India’s UID scheme  Reform by numbers  Opposition to the world’s
biggest biometric identity scheme is growing  See article
Readers' comments    Inreverse in reply to ysksky  Nobody likes
to live in these remote places. They don't have any other
options. They can't all go to cities where there are no jobs,
and no basic amenities for poor. Visit any major city in India
and you'll see poor kids and women under the numerous flyovers.
And cash transfers being ineffective for remote places seems to
be a bad argument. How difficult would it be for the government
itself to provide supplies to these areas when it is freed up of
this responsibility for most of the country?    Products and
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