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Dindori tops Madhya Pradesh APAAR ID generation, Bhopal falls to bottom
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 12 Oct 2026, 04:32 AM
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The latest APAAR ID generation data shows Dindori district leading Madhya Pradesh, while the state capital Bhopal records the lowest number of IDs issued.
The state government’s recent report on APAAR ID generation places Dindori district at the top of Madhya Pradesh’s list, indicating the highest number of unique resident IDs created in the region. The data, released by the Department of Rural Development, highlights the district’s effective outreach and enrollment drives.
In stark contrast, Bhopal, the state capital, appears at the bottom of the ranking, recording the fewest IDs generated. Officials attribute the lag to urban administrative challenges and lower participation in the scheme’s enrollment process.
APAAR ID, a cornerstone of the state’s digital‑identity initiative, aims to streamline delivery of welfare services and improve citizen verification. The rankings underscore the uneven progress across districts, prompting authorities to intensify awareness campaigns in under‑performing areas.
State officials have pledged additional resources to boost enrollment in Bhopal and other low‑ranking districts, emphasizing the importance of universal coverage for the scheme’s success.
In stark contrast, Bhopal, the state capital, appears at the bottom of the ranking, recording the fewest IDs generated. Officials attribute the lag to urban administrative challenges and lower participation in the scheme’s enrollment process.
APAAR ID, a cornerstone of the state’s digital‑identity initiative, aims to streamline delivery of welfare services and improve citizen verification. The rankings underscore the uneven progress across districts, prompting authorities to intensify awareness campaigns in under‑performing areas.
State officials have pledged additional resources to boost enrollment in Bhopal and other low‑ranking districts, emphasizing the importance of universal coverage for the scheme’s success.