Bengaluru Police

"The baby reminded me of my 10-month-old daughter. When I saw her, I felt like feeding her and asked doctors if I could nurse her."

Prioritising security for women, the Obavva squad will also spread awareness it in schools, and other places.

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 Community Policing programme started by an NGO called Janagraha, in collaboration with Bengaluru Police, aims at creating a safer and more secure environment, where the police and community members become guardians of law and order.

Bengaluru police is all set to launch its very own news channel which will broadcast important alerts and crime news. The police personnel will be trained to present news like anchors of regular news channels.

The interesting service will link leaders, government agencies and citizens with each other and will help in getting emergency information too. Here's how to register for the service and learn all about the participants.

Bengaluru Police has come up with an interesting app that helps to track crimes on real time basis and even access information on crime patterns. Know more about the initiative and how it works.