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Debdatta Saha is assistant professor in the Faculty of Economics at South Asian University, New Delhi.
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Until governments and banks tackle issues such as corruption, low informal sector wages and female illiteracy, digital ID systems like Aadhaar will do little to improve the financial inclusion of poor women in India, says economist Debdatta Saha.
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