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Study in India Helpline Numbers
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Plan Your Stay Helpline Numbers
| Numbers | Help-line Name |
|---|---|
| 100 | Police |
| 101 | Fire |
| 102 | Ambulance |
| 103 | Traffic Police |
| 1031 | Anti-Corruption Helpline |
| 1033 | Emergency Relief Centre on National Highways |
| 104 | State level helpline for Health |
| 104 | Hospital On Wheels |
| 1066 | Anti-poison |
| 1070 | Central Relief Commissioner for Natural Calamities |
| 1070 | Relief Commissioners of Central/State/Union territory |
| 1071 | Air Accident |
| 1072 | Train accident |
| 1073 | Road Accident |
| 1073 | Traffic Help Line |
| 1077 | Control room of District Collector/Magistrate |
| 108 | Disaster management |
| 1090 | Anti terror Helpline/Alert All India |
| 1091 | Women in Distress |
| 1092 | Earth-quake Help line service |
| 1096 | Natural disaster control room |
| 1097 | AIDS helpline |
| 1097 | AIDS help line service |
| 1098 | Child abuse hotline |
| 1099 | Central Accident and Trauma Services |
| 1099 | Catastrophe & Trauma service |
| 112 | General emergency Department of Telecommunications (DoT) |
| 112 | All in one Emergency Number |
| 1320, 131, 1321 | Indian Railway General Enquiry |
| 1322 | For any theft or harassment, nuisance caused due to smoking or alcohol consumption on train |
| 1322 | Indian Railway Security Helpline |
| 133 | Railway Helpline for Arrival/Departure and Reservation services |
| 139 | Railway Enquiry |
| 1407 | Indian Airlines |
| 1414 | Air India ( Confirmation / Cancellation Enquiry)(Called Party) |
| 155200 | Military Police Help Line |
| 155333 | Electricity Complaints |
| 1583 | National Directory Enquiry (NDQ) Service |
| 1602 | India Telephone Card Enquiry |
| 1717 | Weather Enquiry |
| 1718 | Maritime Search and Rescue control room of coastal guard |
| 1800-11-0031 | Drug de-addiction |
| 1800-11-4000 | National Consumer Helpline |
| 1800-11-7800 | MyGov Toll Free Number for MannKiBaat for ideas and suggestions |
| 1800-111-139 | IRCTC Help Line |
| 1800-180-1104 | National Health Helpline |
| 1800-180-5522 | Anti Ragging-Emails at helpline@antiragging.in |
| 1800-3000-780 | Mann Ki Baat on the toll-free number |
| 181 | Domestic abuse and sexual violence-Women’s Helpline |
| 1904 | Indian Army Help Line |
| 1906 | LPG emergency helpline number |
| 1910 | Blood bank Information |
| 1911 | Dial a doctor |
| 1913 | Tourist Office (Govt.of India) |
| 1919 | Eye bank information service |
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