Kavach.
Help arrives faster.
A simple QR sticker for your vehicle that connects an emergency to your family and to 112 in seconds — built by a small public-health team in Bhubaneswar.
Kavach now lives on its own home: www.getkavach.com. This page is its short profile within the URN research network.
A research network's answer to a roadside emergency
Utkarsh Research Network works in evidence synthesis and public-health research. Kavach is the field side of that work — a low-cost, no-app safety system designed around the moments that matter most after a crash.
Scan-to-help QR
Any passer-by scans the sticker — no app, no login — to reach the right people instantly.
Live location to family
Emergency contacts are alerted with a live location link, so help can be guided to the spot.
Built around 112
Designed to work alongside India's national emergency number for a faster first response.
How does systematic review and evidence synthesis explain why Kavach matters?
The Law Commission of India estimated that about half of all road-crash deaths are preventable with timely care in the first “golden hour” — yet only around 1 in 5 victims reach care in time. The biggest delay is rarely the hospital; it’s the minutes before the family even knows. That evidence, read the way a systematic review forces you to, is exactly what shaped Kavach’s design.
Read: What the evidence says about India's emergency-response gapSee Kavach in full
Pricing, activation, the live dashboard, and society & business plans all live on the product site.
Go to getkavach.com