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People's tribunal on Aadhaar-related issues

People's tribunal on Aadhaar-related issues

The Aadhaar project was declared Constitutional by the Supreme Court but is today linked with NPR and NRC - threatening our right to have rights.

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301, 3rd Floor

08:30–09:00

REGISTRATION AND COFFEE

09:00–09:15

Welcome & Introduction

Praavita

09:15–10:00

A people's history of the Aadhaar project

Nikhil Dey

10:00–11:00

Aadhaar and the Public Distribution System

Session coordinated by Nawasha Mishra

11:00–11:15

Coffee / Tea Break

13:15–14:00

LUNCH

14:00–15:15

Aadhaar's impact on farmers

Sakina Dhorajiwala and Nachiket Udupa

15:15–16:00

The Aadhaar experience for persons with disabilities

Dr. Anita Ghai and Rajiv Rajan

16:00–16:15

Coffee / Tea Break

16:15–17:15

Childrens' rights and entitlements

Dipa Sinha; Taramani Sahu & Koyli Devi; Siraj Dutta; Kritika Bhardwaj

17:15–18:15

Gender rights

Sweta Dash, Meera Sanghamitra, and others

18:15–18:30

Day 1 Closing Remarks

Kavita Srivastava

301, 3rd Floor

09:00–10:00

Aadhaar, Biometrics, and Security

Karan Saini; Anand Venkatanarayanan; Srinivas Kodali

10:00–11:00

Aadhaar's Function Creep: Financial and Voting Rights

Anivar Aravind; Prasanna S

11:00–11:15

Coffee / Tea Break

11:15–12:00

Keynote Address

Usha Ramanathan

12:00–13:00

Legislating Technology

Raman Chima, Apar Gupta, and Ashish Ranjan

13:00–14:00

LUNCH

14:00–15:00

Aadhaar Challenged

Vrinda Bhandari; Kalyani Menon-Sen

15:00–16:00

Aadhaar-ed Rights

Srinivas Kodali; Ujjwala Uppaluri

16:00–16:15

Coffee / Tea Break

16:15–17:00

Jury Deliberation; Aadhaar in the Arts

17:00–18:15

Pronouncement of Jury Summary

18:15–18:30

Vote of Thanks & Tribunal Conclusion

Raghu Godavarthi

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The Rethink Aadhaar campaign has been working to widen the conversation around the Aadhaar project and its impact on the lives and livelihood of Indians. Since 2015, the campaign has been a platform through which on-ground movements, researchers, and legal scholars convey critiques of the project t… more