Operation DURGA is India's first AI-powered Digital National Health Grid for women in red-light areas. The platform is designed to identify, rescue, and rehabilitate women in red-light areas and victims of human trafficking, while strengthening national security and enhancing healthcare services for sex workers.
Durga is a unified AI-assisted ecosystem that helps sex workers, NGOs, healthcare providers, communities, and government organizations to identify trafficking and exploitation risks, coordinate interventions, track support outcomes, and build rehabilitation pathways. We connect separate safety groups into a single operational system to prevent coercion.
Durga is built to coordinate the work of responders and coordinators, empowering local networks with early warnings.
"Prior to the coordination platform, alerts for women facing coercion or trafficking risks required up to 48 hours to route. Now, we connect local shelters and legal aid in minutes, ensuring a coordinated safety pathway before exploitation occurs."
Read Coordination Vignette"I see women involved in the sex trade presenting in outpatient clinics with complex healthcare and safety needs. With Durga, my clinical referrals link directly to NGO advocates, ensuring continuity of care and rehabilitation support."
Read Coordination Vignette"By tracking regional support outcomes rather than individuals, we identified gaps where vulnerable women fell through separate systems. Durga helps us build standardized pathways for recovery and long-term reintegration."
Read Coordination VignetteWomen in red-light areas and rescued survivors often lack trusted identity records. Missing documents, duplicate identities, and fragmented databases make access to healthcare, rehabilitation, and welfare difficult.
Trafficking networks exploit forged identities and weak verification systems. AI-assisted identity verification can help protect victims and strengthen national security.
Recovery often takes months, yet healthcare, counselling, rehabilitation, and welfare services still rely on fragmented, manual processes, delaying support and coordination.
Durga helps organizations work together to identify vulnerable individuals, coordinate healthcare and legal support, enable protection services, and support long-term rehabilitation through a unified protection ecosystem.
Durga helps authorized organizations establish identity, verify eligibility for support programs, and maintain trusted records that reduce duplication across healthcare, legal, rehabilitation, and protection services. This enables women to access assistance more quickly and consistently.
Healthcare providers, NGOs, and support organizations work together through Durga to coordinate health assessments, medical follow-ups, legal guidance, and access to public support programs. The goal is to reduce barriers and ensure continuity of care.
When risks related to trafficking, exploitation, coercion, or unsafe conditions are identified, participating organizations can coordinate protection services, shelter access, healthcare support, legal assistance, and rehabilitation programs through a shared ecosystem.
Durga helps participating organizations maintain continuity across services, monitor support outcomes, coordinate follow-up care, and strengthen rehabilitation pathways. Human professionals remain responsible for decisions, interventions, and ongoing support.
Durga is configured to deploy across regional districts, bringing local assistance structures under a shared dashboard.
Interactive tracking map will load dynamic region filters based on vetted coordination MOUs.
Anonymization protocols protect user identities. Active data directories require no personal registration to ensure safety.
AI tools assist in detecting risks, but sex worker coordinators validate every system alert before initiating coordinated interventions.
Case dashboards track survivor rehabilitation and service coordination outcomes, subject to annual ethics reviews.
Explore our onboarding pathways to integrate your organization's services with the Durga platform framework.
Coordinate safety interventions, track support outcomes, and manage survivor rehabilitation pathways.
Identify trafficking and exploitation risks in outpatient care and coordinate medical referrals with local NGO shelters.
Coordinate public interventions, track safety outcomes, and align with national regulatory guidelines.
Study trafficking prevention, intervention tracking, and long-term survivor rehabilitation outcomes.
Our long-term milestone is to establish standard integration modules for regional response networks, scaling support pathways globally.
Onboarding partner NGOs and community healthcare networks onto a shared alert dashboard to bridge fragmented care pathways for vulnerable women.
Deploying verification databases and audit logging modules across state networks.
Providing modular integration packages for international protection frameworks.
