In a major step toward enhancing women’s safety and ensuring quicker response in times of distress, the National Commission for Women (NCW) has launched a new 24×7 short helpline number: 14490. The newly introduced toll-free number provides an easy-to-remember code for women across India to access help instantly, especially during emergencies involving violence, harassment, or threats.
The number 14490 is a national short-code helpline, operational round-the-clock (24×7).
It connects directly to NCW’s existing helpline infrastructure, ensuring women can,
This single short code simplifies access and ensures faster intervention, especially critical during emergencies.
The new helpline number is part of NCW’s broader mission to,
This move is especially relevant in today’s digital age, where quick access to support services can make a significant difference.
Offers assistance in multiple forms,
Connects users with NCW’s extended helpline network, state police, and legal authorities
By rolling out this new helpline, NCW ensures that no woman has to struggle to find help in a crisis. The short code format (14490) is designed to be,
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