New Delhi, Jul 29: The Centre on Wednesday said Digital India initiatives have significantly expanded digital access and public service delivery in Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh, with over 37.90 lakh DigiLocker users in J&K and 39,029 users in Ladakh, while 37 departments/institutions in J&K and 10 in Ladakh have been integrated with the platform. According to the reply, Aadhaar has crossed 144 crore enrolments, while UPI now serves over 55.49 crore users, 6.5 crore merchants and connects 731 banks, accounting for 85 per cent of India’s digital payments. DigiLocker has more than 71.66 crore registered users, with over 936 crore digital documents issued. The government informed Parliament that UMANG currently offers over 2,585 government services, while 5.01 lakh Common Services Centres, including 3.91 lakh at the Gram Panchayat level, are providing more than 800 digital services across the country. The reply further stated that Jammu & Kashmir has 37,90,394 DigiLocker users with 37 integrated departments and institutions, while Ladakh has 39,029 registered users and 10 integrated departments/institutions, reflecting the growing adoption of digital governance platforms in the two Union Territories.