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Emergency Helplines Card

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Emergency Helplines Card

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Immediate Emergency

  • Police / Fire / Ambulance: 112
  • Women Helpline: 181 (or 1091 in some states)
  • Child Helpline: 1098

Legal & Civic

  • Free Legal Aid (DLSA): 15100
  • Universal Civic Grievance (CPGRAMS): pgportal.gov.in
  • Senior Citizen Helpline: 14567

Money & Digital

  • Cyber Crime: 1930, or cybercrime.gov.in
  • National Consumer Helpline: 1915
  • One Nation One Ration Card (ONORC): 14445

Not a substitute for legal advice. See the full guide: /states/

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Adhikar is an independent citizen-awareness platform, not a Government of India website. This is a quick-reference summary, not legal advice — laws and helpline numbers can change.