Aadhaar Chandran

Before the judgment, there was the dream. And before the dream, there was the creation. In the age of silicon and light, when humanity sought to weave a new reality from strands of code, great architects walked the earth. They were modern titans who built empires not of stone, but of data; their keystrokes were edicts that could reshape the lives of a billion souls. Their grandest ambitions were etched in the ethereal glow of servers, humming in air-conditioned temples to logic.
One such architect, a man named ChaddiChandan, dreamed of order. He looked upon the vibrant, sprawling, chaotic subcontinent of India-a symphony of a billion different lives, each with its own rhythm-and envisioned a single, unifying chord. He sought to create a digital soul for his nation, a unique identity for every citizen, a thread of pure information that would bind the forgotten to the promised future.
This creation was called Aadhaar.