Available in English and हिंदी
Help you can reach
without an account.
Every line below is free to use, requires no Asmita case, and is run by an Indian organisation or the Government of India.
Last verified against public source pages: 12 May 2026.
Group 01
If you are in immediate danger.
Call first. Both lines are 24-hour, free, and answer in multiple Indian languages.
Emergency Response Support
Police, fire, ambulance, and emergency response across India. Call if you are in immediate danger.
Group 02
If you need to talk to someone.
Free, confidential counselling - not legal advice, not law enforcement.
iCALL · TISS
Psychosocial counselling by telephone and email, run by the Tata Institute of Social Sciences.
Group 03
If you need legal aid.
Free legal services through India’s statutory legal-aid authorities.
NALSA / DLSA Directory
Official directory of National, State, and District Legal Services Authorities. Use the state link to find your district office.
Group 04
If you want to file a cybercrime complaint.
The government portal for cybercrime reporting in India - and a short guide for using it well.
National Cybercrime Reporting Portal
Plain-language path for filing cybercrime complaints. The women-and-child path applies for non-consensual intimate content.
Group 05
Awareness and community.
Indian organisations working alongside survivors on digital safety and gender-based violence.
Cyber Peace Foundation
Cyber-safety guidance and public-awareness resources for individuals and organisations.
Red Dot Foundation
Support and reporting ecosystem for gender-based violence and public safety.
Filing guide
How to use the cybercrime portal well.
Four short notes from people who have helped survivors file before.
Note 01
Open the National Cybercrime Reporting Portal and choose the women-and-child path if it applies to your situation.
Note 02
Use your Asmita case reference and FIR package once your case has reached the seven-day mark.
Note 03
Do not upload intimate images to Asmita. Only attach material where the official portal explicitly asks for it.
Note 04
Call 112 first if there is immediate danger, or 1098 for child-safety concerns.
When you are ready, Asmita is here.
You can use any of the resources above without ever creating an Asmita case. None of them require it.