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"How Will Helplines Work": AAP MP On Firing Of Employees In Women Panel
Swati Maliwal said that the Women Helpline Number in Delhi will cease to function if most of the staff members is removed since the Commission will be left with only eight staff members.
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15 "Special Cells" Set Up To Help Inter-Caste Couples: Delhi Police To Court
Delhi Police has told the Delhi High Court that there are 15 "district special cells" for protecting inter-caste married couples and any victim can call the women helpline number '181' for assistance in event of distress.
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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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Received Less Complaints On Domestic Abuse During Lockdown: Delhi Women's Panel
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) received 34,454 complaints during the coronavirus pandemic on its 181 helpline and "observed a decrease" in the number of calls related to crimes against women.
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Decline In Domestic Violence Calls Since Lockdown: Delhi Women's Panel
The Delhi Commission For Women (DCW) helpline has seen a decline in the number of calls pertaining to domestic violence and crimes against women during the lockdown, the panel said today.
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Coronavirus: Women's Panel Launches WhatsApp Number To Report Domestic Violence During Lockdown
The National Commission for Women (NCW) launched a WhatsApp number - 7217735372 - on Friday to report cases of domestic violence, which have seen a rise during the lockdown period.
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Karnataka Police Starts Free Drop Service For Women Travelling At Night
In Karnataka's Gadag, women can call any police station or toll-free helpline number if they are travelling at night. The police will pick them up and drop them at their respective destinations.
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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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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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Amid #MeToo, Women's Panel Launches New Email To Report Sex Harassment
Amid the raging #MeToo movement, the Delhi Commission for Women has launched a separate email address report cases where cases of sexual harassment have can be reported. The email address is metoodcw@gmail.com. A helpline number, 181, has also been launched .
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Taapsee Pannu Launches Sexual Harassment Helpline Number For Women
Calls to the helpline number (01149694998) will be answered by trained executives, who will redirect them to a counsellor. Redressal committees at regional levels have also been instituted to facilitate the process
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Odisha Gets A Toll-Free Helpline For Women In Distress
Bhubaneswar: A toll-free helpline number has been launched in Odisha for women in distress. The helpline number 181 will be available 24×7 in all the 30 districts of the state. The helpline aims to extend prompt response to women affected by violence. It would also provide information about women-related government schemes and programmes and a ra...
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Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik Launches Helpline For Women In Distress
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today launched a helpline number 181 for women in distress in Odisha on the occasion of International Women's Day.
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Panic Button Alone Won't Solve Women's Safety Issue: IAMAI
The use of a high-tech app or a number facility will fail if the response system is not prompt, IAMAI said in a statement on Thursday.
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"How Will Helplines Work": AAP MP On Firing Of Employees In Women Panel
Swati Maliwal said that the Women Helpline Number in Delhi will cease to function if most of the staff members is removed since the Commission will be left with only eight staff members.
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15 "Special Cells" Set Up To Help Inter-Caste Couples: Delhi Police To Court
Delhi Police has told the Delhi High Court that there are 15 "district special cells" for protecting inter-caste married couples and any victim can call the women helpline number '181' for assistance in event of distress.
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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.
-
Received Less Complaints On Domestic Abuse During Lockdown: Delhi Women's Panel
The Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) received 34,454 complaints during the coronavirus pandemic on its 181 helpline and "observed a decrease" in the number of calls related to crimes against women.
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Decline In Domestic Violence Calls Since Lockdown: Delhi Women's Panel
The Delhi Commission For Women (DCW) helpline has seen a decline in the number of calls pertaining to domestic violence and crimes against women during the lockdown, the panel said today.
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Coronavirus: Women's Panel Launches WhatsApp Number To Report Domestic Violence During Lockdown
The National Commission for Women (NCW) launched a WhatsApp number - 7217735372 - on Friday to report cases of domestic violence, which have seen a rise during the lockdown period.
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Karnataka Police Starts Free Drop Service For Women Travelling At Night
In Karnataka's Gadag, women can call any police station or toll-free helpline number if they are travelling at night. The police will pick them up and drop them at their respective destinations.
-
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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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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Amid #MeToo, Women's Panel Launches New Email To Report Sex Harassment
Amid the raging #MeToo movement, the Delhi Commission for Women has launched a separate email address report cases where cases of sexual harassment have can be reported. The email address is metoodcw@gmail.com. A helpline number, 181, has also been launched .
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Taapsee Pannu Launches Sexual Harassment Helpline Number For Women
Calls to the helpline number (01149694998) will be answered by trained executives, who will redirect them to a counsellor. Redressal committees at regional levels have also been instituted to facilitate the process
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Odisha Gets A Toll-Free Helpline For Women In Distress
Bhubaneswar: A toll-free helpline number has been launched in Odisha for women in distress. The helpline number 181 will be available 24×7 in all the 30 districts of the state. The helpline aims to extend prompt response to women affected by violence. It would also provide information about women-related government schemes and programmes and a ra...
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Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik Launches Helpline For Women In Distress
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik today launched a helpline number 181 for women in distress in Odisha on the occasion of International Women's Day.
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Panic Button Alone Won't Solve Women's Safety Issue: IAMAI
The use of a high-tech app or a number facility will fail if the response system is not prompt, IAMAI said in a statement on Thursday.
