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Indian Railways mandates Aadhaar verification for Tatkal ticket bookings from July 2025. Additional OTP security enhances the process.

Tatkal Booking Needs Aadhaar from July 2025

Aadhaar authentication becomes mandatory for Tatkal bookings from July 2025. Extra OTP layer enhances booking security and transparency.

From July 2025, Tatkal ticket bookings will require Aadhaar verification to ensure transparency, with an added OTP layer for security.

Only Aadhar authenticated users will be able to book tickets under the Tatkal scheme from July 1, 2025, onwards, the Railway Ministry said in an announcement.
In a circular dated June 10, 2025, the ministry informed all zones that this decision was made "to ensure that the benefits of the Tatkal Scheme are received by the common end users." "With effect from 01-07-2025, tickets under Tatkal scheme can be booked through the website of Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC)/ its app only by Aadhaar authenticated users," the ministry said.
Subsequently, Aadhaar-based OTP authentication shall also be made compulsory for Tatkal bookings from July 15, 2025, onwards.
"Tatkal tickets shall be available for booking through computerized PRS (Passenger Reservation System) counters of Indian Railways/authorized agents only after authentication of a system-generated OTP, which shall be sent through the system on the mobile number furnished by the users at the time of booking. This shall also be implemented by 15/07/2025," the circular further stated. The circular also specified that authorized ticketing agents of the Indian Railways will not be permitted to book opening day Tatkal tickets during the first 30 minutes of the Tatkal booking window. Specifically, they will be restricted from booking Tatkal tickets for air-conditioned classes from 10.00 am to 10.30 am and for non-air-conditioned classes from 11.00 am to 11.30 am.
The ministry has directed the Centre for Railway Information Systems (CRIS) and IRCTC to make the necessary modifications to the system and communicate these changes to all zonal railways.
Furthermore, the circular assured that wide publicity will be given to these modifications through all available means to inform the general public.

The Madras High Court upholds Tamil Nadu's regulations on online real money games, including Aadhaar KYC and nighttime gaming ban, to protect public health.

Madras HC Upholds Online Gaming Regulations

Madras HC supports Tamil Nadu's regulations on online real money games, confirming Aadhaar verification and gaming curfew to protect public welfare.

Madras High Court upholds Tamil Nadu regulations on online real money games, endorsing Aadhaar KYC and overnight gaming ban.

The Madras High Court on Tuesday declined to dilute the norm of age verification through Aadhar for playing online real money games and upheld restrictions including the ban from midnight to 5 AM to play such games.
A division bench comprising Justices SM Subramaniam and K Rajasekar dismissed a batch of petitions filed by Head Digital Works Private Limited, New Delhi and five other online gaming companies.
The petitioners' prayer was to declare as unconstitutional the Tamil Nadu Online Gaming Authority (Real Money Games), Regulations 2025 enacted by the Tamil Nadu Online Gaming Authority.
They challenged the regulation of KYC verification for the initial login with Aadhar and also the imposition of a 'blank hour' from 12 midnight to 5 AM, a period of ban to play online real money games.
The bench said: "The Writ Petitioners have not made out a case to grant the relief of declaration as such sought for in the writ proceedings". The court was of the view that any online games or online entertainment was subject to regulation when it affects the public health of people at large.
The state cannot remain a mute spectator when the population at large was exposed to serious physical, mental and financial risks due to a constant exposure to a specific online entertainment/games/trade.
In circumstances where a total prohibition was not possible at least a minimum of regulation becomes a necessity, the bench added.
Article 19(1)(g), on the right to practice any profession/occupation, is subject to reasonable restrictions and the rights of the people must be balanced with the individual right to conduct trade.
This Article cannot be used to deter the people&rsquo;s right to life under Article 21. The court ought to take into consideration the rights of the people as well, who were the players engaged in playing the online real money games.
Their rights were also enshrined under the Constitution, and they deserve protection from the state.
There have been several reports on the negative effects on the physical, mental, and financial aspects of a player --of online real money games-- who in essence was not playing with another human but a pre-programmed computer. Hence, it would be only fair to ensure the right to life under Article 21 of the player was protected.

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