@sansad_tv: Pension at Home, Just One Face Authentication! The objective of the ongoing 'DLC Campaign 5.0' from 1 to 30 November 20…
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India's DLC Campaign 5.0 (1–30 November 2026) enables millions of pensioners to submit their Digital Life Certificate from home via face authentication on a mobile device, eliminating the need to visit a bank or office.
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Pension at Home, Just One Face Authentication!
The objective of the ongoing ‘DLC Campaign 5.0’ from 1 to 30 November 2026 is to connect millions of pensioners to the facility of Digital Life Certificate based on Face Authentication.
Now, it’s no longer necessary to go to a bank or office to submit the life certificate; instead, this process can be completed right from home through a mobile device.
Is there a pensioner in your home or neighborhood? Be sure to share this information with them and help them get their DLC made. Reach this information to at least one pensioner.
#DLCCampaign50 #Pensioners @DOPPW_India @tipu786
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