Emergency · India

Help, one tap away

112Police, fire and ambulance, all on one number
100PoliceCrime, threat, danger101FireFire and rescue108AmbulanceMedical emergency, accidents102AmbulancePregnancy and newborns, in most states

Near me

Tap to open the nearest in Maps, or add a PIN code first.

Police stationHospitalFire stationPharmacyBlood bank

Women and children

Fraud

Travel

Health and care

At home

Questions

Which number should I call in an emergency in India?

Call 112. It is India's single emergency number and connects you to police, fire and ambulance. 100 (police), 101 (fire) and 108 (ambulance) still work too.

Are these calls free?

Yes. All the numbers on this page are toll-free from any mobile or landline.

What should I say when I call?

Say what happened, where you are (a landmark helps), how many people are hurt, and your phone number. Stay on the line and answer the questions. Use "Use my location" on this page to read out your exact position or send it.

I lost money to an online or UPI fraud. What do I do?

Call 1930 as soon as possible, ideally within the first hour, so the money can be frozen. Then file the complaint at cybercrime.gov.in.

How does "Near me" work?

Enter a PIN code or allow your location, then tap what you need: police station, hospital, fire station, pharmacy or blood bank. Maps opens with the nearest ones. Shoonay remembers the last PIN or place on this phone only. Your live location never leaves your phone; Maps gets it only when you tap.