Top Indian Safety Apps & Websites for News & Alerts on India-Pakistan Tensions

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The enduring dispute between India and Pakistan regarding Kashmir has resurfaced in the news. Recently, both countries allegedly engaged in airstrikes and exchanged accusations, pushing the region closer to a larger conflict. This escalation follows India’s initiation of ‘Operation Sindoor,’ aimed at dismantling terrorist networks in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. In response, Pakistan asserts that it has downed several aircraft, further heightening tensions.

 In light of this turmoil, prioritizing safety is crucial. Consequently, the government has arranged a mock drill to enhance civil defense preparedness. Additionally, we have curated a list of vital applications and platforms that can prove invaluable in emergencies. From emergency response systems to women’s safety applications and disaster management resources, here is a comprehensive guide that every Indian should be aware of.

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1. 112 India App (Unified Emergency Response)

How will this app help?

The Government of India introduced the Emergency Response Support System (ERSS), which is a unified emergency response platform with the helpline number 112. Every Indian citizen can get help via voice calls, SMS, Emails, or the 112 India app and connect to police, fire, ambulance, and medical services. Key Takeaways of the app are-

  • Covers all 35 Indian States and UTs.
  • In an emergency situation, the app will send emergency alerts with the users’ details and location information along with a generated call to 112 to State Control Room and person’s emergency contacts.
  • It is a 24/7, efficient, and effective response system.
  • Timely dispatch of field resources to the location of the incident.
  • Also helps keep track of the progress of incidents and the services delivered, taking emergency services to the next level.

Available on- Android| iOS

2. Himmat App

How will this app help?

Himmat app is a dedicated women’s safety app for the Delhi region. Launched by Delhi Police, it aims to offer the user the capability to send emergency alerts to the police and trusted contacts with location details. The app is available to download via the Delhi Police Website.

Available on- Android| iOS

3. CitizenCOP App

How will this app help?

This safety app allows users to report crimes, access emergency contacts, receive real-time safety alerts, and stay informed about incidents in their areas. The key takeaways are-

  • It gives enhanced personal safety and promotes active community participation in crime prevention.
  • One can report any criminal incident or illegal activity anonymously, report lost or stolen articles, make emergency calls or send alerts, call the police, create a safe boundary with e-Lakshman Rekha, search if your vehicle has been towed, and more.
  • The app allows you to track the live location of your loved ones.
  • You can even know the latest news and traffic updates, calculate auto-taxi fares, and much more.

Available on- Android| iOS

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4. Sanchar Saathi App

How will this app help?

The Sanchar Saathi App is a citizen-centric initiative of DoT to empower mobile subscribers, strengthen their security, and increase awareness about citizen-centric initiatives. Key Takeaways are-

  • Chakshu allows citizens to report suspected fraud communications to defraud cybercrime, financial fraud, and more. You can even block your lost/stolen mobiles via the app so that no one can misuse them.
  • Know Mobile Connections in your Name: You can facilitate a subscriber to check number of mobile connections in his/her name.
  • Reporting incoming international calls with Indian Numbers to prevent any fraud.

Available on- Android| iOS

5. NDRF/SDRF Portals for Disaster Management

How will these help?

Government disaster management portals like ndrf.gov.in and SDRF websites will offer real-time updates on disasters, rescue operations, and safety measures. Key Takeaways-

  • The portals offer critical information on emergency protocols, relief efforts and civil defense guidelines with an aim to ensure public safety and awareness during natural disasters and other emergencies.

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While we have already discussed the five major apps that might come in handy during current times, there are various other sources that Indians might want to follow to stay updated.

  • For Credible News & Alerts- PIB, ANI, PTI
  • For Communication- WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram
  • For Navigation & Maps- Google Maps, Apple Maps
  • For Utilities- Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive
  • For Financial services- UPI Apps, Banking Apps, Fastag
  • For all India-Pakistan conflict updates- Government of India handles on X, Facebook, Instagram

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Shivangi AgarwalShivangi Agarwal
Shivangi is a tech writer at Smartprix, where she covers consumer technology news with a focus on smartphones, wearables, laptops, and the evolving world of OTT streaming. Since joining the team in August 2021, she has written over 120 in-depth reviews, comparisons, and buying guides aimed at helping readers navigate the ever-changing tech landscape.

With a strong foundation in English literature and education, Shivangi brings clarity, insight, and a reader-first approach to every story. Her expertise lies in breaking down complex features into accessible, practical insights—whether she’s reviewing the latest smartphone or exploring trends in infotainment.

Shivangi holds a B.A. (Hons.) and M.A. in English, along with a B.Ed in English and Social Studies. She is based in Faridabad, India. You can follow her work on Smartprix or connect with her for tech-related queries.

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