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District CHILDLINE Locations S.N. State/UT District Month of Inception District CHILDLINE Locations S.N. State/UT District Month of Year of Inception Inception 1 Maharashtra Mumbai June 1996 2 Maharashtra Mumbai sub urban June 1996 3 Delhi South Delhi October 1998 4 Delhi North Delhi October 1998 5 Delhi South West Delhi October 1998 6 Delhi North East Delhi October 1998 7 Delhi Central Delhi October 1998 8 Maharashtra Nagpur November 1998 9 Telangana Hyderabad November 1998 10 West Bengal Kolkata January 1999 11 Tamil Nadu Chennai April 1999 12 Bihar Patna July 1999 13 Madhya Pradesh Bhopal November 1999 14 Tamil Nadu Coimbatore December 1999 15 Rajasthan Jaipur February 2000 16 Uttar Pradesh Varanasi March 2000 17 Goa North Goa March 2000 18 Kerala Thiruvananthapuram March` 2000 19 Odisha Cuttack April` 2000 20 Odisha Puri April 2000 21 Odisha Bhubaneswar (Khordah) April 2000 22 Andhra Pradesh Vijayawada(Krishna) November 2000 23 Madhya Pradesh Indore December 2000 24 Gujarat Ahmedabad December 2000 25 Kerala Kochi January 2001 26 Assam Guwahati January 2001 27 Andhra Pradesh Visakhapatnam January 2001 28 Uttar Pradesh Lucknow February 2001 29 Gujarat Vadodara February 2001 30 Rajasthan Alwar February 2001 31 Maharashtra Pune March 2001 32 Karnataka Mangalore( Dakshina May 2001 Kannada) 33 Tamil Nadu Tiruchirapalli August 2001 34 Chandigarh (UT) Chandigarh September 2001 35 Jharkhand Ranchi December 2001 36 Tamil Nadu Salem April 2002 37 Kerala Kozhikode April 2002 38 Tamil Nadu Madurai April 2002 39 Rajasthan Udaipur April 2002 40 Karnataka Banglore Urban June 2002 41 Kerala Wayanad September 2002 42 Manipur Imphal East September 2002 43 Kerala Thrissur November 2002 44 Tamil Nadu Thrirunelveli November 2002 45 West Bengal Paschim Medinipur January 2003 46 West Bengal JalPaiguri March 2003 47 West Bengal Purbo Medinipur March 2003 48 Tripura Agartala (West Tripura March 2003 District) 49 West Bengal South 24 Parganas March 2003 50 West Bengal Nadia March 2003 51 Maharashtra Amravati April 2003 52 Maharashtra Ahmednagar May 2003 53 Maharashtra Nashik June 2003 54 Madhya Pradesh Ujjain November 2003 55 Rajasthan Kota November 2004 56 West Bengal Murshidabad December 2004 57 Andaman & Nicobar Port Blair ( South January 2005 (UT) Andaman) 58 Tamil Nadu Nagapattinam January 2005 59 Tamil Nadu Cuddalore February 2005 60 Tamil Nadu Kanyakumari February 2005 61 Tamil Nadu Kanchipuram February 2005 62 Uttar Pradesh Gorakhpur September 2005 63 Odisha Rourkela (Sundergarh) December 2005 64 Jammu & Kashmir ( Jammu January 2006 UT) 65 Himachal Pradesh Shimla March 2006 66 Haryana Gurgaon April 2006 67 Bihar Sitamarhi June 2006 68 Odisha Behrampur (Ganjam) July 2006 69 Madhya Pradesh Gwalior October 2006 70 Bihar Darbhanga December 2006 71 Uttar Pradesh Kanpur March 2007 72 Uttar Pradesh Meerut March 2007 73 Andhra Pradesh Elluru ( West Godavari) April 2007 74 Kerala Malappuram May 2007 75 Maharashtra Thane May 2007 76 Kerala Kasargod January 2008 77 Kerala Kannur January 2008 78 Bihar Kishanganj February 2008 79 Kerala Palakkad February 2008 80 Bihar Purnea May 2008 81 Karnataka Gulbarga March 2009 82 Uttar Pradesh Ghaziabad March 2010 83 Uttar Pradesh Agra March 2010 84 Karnataka Bidar October 2010 85 Karnataka Dharwad November 2010 86 Mizoram Aizawl December 2010 87 Karnataka Davangere December 2010 88 Karnataka Mysore December 2010 89 Jammu & Kashmir Srinagar January 2011 ( UT) 90 Chhattisgarh Raipur January 2011 91 Uttarakhand Dehradun February 2011 92 Nagaland Dimapur February 2011 93 Jharkhand Pakur February 2011 94 Rajasthan Jodhpur February 2011 95 Himachal Pradesh Manali February 2011 96 Himachal Pradesh Kangra February 2011 97 Haryana Ambala February 2011 98 Madhya Pradesh Jabalpur February 2011 99 West Bengal Purba Bardhaman February 2011 100 West Bengal North 24 Parganas February 2011 101 Punjab Ludhiana February 2011 102 Madhya Pradesh Guna February 2011 103 Karnataka Shimoga February 2011 104 Jharkhand Dhanbad March 2011 105 Dadra & Nagar Haveli Silvassa March 