सरकार के 8 कार्ड जो सबके पास होना चाहिए -Govt free 8 id cards for indian 2026 | Govt new update2026

Summary

The video presents eight government-related cards or services that may help people access education, healthcare, pensions, worker benefits, or agricultural services. The narrator emphasizes that eligibility varies: despite the title’s “everyone should have” framing, several cards apply only to specific groups. Separate how-to videos are linked in the video description.

1. Academic Bank of Credits (ABC) ID

• Intended mainly for students.
• The narrator says it can store education-related records and track credits earned for courses or qualifications.
• Credits may be transferable if a student changes courses or takes a break from their studies.
• The video says colleges may require an ABC ID and that school students can also receive a related student ID. The subtitles render its name as “PAN ID,” which may be an auto-captioning error.

2. ABHA health ID

• Described as available to people of all ages and issued under the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission.
• The narrator says it can link medical records—including prescriptions, treatment details, and test reports—to a digital account.
• The video claims users may be able to use a hospital QR code to obtain a token and avoid some queues, and access records through an app.
• Users are said to be able to control access to their records and see when their data has been accessed.
• The narrator also describes eSanjeevani online consultations as a related service.

3. Ayushman Bharat health card

Also called the “Golden Card” in the video.

• The narrator says eligible families can receive cashless treatment of up to ₹5 lakh per year, with the limit shared across the family.
• Eligibility may depend on the 2011 socioeconomic survey. The video also mentions additional groups, such as some ration-card households, labour-card holders, certain workers, and people aged 70 or older.
• Eligible families may be able to add some missing members through the portal, subject to conditions.
• The narrator describes treatment as cashless and says the benefit can cover major procedures. Viewers are encouraged to check their eligibility and participating hospitals.

4. e-Shram card

• Presented for unorganized-sector workers, including some platform and delivery workers.
• The narrator says it creates a national worker record that could help the government identify workers for future assistance and may support job searches.
• The video also mentions possible access to pension and insurance schemes, which may require separate enrollment and have their own eligibility rules.
• The stated age range is 16–59. The narrator says people whose salary does not have PF deducted may qualify.

5. Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maandhan (PM-SYM)

A pension scheme discussed in connection with e-Shram and unorganized-sector work.

• The video says eligible participants can receive a pension of ₹3,000 per month after reaching the scheme’s qualifying age.
• Enrollment is not described as free: participants contribute monthly, with the amount depending on age, and the government contributes an equal amount.
• The stated entry age is 18–40. The narrator also mentions a nominee benefit.

6. Labour card

• Described for construction and other unorganized workers, including electricians, plumbers, carpenters, cooks, and some NREGA workers.
• The narrator says the card can provide access to various worker and family-support schemes, such as education assistance, marriage grants, and illness-related support.
• The video mentions application or renewal fees of ₹20 per year or ₹60 for three years.
• Aadhaar and a bank passbook are said to be required. The narrator cautions that some benefits may depend on government updates to worker records.

7. eSanjeevani OPD

• A government telemedicine service for consulting a doctor online, including by video call.
• The narrator says users can register with a mobile number and OTP, consult a government doctor, and receive a digital prescription.
• It is presented as an alternative to buying medicines without medical advice or paying for an in-person consultation.

8. Kisan card / farmer registry

• Intended for farmers, particularly those receiving PM-Kisan benefits.
• The narrator says the government is digitally linking farmers’ identity details with land records.
• The video claims the registry may help farmers access future schemes and services, and may be useful for agricultural purchases, loans, or a Kisan Credit Card.
• Farmers are advised to register online and ensure their land and personal details are correct.

Overall message

The narrator encourages viewers to check which cards and schemes apply to them and to apply before they need the benefits. The subtitles include broad claims about eligibility, coverage, and services; these should be checked against current official government information.

Speakers and sources featured

• Speaker: One unnamed narrator or host from the Sarkari DNA channel.
• Sources mentioned: Government programmes and services, including the Academic Bank of Credits, Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission/ABHA, Ayushman Bharat, e-Shram, PM-SYM, labour-card schemes, eSanjeevani, and the farmer registry. No other individual speakers are identified.