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List of Live Authentication Service Agencies (Asas) Unique Identification Authority Of India Government of India List of Live Authentication Service Agencies (ASAs) 31st August, 2018 v Unique Identification Authority of India Government of India List of Live Authentication Service Agencies (ASAs) as on 31.08.2018 Sl. No. Organization Name Management Point of Contact Technical Point of Contact Address "Smt. Rama Devi AGM(IT) (ASA Technical Nodal Officer ) "AGM(EBP), "Shri. A.Koteswara Rao AGM(EBP) Mob: 9490646066, Mobile: 7382311911 Email : [email protected] O/o CGM Telecom, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Off: 040-23204041, Fax: 040- 1 Shri. Laxman Banoth Telangana Circle, Limited (BSNL) 23200077 SDE(ASA) 708, Door Sanchar Bhavan, Email: [email protected] (ASA Technical Sub-Nodal BSNL, ABIDS, HYDERABAD- Or [email protected]" Officer ) 500001." Mob: 9490144699, Email : [email protected]" Name – Dhananjay Gawande Designation – Deputy General Bharti Airtel Ltd. Shakyasingha Das, Senior Manager India & South Asia, Manager, Email ID – Airtel Centre, Plot [email protected] 2 Bharti Airtel Limited [email protected] No.16 Ankit Goel, Deputy General Name – Sunil Sareen Udyog Vihar, Phase-IV, Manager, Designation – Deputy General Gurgaon-122015 [email protected] Manager (Haryana) Email ID – [email protected] Mr. Ramkumar K Sr. Vice President 9819483469 Mr. Suresh Ahirekar Central Depository Regd. Office: 17th floor, P J [email protected] Vice President – IT 3 Services (India) Ltd) Towers, Dalal Street, Fort, Ms. Latha Nair 9869122395 (CDSL) Mumbai - 400001 Sr. Manager - New Projects [email protected] 9820202419 [email protected] Name: Nirmala Salam Name: Rajeev Srivastava Designation: Principal Centre for Development Designation: Senior Technical Officer Technical Officer Gulmohar cross road no. 9, 4 of Advanced Computing Email Id: [email protected] Email Id: [email protected] Juhu, Mumbai - 400049 (C – DAC) Mobile No: +91 9769 028 820 022- Mobile No: +91 7045 906 885, 26201604, Ext. 618 022-26201604, Ext. 604 Centre for e-Governance, Arun S Technical Support - Room Number-146, Centre of e-Governance, First Floor, M.S. Building, 5 Prabhakara HL Project Director KRDH 9901024365 Govt. of Karnataka 080 22230060 [email protected] Gate Number-2, [email protected] v.in Ambedkar Veedhi, Bangalore-560001 Please contact Onboarding Team @ [email protected] case of change in MPOC, TPOC or address details. v Unique Identification Authority of India Government of India Sl. No. Organization Name Management Point of Contact Technical Point of Contact Address TG Sekhar Assistant General Manager, P M Parameswaran Email ID: , Vice President;044-30407070/ [email protected] +91 9840851248, Phone: 044-28432790/ [email protected] Computer Age +91 9840851248 No. 158, Rayala Towers, m JE.Vasanth, Sr. VP , 044- 6 Management Services Venkatesh Babu.T , Senior Anna Salai, Chennai, Tamil 39634300, 9789062454 , Private Limited (CAMS) Manager , 9940181716 , Nadu 600002 [email protected] PS [email protected] Srivathsan , General Manager , Arun Duraiswamy , Manager- 7397333663 , Technology , 9087936990 , [email protected] arun.duraiswamy@camsonlin e.com Electronics Niketan, 3rd Rajesh Seth Floor, Department of Mr. Satya Prakash CSC eGgovernance Assistant Vice President Electronics & Information 7 9810479467 Services india limited 9810216196 Technology, 6 CGO [email protected] [email protected] Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003 Sh Ranveer Singh Name: Sh. Hansraj Yadav ACP (Dy Dir), DoIT&C Dept. of Information Tech. Designation: OIC, UID Project 9784436635 & Comm. Department of Email: [email protected]; (Govt. of Rajasthan) Information Technology [email protected] ranveersingh.doit@rajasthan. New IT Building, Yojana 8 & Communication, Govt. Mob: +91-9928366998 gov.in …………….. Bhawan, Tilak of Rajasthan Fax Number: +91-1412222011 Anirudh Sharma Marg, SRP - Rajasthan, C-Scheme, Jaipur M:9828598211 (Rajasthan) [email protected] Dept . of IT , 2nd Floor , Department of Jitendra Ptatap Singh , Technology Bhawan , Vishal Anand , O.S.D , 9801878777 , 9 Information Technology , 8521887232 , Visheshwariya Bhawan [email protected] Govt. of Bihar [email protected] Campus , Bailey Road , Patna-800015 Mr. Sanjay Gaden; [email protected]; Mr. Hemang Purohit +919468555555, Mr. Swapnil Dep. Secratry (IT), Department of Department of Science Shah, Sr. Consultant Block 7, 5th Floor, New Science and Technology, 10 and Technology, Govt. of (Technology Management) Sachivalaya, Gandhinagar, Gujarat Gujarat State e-Governance Mission Gujarat - 382010 079-232-57998 Team,DST Gujarat [email