Kohima: Additional Deputy Commissioner Atsungba Walling kicked off the fifth Nationwide Digital Life Certificate Campaign, known as Jeevan Pramaan, on November 10. The event took place at the Senior Treasury Officer office in Mokokchung. This rollout represents a push to modernize how retirees verify their status.
The campaign runs from November 1 through November 30. It utilizes Aadhaar-based biometric authentication to move the entire process online. Pensioners no longer need to travel to disbursing offices. The program removes the physical burden of proof. According to the initiative, "pensioners are not required to be physically present either for obtaining a life certificate or before the pension-disbursing agency."
This change simplifies the system for thousands of beneficiaries. Officials expect the digital transition to increase convenience and accessibility for everyone involved. By stripping away outdated paperwork, the government hopes to streamline monthly payments.
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