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  MUMBAI POLICE INFO-LINE 1090 :

Started off with an objective of making information available to citizens at the push of a button. This is to put an end to serpentine queues outside various government offices, where citizens have to wait for hours, simply to access a tiny bit of information.
Now, a year-and-a-half since its inception, the Mumbai police info-line has fielded more than 2.10 lakh calls, even turning out to be the essential link between hundreds of stranded families when the city was submerged under floodwaters.
A simple toll-free number 1090 is all that citizens need to dial to be able to access basic, non-emergency information.
The info-line handles queries on theatre licenses, arms and ammunition licenses, hotel licenses, passport enquiries, information on stolen/unclaimed motor vehicles, information on missing persons and information on traffic situation in the city.
The queries are routed to a  call center, handled by qualified by multi-lingual policemen.
They handle over 800 calls on a daily basis.
Only police call center in the world to have been awarded the BS 7799 certification on information security management.
This means that for any caller who calls up 1090, confidentiality, integrity and availability of all information assets are ensured.
Global E-secure limited, a Mumbai-based information security focused company, assisted the police in achieving this distinction.
More than 30 phone lines have been provided so that calls need not remain on-hold.
  WORK DURING RECENT FLASH FLOODS :
In recent times, citizens appreciated it the most when it served as an essential link-up between hundreds of stranded families.
In a span of five days from July 26-August 1, the info-line fielded a record 10,946 calls.
Citizens from different corners of the city called up enquiring about the traffic position in a particular area or requesting help to be rushed to stranded schoolchildren or to missing siblings/spouses, as most phone lines were dead.
The info-line doubled up its efforts in relaying messages to various police control rooms and governmental agencies.
   
   
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