Archive · 7 Nov 2025
Collector Orders Mandatory Student Data Recording in Udice
Imagine a special computer system called Udice that keeps track of all students.
A leader called the Collector told everyone who works at schools and colleges that they must put all the important information about every single student into this Udice system.
This includes making sure their Aadhaar card details are correct.
The Collector wants this done very quickly, especially for private schools, and said that if they don't do it on time, there will be trouble.
The goal is to make sure the school knows exactly how many students are there and that all their information is safe and easy to find.
Collector T Vinay Krishna Reddy ordered mandatory recording of all student details in the Udice system.
The directive applies to all government, private schools, and junior colleges.
Aadhaar biometric updates and Aadhaar card generation for all students were emphasized.
Private schools and colleges were given a two-day deadline to complete the process.
Action will be taken against those who fail to register student details within the specified deadline.
- Who
- Collector T Vinay Krishna Reddy and Education Department officials, college principals, and school headmasters
- What
- Directed that details of all students in government and private schools and junior colleges must be recorded in the Udice system, emphasizing Aadhaar biometric updates and Aadhaar card generation for all students.
- When
- Thursday
- Where
- Unspecified location, likely a district headquarters in India
- Why
- To store student details for their benefit as part of a government initiative.
- Meeting Date
- Thursday
- Key Directive
- Record all student details in Udice
- Data to be Updated
- Student details, Aadhaar biometric update
- Deadline for Private Institutions
- Two days
- Action for Non-compliance
- Action against unregistered details