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https://myaadhaar.uidai.gov.in/grievance-feedback the denial is embedded in a statement in greivance and feeedback page  whihc  ( when accessed on 21-02-2024 )says "UIDAI had initiated an exercise for update of documents and Aadhaar information. In the course of activities undertaken to keep the Aadhaar database updated, intimations are issued from time to time to Aadhaar number holders. In this connection, it is clarified that no Aadhaar number has been cancelled. In case any Aadhaar number holder has any grievance in this regard, they may submit their feedback here. Any such grievance will be duly addressed."
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Comment by SS in email: Instead of granting citizenship, the (already existing) Aadhaar cards of people belonging mainly to the SC, ST and OBC communities are being (unilaterally) deactivated -- presumably, they having been found non-citizens...The issue was being desperately flagged in the social media over the last
few days.
Now, the Chief Minister of the state has taken cognisance.https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1759552745269342510 West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee " condemn(s) the reckless deactivation of Aadhaar cards, particularly targeting SC, ST and OBC communities in West Bengal... 

This is the actual outcome on the ground of Amit Shah's promise, encapsulated in: "Aap Chronology Samjhiye!": <https://youtu.be/Z__6E5hPbHg>.
Their "Guarantees" are all "Jumlas"! P.S.: As this misadventure has got highlighted, the UIDAI has issued a (meaningless and funny?) denial: <

https://www.livemint.com/news/india/no-aadhaar-numbers-cancelled-uidai-clarifies-after-mamata-banerjee-says-numbers-in-west-bengal-delinked-11708405818845.html

https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1759552745269342510 West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee " condemn(s) the reckless deactivation of Aadhaar cards, particularly targeting SC, ST and OBC communities in West Bengal... "

Why are Indians falling ill so frequently? https://indianexpress.com/article/opinion/columns/why-are-indians-falling-ill-so-frequently-9171543/ Greater incidence of influenza could be linked to evolving strains of influenza virus, antimicrobial resistance  Kamini Walia  February 21, 2024 e presence of A(H1N1) pdm09, A(H3N2), and Type B Victoria lineage strains in India. These flu viruses in India are similar to the ones found worldwide and are of the same type that the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends vaccines for, specifically the Southern Hemisphere 2024. Clinicians have advised people with cough and cold symptoms to get tested for both flu and Covid-19, as there has been an increase in chest infections and hospital admissions. 

Flu cases rising in India, what is driving the surge? https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-health/flu-cases-increasing-what-is-driving-the-surge-8502081/  by Anonna Dutt   The Union Health Ministry has confirmed a death each in Haryana and Karnataka due to the H3N2 subtype of the flu virus this month. Data from the Integrated Disease Surveillance Programme suggest at least nine people died of the flu in January...   Lots of people seem to be catching the flu these days. While there is indeed an increase in the number of cases, this isn't really unusual, especially at this time of the year. Also, the sub-type H3N2 isn't new. However, like with all viral infections, it is important to take precautions.