Digital ID cards for hockey players | Know how to download, key features , registration process

Digital ID cards for hockey players | In a significant move towards e-governance, Hockey India has launched a pioneering initiative that allows players to download their ID cards from the Member Units Portal directly. This development positions Hockey India as one of the first sports federations in India to implement such a digital system, akin to the Aadhaar card model.

Digital ID cards for hockey players - Key Features 

This new system offers several key features, including the ability for players to obtain their ID cards digitally, a streamlined process from registration to ID card acquisition, and increased accessibility and convenience, as per an official Hockey India release.

Registration and Approval Process

• The registration and approval process involves:
• Player registration on the Member Unit portal.
• Submission of all required personal details and documents.
• Profile review by the Member Unit.
• Submission of approved profiles to Hockey India.
• Final review and approval by Hockey India.
• The ability for players to directly download their digital ID card by entering their details on the Member Unit Portal.

Enhancing Efficiency and Accessibility

This digital transformation simplifies the ID card issuance process, enhancing efficiency and accessibility for hockey players across India. It represents a significant step forward in Hockey India's commitment to modernizing sports administration through technology.

Speaking on the development, Hockey India President Dilip Tirkey said, "We are incredibly proud to introduce the Digital Player ID Cards, akin to the Aadhaar card model, an excellent initiative that places Hockey India at the forefront of sports administration in the country. This move not only streamlines the process of obtaining ID cards for our players but also significantly enhances accessibility and convenience. Our commitment to leveraging technology to modernise and simplify administrative processes is unwavering, and this is a major step in that direction."