For each problem type, here are the official channels we recommend trying first.
| Problem type | Try these first |
|---|---|
| Civic & infrastructure | Local municipal helpline / GHMC or panchayat office |
| Corruption & government services | Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), or the concerned department |
| Political fraud | Election Commission of India / District Election Officer |
| Consumer fraud | National Consumer Helpline (1915) or district consumer forum |
| Labour & wages | Labour Department, or MGNREGS grievance cell for NREGS work |
| Education & schools | Education Department, or the institution's grievance cell |
| Healthcare & medicine | District Medical & Health Office |
| Environment & pollution | Telangana State Pollution Control Board |
| Women's safety | Police (112) or Women Helpline (181) — call, don't wait |
| Child safety | Childline (1098) — call immediately |
| Human trafficking | Police (112) or Childline (1098) — call immediately |
| Threatening & intimidation | Police (112) — call, don't wait |
| Bureaucratic fraud | Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), or the concerned department's grievance cell |
| Corporate cheating | District Consumer Forum, or the Registrar of Companies for corporate fraud |
| Cyber fraud | Cyber Crime Helpline (1930) — call within the first hour if possible |
| Drugs & narcotics | Narcotics Helpline (1933) or police — do not confront anyone yourself |
Do not pay it. Note the date, time, place, and the amount demanded. You can complain to the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), or file a report here.
Call 100/112 immediately. Preserve evidence — dates, screenshots, messages. You can also call the Women Helpline at 181.
Call Childline at 1098. They have a team trained to respond quickly to child labour cases.
Do not confront the person yourself. Report it to the Narcotics Helpline at 1933 or the police.
Call 1930 immediately. The first hour matters — the chance of recovering the money drops quickly with time.
Keep a written record of days worked, hours, and amount owed. You can complain to the Labour Department or file a report here.
We do not require your name or email to file a report. You can remain fully anonymous.