Bengaluru

An active community spread across Mumbai and Bengaluru, The Circle functions as a support group for youngsters to share their stories of abuse, embarrassment and trauma without facing judgement, moral policing or stigma.

Developed in Bengaluru, the Grow2Share app not only answers gardening and farming queries, but also motivates a growing community of urban gardeners.

The Queer Question aims at demystifying the LGBTQA+ community and initiating a queer-inclusive dialogue in society.

The powerful propellers of the airboats are useful to push forward the weeds

The ‘Breaking the Silence’ campaign aims to bust all the myths and unfairness around menstruation and has declared 2017’s theme as ‘Men Take Lead’. In that spirit, the India Bull Riders – Bangalore will mark the International Menstrual Hygiene Day with a historic ride.

Following an Internet-breaking Game of Thrones reference for road safety, Bengaluru City Police is now using other pop culture references to combine public service messages with a dose of fun.

A listening ear for elders in distress, the Elders Helpline 1090 is a much-needed service that is giving elders in Bengaluru necessary support against abuse.

The concept of urban container gardening is catching up in cities, with both homes and public spaces incorporating the practice.

The plant, which boasts a processing capacity of 60 MLD (million litre per day), promises to cut down on the amount of sewage that makes its way to the city's water bodies.

From a mobile treasure hunt to writing workshops by eminent authors, an event conceptualised by ReReeti promises to acquaint Bengaluru residents to the appeal of museums.