Navigating the first 24 hours after a loss is overwhelming. Learn the exact difference between Form 4 and Form 4A, the legal rules for home versus hospital deaths, and the necessary medical documents you must secure before booking a cremation or ambulance.
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Losing someone at home is overwhelming. This crisis guide explains exactly what to do if someone dies at home in India—who to call first, when police or post-mortem is required, how to get the MCCD Form 4A and register the death certificate within 21 days, and how to arrange respectful body transport, freezer box, and Hindu last rites. Includes city-specific links (BBMP, MCGM, MCD, GCC), printable document checklists, and clear answers to urgent FAQs. If you feel lost, our compassionate team can coordinate doctors, authorities, paperwork, priest, and cremation logistics—24×7—so you can focus on your family.
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