Get help
You don’t have to decide anything today.
Every number below is free to call. Tap to dial. If someone could be watching your phone, use the safety tips first.
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1091Women in distress (police)Available in many states.
7827 170 170National Commission for WomenComplaints and guidance.
15100Free legal aid (NALSA)Free lawyer for women survivors.
1098ChildlineFor anyone under 18.
14416Tele-MANASFree mental-health counselling, many languages.
Onlinecybercrime.gov.inReport online abuse, blackmail, image-sharing.
Numbers are checked against public sources but can change. If one doesn’t connect, dial 112. Sakhi is not a crisis service and cannot take reports to police.
Reaching out safely
If someone might be watching.
Use a private window — and know its limits
Private/incognito mode doesn’t save history on this device. It doesn’t hide what you do from someone who controls your Wi-Fi or phone. Sakhi sets no cookies and stores nothing on your device.
The Quick exit button
The yellow button at the top of every page, or pressing Esc three times, jumps to a weather search and clears this site’s session data. Your earlier browser history entries remain — close the tab as well.
Calls leave a trace
Delete the number from your call log, or call from a trusted person’s phone or a shop’s phone. Texting a friend “call me” can be safer than a long call at home.
Stalkerware & shared accounts
If an abuser knows things only your phone could tell them, assume it is monitored. Use a friend’s device or a library computer. Change passwords from a device they have never touched.
Keep evidence quietly
Screenshot threats and messages; email copies to an account only you can open; note dates, times, names of witnesses. Don’t delete anything, even if it’s painful to read.