Surakshana · A pendant that watches over you

Invisible Safety,
Visible Dignity.

Surakshana looks like a chain you would wear to temple. Inside is one red button, pressed and held to ask for help.

Press and hold the medallion for 3 seconds

The black Surakshana medallion: a gold S, a cross at the centre with a small shield, and MLS beneath.

The meaning behind the button

Every mark on it means something.

S
SurakshanaProtection, in our own word.
+
EmergencyThe cross is the button. Press it for any emergency.
!
Protection alertThe small shield at the centre: a call for protection.
MLS
My Life SaviorThe promise behind it.

When it is needed

For the moments no one plans for.

Today, in Rayachoti, in Kadapa, in a flat in Hyderabad, an old mother falls in the bathroom at 2 AM. She lies there six hours, until the milkman comes.

With Surakshana, she presses her chain.

  • A fall

    When you cannot reach the phone, you do not need the phone.

  • Sudden illness

    Chest pain, dizziness, breathlessness. Stay where you are and press; you do not have to find the phone.

  • Theft, or a stranger at the door

    At home, on an errand, alone in a cab. One press, wherever you are.

An elderly thumb pressing the Surakshana medallion as it glows red.
An elderly couple smiling at each other, both wearing Surakshana medallions on black-bead chains.

Worn like jewellery

Ageing is not a disease. It is maturity.

A medical bracelet says “I am sick.” Surakshana hangs on black beads and gold, worn daily like a thaali, without a second thought. No one needs to know it is there until you do.

Deep red
Black

Our values

What we will never compromise.

Truth over tech

We will only promise what we can prove. Trust is our real product.

Affordability over profit

We keep it affordable on purpose. A farmer in Rayachoti deserves the same safety as anyone in Jubilee Hills.

Simplicity over features

One red button. No app, no fingerprint, no voice command. It is made for a tired, frightened, shaking hand.

Family over factory

We would rather listen than lecture, and we speak your language: Telugu or English.

“I have family and friends who suffered alone because help could not reach them in time. They could not get to the phone. My own parent and grandmother were in that situation, and are no longer with us. I made Surakshana so that no one else has to wait alone.”

Lakshmi Kethi-Reddy, Founder · Rayachoti

Safety should not be a prison. It should be a button that sets you free.

Message us on WhatsApp before you decide, about your mother, your father, or yourself. We reply in Telugu or English.