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On Camera, Delhi Cops' 'Spiderman' Act To Save 3 Trapped In Fire
Swift response by Delhi Police personnel saved three people, including an 87-year-old woman, who were trapped in their house after a fire broke out. The policemen rushed to save the family in south Delhi's Greater Kailash-1 after they got a distress call at 6:55 am today.
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"No Action", "Case Pending": Delhi Police Call Logs Offer Clue To Why Violence Raged For 4 Days
The Delhi Police had received about 13,200 distress calls during the four days when the national capital was hit by clashes, but call records of police stations in the violence-hit areas raise serious doubts over the response to those calls.
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Uber Partners With Delhi Police For Himmat App To Strengthen Women's Safety
The new feature will allow passengers to send a distress call to the Police Control Room and their relatives in an event of emergency.
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18 Distress Calls In A Minute To Delhi Police Helpline
The police control room in the national capital gets on an average 18 distress calls in one minute and the rate of such calls not being attended to or abandoned by the caller is barely one per cent.
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Call Drop, Congestion Hit Emergency Number '100'
Don't be surprised if in distress you dial 100 and hear "all lines in the route are busy"!
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Mobile App 'Himmat' For Women's Safety Launched in Delhi
'Himmat', a mobile application of Delhi Police that will allow women to send a distress call to Police Control Room and their relatives in case of any emergency, was launched in New Delhi on Thursday by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
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GPS devices installed in 12,000 autos, buses
As part of efforts to enhance security for women and respond promptly to their distress calls, Delhi Police has revamped its helpline number 100 by increasing the number of lines from 60 to 100 and installed Global Positioning System (GPS) devices in 12,000 autos and all Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC)/cluster buses.
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Delhi gang-rape case: government inquiry into friend's allegations against cops
The Home Ministry has ordered a probe into the allegation of the 23-year-old medical student's friend that police response to their distress call after the incident was slow.
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On Camera, Delhi Cops' 'Spiderman' Act To Save 3 Trapped In Fire
Swift response by Delhi Police personnel saved three people, including an 87-year-old woman, who were trapped in their house after a fire broke out. The policemen rushed to save the family in south Delhi's Greater Kailash-1 after they got a distress call at 6:55 am today.
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"No Action", "Case Pending": Delhi Police Call Logs Offer Clue To Why Violence Raged For 4 Days
The Delhi Police had received about 13,200 distress calls during the four days when the national capital was hit by clashes, but call records of police stations in the violence-hit areas raise serious doubts over the response to those calls.
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Uber Partners With Delhi Police For Himmat App To Strengthen Women's Safety
The new feature will allow passengers to send a distress call to the Police Control Room and their relatives in an event of emergency.
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18 Distress Calls In A Minute To Delhi Police Helpline
The police control room in the national capital gets on an average 18 distress calls in one minute and the rate of such calls not being attended to or abandoned by the caller is barely one per cent.
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Call Drop, Congestion Hit Emergency Number '100'
Don't be surprised if in distress you dial 100 and hear "all lines in the route are busy"!
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Mobile App 'Himmat' For Women's Safety Launched in Delhi
'Himmat', a mobile application of Delhi Police that will allow women to send a distress call to Police Control Room and their relatives in case of any emergency, was launched in New Delhi on Thursday by Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
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GPS devices installed in 12,000 autos, buses
As part of efforts to enhance security for women and respond promptly to their distress calls, Delhi Police has revamped its helpline number 100 by increasing the number of lines from 60 to 100 and installed Global Positioning System (GPS) devices in 12,000 autos and all Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC)/cluster buses.
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Delhi gang-rape case: government inquiry into friend's allegations against cops
The Home Ministry has ordered a probe into the allegation of the 23-year-old medical student's friend that police response to their distress call after the incident was slow.
