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Panchkula helpline card
A printable card of emergency and helpline numbers for Panchkula, with space for your own.
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Sources: 112: Haryana Dial 112 launch, July 2021 (The Tribune); 1098 and 181: Ministry of Women and Child Development; 1930: Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (cybercrime.gov.in); 14567: Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment; 1912: UHBVN, reported by The Tribune, May 2026; Passport Seva: passportindia.gov.in. Checked October 2026.
Numbers on this sheet can change. We recheck it by April 2027; the PDF at this address is always the latest.
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What is on this chart
| Who | Number |
|---|---|
| Police, fire or ambulance: any emergency (100, 101 and 108 now go to 112) | 112 |
| Child helpline (now answered through 112) | 1098 |
| Women helpline, 24 hours | 181 |
| Cyber fraud: call within the hour if money was taken | 1930 |
| Elderline for senior citizens | 14567 |
| Power cuts and bills (UHBVN) | 1912 |
| Passport Seva call centre | 1800-258-1800 |
| Your nearest police station | |
| Your nearest hospital | |
| Your doctor | |
| Family contact |
