TRACK YOUR AADHAR CARD

I am sure you all would have applied for the Aadhar card by now. However I understand that most of you may have doubts in your mind about whether you would ever receive your Aadhar Card. The good news is that the wait for the Aadhar card is over now.

After a long wait of time, UIDAI has finally been able to launch its e-Aadhar portal through which people who have enrolled for Aadhar and have been waiting for their Aadhar letter can easily download their Aadhaar letter online and use it anywhere by just taking a printout of the same. To download the Aadhar letter, it is necessary to have both your enrolment number and date time of your enrolment. The complete procedure for downloading your Aadhaar letter or Aadhar card online is given below.

1. Go to http://eaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/  Make sure that you have your enrolment number and the date time of enrolment with you in order to proceed for downloading the e-Aadhaar letter. These details can be found on the acknowledgement slip which you got from the enrolment centre after enrolling for Aadhaar.

2. Fill in your details like enrolment number, date time of enrolment, your
name, your Pin code and the captcha code in the respective fields and click on the 'Submit' button.

3. Then you will be asked to verify your mobile number by displaying the
last 4 digits of your registered mobile number. If it is correct then press 'Yes' button and then you will receive a One Time Password (OTP) on the same mobile number as a part of verification process. If the displayed mobile number is wrong then press 'No' and enter your correct mobile number and press 'Submit' button. You will then receive OTP on your mobile number.

4. The OTP will be needed to proceed further and you have to enter the OTP in the next field to get access to the electronic version of your Aadhaar letter or Aadhar card.

5. After that you will be provided with a link to download your e-Aadhaar
letter (in PDF format) and to open it you will need to enter your 'Pin code'
as the password.

6. Download the letter in PDF file and take a printout for your records. This letter is as good as an Aadhar Card to be received at a later date.



7. The downloaded PDF file will sometimes show 'Signature not Valid' with a cartoon face in the middle of the certificate with a 'X' on the face. But there is a way of validating the signature. Click on the Signature not Valid Ikon and follow the procedure enclosed in the PDF file  for validating the signature.

WATER CRISIS IN DIN APARTMENTS

Following Lt Governor's orders against extraction of ground water in the NCR and the crack down by Delhi police on 'Tanker Operators', there is an extreme shortage of water in DIN Apartments. The Management Committee has been in constant touch with the area MLA to resolve the crisis. Individual letters from members to the Delhi Chief Minister and Lt Governor have failed to mitigate the hardships being experienced by residents.

HIGH COURT ORDER IN DIN CGHS LTD Vs ANIL SHARMA CASE

THE DIN GARDENS: WHAT A TRANSFORMATION

Link for Grievance Against Government Departments

Government of India has an on-line Grievance forum at http://www.pgportal.gov.in/

Apparently, it works. Useful if the tool is used to sound your grievances against govt agencies / depts.

ALLOTMENT OF FLAT No. 110 TO SHRI VIVEK CHANDER SOOD BY DDA

EXTENSION OF BALCONIES: PAYMENT OF FIRST INSTALLMENT

PUBLIC NOTICE: REGULARISATION OF SELF DRAW OF FLATS

This Notice has been displayed on the Society Notice Boards on 03rd May 2012 and is being published in the Hindustan Times (English) and Hindustan (Hindi) on 05 May 2012 in accordance with Schedule VII of Delhi Cooperative Societies Rules 2007.

DDA SANCTION TO COMMENCE CONSTRUCTION OF BALCONIES

UPDATE 4: REGULARISATION OF MEMBERSHIPS AND SELF ALLOTMENT OF FLATS

MISUSE OF SOCIETY PREMISES FOR DRIVING LESSONS TO CHILDREN

EXTENSION OF BALCONIES: WRITTEN APPROVAL OF DUAC

EXTENSION OF BALCONIES: ISSUE OF TENDER

OUTSIDERS LOITERING IN THE SOCIETY

UPDATE 3: REGULARISATION OF MEMBERSHIPS / SELF ALLOTMENT

EXTENSION OF BALCONIES: DEMAND NOTICE

OBITUARY

EARTH HOUR: 31 MARCH 2012

Earth Hour was launched in Sydney, Australia in 2007, where 2.2 million individuals and more than 2,000 businesses turned their lights off for one hour. Just a year later, Earth Hour reached 370 cities and towns in more than 35 countries across 18 time zones, and the campaign shifted from a ‘Sydney Event’ to a ‘Global Sustainability Movement’. Since then, every year Earth Hour sets new standards and breaks its own records on mass participation and support. 2010 received participation from a record 1.3 billion individuals across 4616 cities in 128 countries globally. Notable landmarks like Acropolis in Greece, Eiffel Tower in Paris, Hiroshima Peace Gardens in Japan, and Pyramids in Egypt switched off.

India joined the Earth Hour movement in 2009, where 5 million Indians across 56 cities showed their support by switching off non essential lights and saving approximately 1000 MW of power in that one hour. Hundreds on educational institutions, 100 top public and private sector organizations, and governments of various cities participated.

The next year registered a 40% increase in participation as 7 million individuals across 125 cities switched off for Earth Hour. In the last three years, the campaign has grown into a national movement supported by individuals, local governments, private and public sector organizations, and institutions. In 2011, individuals across 130 Indian cities participated and committed to a better lifestyle, adhering to the new phase of the going beyond the hour. Over 1,000,000 students joined the movement as young environmentalists. Earth Hour penetrated beyond the urban and educated masses alone, witnessing participation from tier II and III cities, and villages with no access to basic energy requirements.

We at DIN Apts observed our first ‘Earth Hour’ in March 2009 and have continued to contribute our humble bit in preserving our beautiful planet. 8:30pm on Saturday, 31 March 2012, wherever you are, you can be a part of this phenomenal mass movement by switching off lights for one hour!

VIDEO RECORDING OF GBM

The entire video recording of the GBM proceedings is available in the Society office. Since the file is 6.4 GB heavy, it was not possible to upload it here. Those interested may request for a digital copy from the Secretary. An external HDD would be ideal to receive the file in.

MINUTES OF THE GENERAL BODY MEETING HELD ON 18th MARCH 2012