Which state has made Aadhaar-based attendance mandatory for all govern – InterviewSolution

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1.	Which state has made Aadhaar-based attendance mandatory for all government offices in the state?
Answer» Kerala's Left Democratic Front (LDF) government has made Aadhaar-based attendance mandatory for all government offices in the state. All government offices are to install Aadhaar-based biometric attendance systems within six months, according to the 6 May order. 560,000 officials, from those in the secretariat to government school staff, will need an Aadhaar number to draw their salaries.

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