Indian Emergency Numbers

NATIONAL EMERGENCY NUMBER- 112

POLICE- 100 or 112

FIRE- 101

AMBULANCE- 102

Disaster Management Services- 108

Women Helpline- 1091

Women Helpline - ( Domestic Abuse )- 181

Air Ambulance- 9540161344

Aids Helpline- 1097

Anti Poison ( New Delhi )- 1066 or 011-1066

Disaster Management ( N.D.M.A )- 1078, 01126701728

EARTHQUAKE / FLOOD / DISASTER ( N.D.R.F Headquaters ) NDRF HELPLINE NO-

011-24363260, 9711077372

Deputy Commissioner Of Police – Missing Child And Women- 1094

Railway Enquiry- 139

Senior Citizen Helpline- 14567

Medical Helpline in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat,Uttarakhand,Goa,Tamil Nadu,Rajasthan,Karnataka,Assam,Meghalaya, M.P and U.P - 108

Railway Accident Emergency Service- 1072

Road Accident Emergency Service- 1073

Road Accident Emergency Service On National Highway For Private Operators- 1033

ORBO Centre, AIIMS (For Donation Of Organ) Delhi- 1060

Kisan Call Centre- 18001801551

Relief Commissioner For Natural Calamities- 1070

Children In Difficult Situation- 1098

National Poisions Information Centre - AIIMS NEW DELHI ( 24*7 )- 1800116117 , 011-26593677, 26589391

Poision Information Centre ( CMC , Vellore )- 18004251213

Tourist Helpline- 1363 or 1800111363

LPG Leak Helpline- 1906

KIRAN MENTAL HEALTH Helpline- 18005990019

CYBER CRIME HELPLINE- 155620

COVID 19 HELPLINE- 011-23978046 OR 1075

OTHER IMPORTANT NUMBERS :

1. I.R.D.A ( Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority ) : TELEPHONE NO : 155255 , 18004254732

2. HELPLINE OF NDMC CONTROL ROOM ( DELHI ) : 1267

3. NATIONAL POISION INFORMATION CENTRE ( 24*7 ) : 011-26593677, 26589391 , 1800116117

4. BIKE AMBULANCE FOR HEART ATTACK - ( Initative by AIIMS AND ICMR ) : 14430 / 1800 111 044

5. Find your Stolen Phone- https://ceir.gov.in/Home/index.jsp

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