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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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A Judge Dialled 100 And No One Picked Up. Delhi Police Says Sorry
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Delhi Police today told Delhi High Court that "inconvenience" caused to Justice Vipin Sanghi, whose calls to the emergency helpline number 100 went unanswered, was "inadvertent" and due to reasons beyond their control, including congestion in the systems of telephone service providers.
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If Judge's Call To 100 Is Unanswered, What About Common Man: Delhi High Court
"If there was no answer to a call made by a judge, what would happen when a common man dials it in emergency", said the the Delhi High Court today while expressing concern over the "poor" response on the police emergency helpline number, '100'.
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Train Passengers Can Dial 138 for Medical Emergency
Train passengers can contact helpline number 138 through their mobile phones in case of medical emergency, Rajya Sabha was told on Friday.
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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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A Judge Dialled 100 And No One Picked Up. Delhi Police Says Sorry
The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and Delhi Police today told Delhi High Court that "inconvenience" caused to Justice Vipin Sanghi, whose calls to the emergency helpline number 100 went unanswered, was "inadvertent" and due to reasons beyond their control, including congestion in the systems of telephone service providers.
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If Judge's Call To 100 Is Unanswered, What About Common Man: Delhi High Court
"If there was no answer to a call made by a judge, what would happen when a common man dials it in emergency", said the the Delhi High Court today while expressing concern over the "poor" response on the police emergency helpline number, '100'.
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Train Passengers Can Dial 138 for Medical Emergency
Train passengers can contact helpline number 138 through their mobile phones in case of medical emergency, Rajya Sabha was told on Friday.
