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Student Helplines & Safety

Important emergency contacts, student support services and practical safety guidance — designed to help you know what to do, who to contact and where to report.

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India emergency response

For immediate police, fire, health or other urgent assistance. If you are in immediate danger, prioritize safety and call the appropriate emergency service.

24×7 emergency routeOfficial source linkedStudent-focused guide
Start here

When every minute matters.

If there is an immediate threat to life, serious injury, fire or another urgent danger, do not wait for a detailed complaint process.

EMERGENCY

National Emergency Response

112

Pan-India emergency response route for urgent police, fire, health and related assistance.

☎ Call 112Official source →
ANTI-RAGGING

National Anti-Ragging

1800-180-5522

24×7 toll-free support and complaint route for higher-education anti-ragging matters.

☎ CallOfficial source →
Important: A helpline number can change or have service-specific limits. For non-emergency use, open the linked official source and confirm the current instructions.
Quick decision guide

Not sure what to do next?

Choose the situation closest to yours. The guide gives a practical first response and points to the relevant support route.

Student support

Help for the problems students actually face.

Not every safety problem is an emergency. These sections explain the next sensible step without overwhelming you.

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Mental Health & Well-being

Exam pressure, anxiety, panic, loneliness or emotional distress — asking for help is a strength, not a failure.

Find mental health helplines →
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Women & Student Safety

For stalking, harassment, campus safety concerns, domestic violence or situations where you feel unsafe.

Find women safety support →
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Hostel / PG Safety

Check security, fire exits, electrical safety, water, agreements, deposits and emergency contacts before committing.

See hostel safety checklist →
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Food & Tiffin Safety

Look for clean preparation, safe water, proper storage and a clear route to report food-safety concerns.

Find food safety support →
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Student Rights & Legal Aid

Ragging, deposit disputes, document retention and unlawful eviction may require formal support or legal advice.

Understand your options →
StudentHubHelp special guide

Before choosing a Hostel / PG, check safety — not just price.

A cheap room is not a good deal if the property is unsafe. Use this checklist during a visit with a parent, guardian or trusted person whenever possible.

10-point hostel / PG safety checklist

What to confirm before paying

Keep important promises in writing. Ask clear questions and inspect the actual room/property before transferring an advance.

Identity & ownershipConfirm who you are paying and who manages the property.
Agreement & depositRead notice period, deductions and refund conditions before signing.
Current availabilityDo not rely only on old photos or a message saying “one room left”.
Emergency accessAsk who to contact at night for medical, fire or security issues.
StudentHubHelp rule: never treat a listing as proof that a property is currently safe or available. Inspect and confirm important details independently.
Cyber safety

Four scams every student should recognize.

Online fraud can move quickly. If money has already been transferred in a cyber financial fraud, report immediately through the official cybercrime route.

🚩 Suspect a fake StudentHubHelp listing?

Do not pay because someone creates urgency. Verify the property, contact details and actual location before any advance.

Report a suspicious listing
Know your options

Student rights & support routes.

These are practical guidance points, not a substitute for advice from a qualified legal professional or the relevant authority.

Official support directory

Find the right helpline quickly.

Search by service, problem or category. Use official links for more information. Emergency situations should go to emergency services directly.

Safety notice

Use this page as a guide — not as a substitute for emergency services.

StudentHubHelp is a discovery platform. In an emergency, contact the relevant official emergency service. Before acting on a helpline number, legal information or service availability, use the linked official source when possible.

  • Do not share OTPs, UPI PINs, passwords or banking credentials with anyone.
  • Do not put yourself in danger to collect screenshots, photos or other evidence.
  • For serious medical or safety emergencies, seek immediate professional help.
Official-source principle

Helpline information is presented with its source so students can cross-check the latest details. Some services can have state-specific availability or operating hours.

Last content review: September 2026

StudentHubHelp does not charge for accessing this safety information.