintegrating administrative machinery.