India launches 'biometric' census

India launches 'biometric' census

news.bbc.co.uk

India is launching a census in which every person over the age of 15 will be photographed and fingerprinted to create a biometric national database.

The government will then use the information to issue identity cards.

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OMG!!!! Run into the woods. They are going to chip you next.
/sarcasm

This is a good move by india to make census a lot easier and more efficient. They have a very large population and trying to keep a record of population trends must be very hard with 1.2 billion people and growing.

This will save them so much money and resources in the longer run.

Now begin abuse over how im brainwashed and this is what "NWO" wants...lolololol

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[edit on 1-4-2010 by liquidpain]

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Yeah good luck to the government on that one!!!!!! I've been to India...can't see it happening very easily.
the idea is bloody scary tho, hope it fails miserably

Originally posted by k0mbination
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Yeah good luck to the government on that one!!!!!! I've been to India...can't see it happening very easily.
the idea is bloody scary tho, hope it fails miserably

I agree, the thing that scares me most is the population control centers they are going to open up to spy on everyone through their chips.

That sounds like big dollars are to be made by some huge multinational corporation. No doubt it will be someone like Serco.

If it's happening in India, it wont be long before it heads West.

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ghostsoldier,

In January 2009, President Barack Obama unveiled plans to implement electronic medical records nationwide within five years, arguing that such a plan was crucial in the fight against rising health care costs.

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Oh yeah, it's coming alright.

Peace

Guess who is supplying the software to handle such a task...

Its an upgrade to the Pinwale. What you all thought that 1.2 billion people would be left out of the digital age.

I hope that the National ID card that our government (aus) has brought up from time to time continues to be denied, but now that India has it in the pipeline it wont be long before it starts to gain momentum world-wide.

The day I need one to exist in society, is the day I go underground.