protected] 9158883429, [email protected] Please contact Onboarding Team @ [email protected] case of change in MPOC, TPOC or address details. v Unique Identification Authority of India Government of India Sl. No. Organization Name Management Point of Contact Technical Point of Contact Address Smt A. Vijaya Lakshmi Sri. G. Ravi Babu,I.A.S, Director of Deputy Director IT, Civil Supplies, Ex-Officio Additional 7993326305, Dept of Food & Civil Secretary to Govt., of A.P Civil Supplies Bhavan, [email protected],dydir_pd 11 Supplies, Govt. of Andhra 7702377400, Somajiguda, [email protected] Pradesh [email protected], Hyderabad — 500082 Name: Shabeer Ahamad [email protected],dcspeshiap@gmail email ID: [email protected] .com Mobile: 7995013650 Mr. Abhishek Salvi Directorate of Smt. Jyotsna Madekar DIT, 7th Floor, Annexe Consultant - UID PMU Information Technology, Designation: Under Secretary (IT) Building, Mantralaya, 12 9320381752 Govt. of Maharashtra Email ID: [email protected] Madam Cama Road, [email protected] (SETU) Contact no.: 9930017188 Mumbai-400 032 htra.gov.in Vikas Deshmukh AVP- Business Technology 9769012018 2nd Floor, Shree Sawan Knowledge Park, D 507 TTC vikas.deshmukh@finopaytech Amit Gurung , AVP_product & Industrial Area, Mumbai- .com 13 Fino PayTech Ltd services , 8860019444 , Pune Highway, Prajakta Patil [email protected] Opp Juinagar Railway Senior Manager- Business Station, MIDC Turbhe, Navi Technology Mumbai - 400705 9769012120 [email protected] m Y.Muralidhar; Deputy General Ram Ratan Kumar; ITI Bhavan , Dooravani 14 I.T.I Limited Manager-IT; 9902842217; 9845562861; Nagar; Bangalore-560016 [email protected] [email protected] Vinay Juyal , 9822003855 , Abhishek Kr. Gupta, 9891005677 , [email protected] 5th Floor, Windsor Bldg, [email protected] om ; Shubham Godial , 15 Idea Cellular Ltd. (ICL) Kalina, Santacruz (e) , m ; Ashish Jain , 9824004666 , 9822003833 , Mumbai 400098 [email protected] [email protected] irla.com B Purnachandra Rao V Seetharam Karvy House, 46, Avenue 4, Karvy Data Management Manager Head – KYC Services 16 Street No. 1, Banjara Hills, Services Limited +91 8978979779 +91 9848979969 Hyderabad, AP - 500034 [email protected] [email protected] Divanshu Bele Office of managing director, Mr. Abhishek Martand; Dy. Generral M.P. Madhya Kshetra Manager - IT Nishtha Parisar, Bijli Nagar 17 Manager; 9406913435; Vidyut Vitaran Co. Ltd. 9406913365 Colony, Govindoura, Bhopal [email protected] [email protected] - 462023, Madhya Pradesh Tarini Kumar, Director, Business Global Customer Support - 61-A, 2 North Avenue, Mastercard India Services Development, +91 2242529933 / 000-800-440-5117 Maker Maxity 18 Pvt. Ltd. +91 9873051238, [email protected] Bandra-Kurla Complex, [email protected] m Mumbai, India 400051 Please contact Onboarding Team @ [email protected] case of change in MPOC, TPOC or address details. v Unique Identification Authority of India Government of India Sl. No. Organization Name Management Point of Contact Technical Point of Contact Address Suman Gera A - Block, CGO Complex National Informatics Rajiv Rathi; Senior Technical 19 [email protected] , Scientist Lodhi Road, New Delhi - Centre (NIC) Director; [email protected] 'F' 110003 Shekar Reddy AVP, Ratnakar V AVP- Aadhaar Online Switching Operations 8108108685 9767075292 [email protected] [email protected] 1001A, B-wing 10th Floor, National Payments The Capital, Bandra 20 Corporation of India Navneet Kumar Vice President - Raimon Jose Vice Complex, Bandra (East) (NPCI) Aadhaar Online 88797 60322 President, Switching Mumbai-400051 [email protected] Operations 9845478339 [email protected] Mr. Dattaram Mhadgut Senior Vice President First Floor, Times Tower, 9820487286 Kamala NSDL e-Governance Mr. Ankush Deshpande , [email protected] Mills Compound, Senapati 21 Infrastructure Limited Vice president , 9819064405 , Name – Ms Melbina Faria Bapat Marg, Lower Parel, (NSDL) [email protected] Contact No – 9819254441 Mumbai- e-mail ID – 400013 [email protected] Sh. P. Vikrant Kumar Sh. Rajesh Pokhriyal 143, Institutional Area, Dy. General Manager/Marketing Manager/IT Sector-44, Gurgaon - Railtel Corporation of RailTel corporation of India Limited, 22 [email protected] 122003, NCR India Ltd. Gurgaon om (India), T: +91 124 2714000, Contact No. 9003144205 09717644483 F: +91 124 4236084 Mail id: [email protected] Reliance Corporate Park, Arvind Tiwari Raj Kumar Kunta Building No. 4,, 5 TTC Reliance Corporate IT Assistant Vice President Deputy General Manager Industrial Area, Thane 23 Park Ltd. +91 9987702300 +91 7710098678 Belapur Road, Ghansoli, [email protected] [email protected] Mumbai,
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