Government Schemes and Policy · 8 August 2026
Telangana Launches AI-Powered Next-Gen 112 Emergency Response System, Cuts Processing Time to 133 Seconds
Exam-focused facts from the 8 August 2026 current affairs briefing.
Key facts
- On August 5, 2026, Telangana Police launched the AI-powered Next-Gen 112 platform at the Telangana Integrated Command and Control Centre (TGiCCC) in Hyderabad.
- The system brings together Police, Fire Services, Ambulance, Women Safety, Child Protection and Disaster Response under the single emergency number 112.
- It uses location-based services, advanced location services and Google Maps to pinpoint the caller's location.
- The platform identifies and recommends the nearest available patrol vehicle from a fleet of 1,860 digitally integrated vehicles across all 31 police units.
- The total call-centre processing time was reduced from 190 seconds to 133 seconds.
- The State's average emergency response time is 10 minutes 30 seconds, compared with a national average of roughly 18 minutes.
- The control centre operates 24/7 with 164 trained staff.
- The launch also marks the migration of Dial-100 from GVK EMRI located at Kompally.