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Dial 112: Bihar Launches 'Safe Travel' Helpline For Women In 6 Districts
The Bihar Police has launched a special initiative called Safe Travel under the Emergency Response Support System (ERSS).
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Man Demands Rs 7 Crore From Maharashtra Cops For Tip On Bomb Threat
Pune police have mounted a search for a man who on Tuesday called up emergency helpline number 112 to convey a message about a bomb threat at a railway station and then demanded Rs 7 crore to give the name of the railway station, an official said.
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'Dail 112' Emergency Helpline Launched For People In J&K
Police in Kashmir has launched 'Dial 112' helpline where citizens can call for police help, fire brigade and ambulance services, officials said on Saturday.
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Centre Has Launched Nationwide Safety App For Women In Distress: Minister Smriti Irani
The Central government has launched the 112 Emergency Response Support System or ERSS and App, which provides for a single number (112) based assistance in emergencies to women in distress.
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Delhi Gets 112 Single Emergency Helpline Number For Immediate Assistance
Minister of State for Home Affairs G Kishan Reddy on Wednesday launched the single emergency helpline number 112 for immediate assistance, officials said.
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20 States Join Pan-India Single Emergency Helpline Number ''112''
Twenty states and Union territories have so far joined a pan-India network of single emergency helpline number ''112'' on which immediate assistance can be sought by anyone in distress, officials said Friday.
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112: India's New All-In-One Emergency Helpline Number Launched
Emergency helpline number 112 provides immediate assistance to services like police (100), fire (101), health (108), women safety (1090) and child protection in India.
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112: India's All-In-One Emergency Helpline Number To Be Launched Today
A single emergency helpline number "112" will be launched in India today that would provide immediate assistance to services like police (100), fire (101), health (108) and women (1090).
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Single Emergency Helpline Number ''112'' To Be Launched In 16 States, UTs On Tuesday
Sixteen states and Union territories will Tuesday join a pan-India network of the single emergency helpline number ''112'' on which immediate assistance can be sought by people, the Home Ministry said today.
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Dial ''112'' For Help In Any Emergency; To Kick Off In 14 States, UTs on February 19
The Emergency Response Support System (ERSS) is an integration of police (100), fire (101), health (108) and women (1090) helpline numbers to provide emergency services through the single number ''112''.
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Himachal Pradesh Becomes First State To Launch Single Emergency Number
Himachal Pradesh on Wednesday became the first Indian state to launch a single emergency number "112" which will connect to police, fire, health and other helplines through an Emergency Response Centre (ERC) in the state.
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Who Asked Google To Code Aadhaar Helpline 3 Years Ago? Plot Thickens
Google's admission that it had in 2014 inadvertently coded the 112 distress number and the UIDAI helpline number into its setup wizard for Android devices triggered another controversy on Saturday as India's telecom regulator had only recommended the use of 112 as an emergency number in April 2015.
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Delhi Police Tells DoT to Scrap 121 Customer Care Number, Alleges Confusion With 112
Delhi Police has written to DoT to discontinue customer helpline number 121 as it was "creating confusion" and "increasing blank calls" on emergency number 112.
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'Distressed' By 'Unintentional' Dialing of 112 Helpline: Goa Police
The 112 number, India's equivalent of the 911 emergency services in the United States was introduced earlier this year
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Delhi Police Get At Least 72,000 'Blank Calls' Daily
Police are hassled by around 72,000 "blank calls" every day with some callers dialling the Police Control Room helpline numbers over 50 times "by mistake". With '112' also being in the trial run, along with '100', the number of blank calls received on both these helpline numbers totals to around 72,000 every day, said a senior police officer.
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Dial 112: Bihar Launches 'Safe Travel' Helpline For Women In 6 Districts
The Bihar Police has launched a special initiative called Safe Travel under the Emergency Response Support System (ERSS).
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Man Demands Rs 7 Crore From Maharashtra Cops For Tip On Bomb Threat
Pune police have mounted a search for a man who on Tuesday called up emergency helpline number 112 to convey a message about a bomb threat at a railway station and then demanded Rs 7 crore to give the name of the railway station, an official said.
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'Dail 112' Emergency Helpline Launched For People In J&K
Police in Kashmir has launched 'Dial 112' helpline where citizens can call for police help, fire brigade and ambulance services, officials said on Saturday.
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Centre Has Launched Nationwide Safety App For Women In Distress: Minister Smriti Irani
The Central government has launched the 112 Emergency Response Support System or ERSS and App, which provides for a single number (112) based assistance in emergencies to women in distress.
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Delhi Gets 112 Single Emergency Helpline Number For Immediate Assistance
Minister of State for Home Affairs G Kishan Reddy on Wednesday launched the single emergency helpline number 112 for immediate assistance, officials said.
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20 States Join Pan-India Single Emergency Helpline Number ''112''
Twenty states and Union territories have so far joined a pan-India network of single emergency helpline number ''112'' on which immediate assistance can be sought by anyone in distress, officials said Friday.
-
112: India's New All-In-One Emergency Helpline Number Launched
Emergency helpline number 112 provides immediate assistance to services like police (100), fire (101), health (108), women safety (1090) and child protection in India.
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112: India's All-In-One Emergency Helpline Number To Be Launched Today
A single emergency helpline number "112" will be launched in India today that would provide immediate assistance to services like police (100), fire (101), health (108) and women (1090).
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Single Emergency Helpline Number ''112'' To Be Launched In 16 States, UTs On Tuesday
Sixteen states and Union territories will Tuesday join a pan-India network of the single emergency helpline number ''112'' on which immediate assistance can be sought by people, the Home Ministry said today.
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Dial ''112'' For Help In Any Emergency; To Kick Off In 14 States, UTs on February 19
The Emergency Response Support System (ERSS) is an integration of police (100), fire (101), health (108) and women (1090) helpline numbers to provide emergency services through the single number ''112''.
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Himachal Pradesh Becomes First State To Launch Single Emergency Number
Himachal Pradesh on Wednesday became the first Indian state to launch a single emergency number "112" which will connect to police, fire, health and other helplines through an Emergency Response Centre (ERC) in the state.
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Who Asked Google To Code Aadhaar Helpline 3 Years Ago? Plot Thickens
Google's admission that it had in 2014 inadvertently coded the 112 distress number and the UIDAI helpline number into its setup wizard for Android devices triggered another controversy on Saturday as India's telecom regulator had only recommended the use of 112 as an emergency number in April 2015.
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Delhi Police Tells DoT to Scrap 121 Customer Care Number, Alleges Confusion With 112
Delhi Police has written to DoT to discontinue customer helpline number 121 as it was "creating confusion" and "increasing blank calls" on emergency number 112.
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'Distressed' By 'Unintentional' Dialing of 112 Helpline: Goa Police
The 112 number, India's equivalent of the 911 emergency services in the United States was introduced earlier this year
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Delhi Police Get At Least 72,000 'Blank Calls' Daily
Police are hassled by around 72,000 "blank calls" every day with some callers dialling the Police Control Room helpline numbers over 50 times "by mistake". With '112' also being in the trial run, along with '100', the number of blank calls received on both these helpline numbers totals to around 72,000 every day, said a senior police officer.