2011 (U.T) 106 Rajasthan Dungarpur March 2011 107 Madhya Pradesh Khandwa March 2011 108 Tamil Nadu Tiruvannamalai March 2011 109 Madhya Pradesh Sagar March 2011 110 Andhra Pradesh Chittoor(Tirupati) March 2011 111 Bihar Muzaffarpur March 2011 112 Punjab Patiala March 2011 113 Gujarat Rajkot March 2011 114 Puducherry (UT) Puducherry March 2011 115 West Bengal Darjeeling March 2011 116 Chhattisgarh Bilaspur March 2011 117 Karnataka Mandya March 2011 118 Tamil Nadu Dindigual March 2011 119 Uttar Pradesh Gautam Budh Nagar March 2011 120 Tamil Nadu Dharmapuri March 2011 121 Uttar Pradesh Lakhimpur Khiri March 2011 122 Punjab Jalandhar March 2011 123 Uttar Pradesh Bahraich April 2011 124 Tamil Nadu Virudh Nagar April 2011 125 Rajasthan Barmer April 2011 126 Andhra Pradesh Vizinagram April 2011 127 Andhra Pradesh Srikakulam April 2011 128 Andhra Pradesh Anantapur April 2011 129 Tamil Nadu Tirupur April 2011 130 Punjab Amritsar April 2011 131 Gujarat Bhavnagar April 2011 132 Rajasthan Bikaner April 2011 133 Maharashtra Akola April 2011 134 Telangana Warangal Urban April 2011 135 Maharashtra Yavatmal April 2011 136 Madhya Pradesh Rewa April 2011 137 Uttar Pradesh Aligarh May 2011 138 Maharashtra Ratnagiri May 2011 139 Tripura Kailashahar (Unokoti) May 2011 140 Madhya Pradesh Mandsaur May 2011 141 Odisha Sambalpur May 2011 142 Gujarat Surat May 2011 143 Maharashtra Kolhapur June 2011 144 Maharashtra Osmanabad June 2011 145 Bihar Vaishali June 2011 146 Odisha Rayagada June 2011 147 Bihar Saharsa June 2011 148 Tamil Nadu Villupuram June 2011 149 Chhattisgarh Durg June 2011 150 Bihar Bhagalpur June 2011 151 Madhya Pradesh Satna June 2011 152 Kerala Kollam June 2011 153 Rajasthan Ajmer June 2011 154 Rajasthan Jaisalmer July 2011 155 Uttar Pradesh Maharajganj July 2011 156 Karnataka Bellary July 2011 157 Kerala Idukki July 2011 158 Uttar Pradesh Firozabad July 2011 159 Meghalaya Jowai (West Jaintia Hills) July 2011 160 Madhya Pradesh Ratlam July 2011 161 Uttar Pradesh Saharanpur July 2011 162 Tamil Nadu Thanjavur July 2011 163 Odisha Balangir August 2011 164 Tamil Nadu Pudukkottai August 2011 165 Kerala Kottayam August 2011 166 Uttar Pradesh Ballia August 2011 167 Kerala Pathanamthitta August 2011 168 Uttar Pradesh Kaushambi August 2011 169 Uttar Pradesh Moradabad September 2011 170 Tamil Nadu Thiruvallur September 2011 171 Karnataka Kolar September 2011 172 Andhra Pradesh Guntur September 2011 173 Jharkhand West Singbhum October 2011 ( Chaibasa) 174 Assam Dibrugarh October 2011 175 Maharashtra Beed November 2011 176 Tripura Udaipur ( Gomoti) November 2011 177 Assam Silchar (Cachar ) December 2011 178 Maharashtra Nanded January 2012 179 Maharashtra Parbhani January 2012 180 Maharashtra Wardha January 2012 181 Rajasthan Bharatpur January 2012 182 Arunachal Pradesh Itanagar January 2012 183 Chhattisgarh Rajnandgaon January 2012 184 Odisha Balasore January 2012 185 Meghalaya Tura (West Garo Hills) January 2012 186 Rajasthan Tonk January 2012 187 Himachal Pradesh Solan January 2012 188 Gujarat Kutch February 2012 189 Andhra Pradesh Ongole(Prakasam) February 2012 190 Tamil Nadu Thoothukudi February 2012 191 Uttarakhand Haridwar February 2012 192 Telangana Nizamabad February 2012 193 Madhya Pradesh Jhabua March 2012 194 Bihar Gaya March 2012 195 West Bengal Howrah Apirl 2012 196 Puducherry (UT) Karaikal April 2012 197 West Bengal Uttar Dinajpur April 2012 198 Andhra Pradesh YSR Kadapa April 2012 199 West Bengal Purulia April 2012 200 Madhya Pradesh Betul May 2012 201 West Bengal Dakshin Dinajpur May 2012 202 Tamil Nadu Ramanathapuram July 2012 203 Madhya Pradesh Harda July 2012 204 West Bengal Maldah July 2012 205 Uttar Pradesh Siddharth Nagar July 2012 206 Tamil Nadu Namakkal July 2012 207 Punjab Faridkot July 2012 208 Haryana Panipat July 2012 209 West Bengal Hooghly July 2012 210 Assam Nagaon July 2012 211 Punjab Pathankot July 2012 212 Rajasthan Bhilwara July 2012 213 Chhattisgarh Jashpur July 2012 214 Chhattisgarh Raigarh August 2012 215 Haryana Karnal August 2012 216 Madhya Pradesh 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