Making Every Aadhaar Visit Easier with India’s Own Map

Accessing an essential service should not begin with the challenge of finding it.

With Aadhaar being an important part of everyday life in India, making information about Aadhaar centres easier to discover can make a meaningful difference to how people plan and access these services. This is where location technology can play a practical role: connecting people with the places where essential services are available.

At Aadhaar Samvaad 2026 in Kolkata, MapmyIndia received a Special Recognition for “Digital Accessibility: Display of Aadhaar Centres on MapmyIndia”, recognising its contribution towards making Aadhaar centres easier to discover through location technology. Mr. Kalaivanan Sundaram, Senior Product Manager, MapmyIndia, received the recognition on behalf of MapmyIndia.

By bringing Aadhaar centres onto MapmyIndia, the initiative makes these service locations more accessible through a familiar digital mapping experience. Users can discover the relevant centre, understand where it is and plan their journey using India’s own digital mapping technology.

The work reflects a broader role for maps beyond navigation. When essential service locations are easier to find, location technology can help reduce one of the practical barriers between people and the services they need.

The recognition at Aadhaar Samvaad 2026 marks another step in MapmyIndia’s journey of applying location intelligence to real-world needs and making essential services easier to discover and access.

Because a map can do more than show you the road. It can help you reach the services that matter.

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