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Immediate danger or medical emergency

Call India’s emergency number: 112

If you are outside India, call your local emergency service. Do not rely on a website during an emergency.

Call 112
01

Possible STI exposure

Contact a sexual-health clinic, dermatologist/venereologist, gynaecologist or qualified physician. Ask which tests are appropriate and when to take them.

  • Do not self-prescribe antibiotics
  • Ask about window periods
  • Follow partner-notification advice
02

Pregnancy concern

Emergency contraception is time-sensitive. Contact a pharmacist or qualified clinician promptly rather than using random pill combinations or home remedies.

  • Take a pregnancy test at the advised time
  • Seek care for severe one-sided pain or fainting
  • Discuss ongoing contraception
03

Assault or coercion

Move to a safer place if you can. Contact emergency services, a trusted person or a local hospital. Medical care can address injuries, pregnancy risk, STI prevention and evidence options.

  • What happened is not your fault
  • You deserve confidential support
  • Preserve messages or other evidence safely
04

Image-based abuse

Do not pay a blackmailer or send more content. Save evidence, report the account, secure passwords and contact India’s official cybercrime reporting service.

  • Use screenshots and record URLs
  • Turn on two-factor authentication
  • Tell a trusted person