India has launched its Cell Broadcast messaging system using indigenous technology, for instant disaster alerting service for its citizens.

Trial emergency alerts were received on phones today. As people checked their phones, a message starting with the words ‘Extremely severe alert’ flashed. | India News ...

India on Saturday carried out a nationwide test of its new emergency alert system, sending a loud beep and warning message to millions of mobile phones.

Millions of mobile users received a loud emergency alert message marked Extremely Severe Alerts. Know why the Government of India sent the test notification, what Cell Broadcast means, and whether any ...

Department of Telecommunications and National Disaster Management Authority are conducting a nationwide drill of the Cell Broadcast Alert System. Test alerts—loud beeps/vibrations and messages in ...

National Disaster Management Authority, working with the Department of Telecommunications, is running nationwide trials of a new Cell Broadcast alert system that can push real-time emergency warnings ...

Discover India's new Cell Broadcast System, designed for rapid emergency alerts during national disasters, tested by NDMA nationwide.

Govt had informed citizens about the launch of an advanced public alerting system on May 2, aimed at enabling timely communication during critical situations. | India News ...

India Tests Emergency Alert System, Citizens Receive Dummy Message On Phones ...

NDMA has begun pan-India testing of cell broadcast alerts on mobile phones. The exercise is meant to check reliability before nationwide emergency use.

India testing of cell broadcast alerts on mobile phones to assess system reliability before nationwide rollout. The alerts, ...

People across the country received an 'Extremely Severe Alert' on their phones today as the Centre launched a broadcasting framework to be used to provide information in times of disasters or calamity ...