New Delhi, April 28 -- Google has announced its partnership with the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) which now allows its users in the country to save theri Aadhaar details diredtly on the company's Google Wallet app. The search giant in a new blogpost announced that the new feature will allow users to create a secure, digital version of their Aadhaar on their smartphone.

The new initiative is aimed at making identity verification more seamless, allowing users to prove their identity or age without needing to carry a physical card.

How Aadhaar works on Google Wallet

According to Google, users can now save Aadhaar as a "verifiable credential" on their device. This means the ID is stored securely and can be used for both...