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Bengaluru Police Expand Project Khushi for Personnel Wellness
Bengaluru City Police has started a health programme called Project Khushi.
It is designed to help police personnel build healthier long-term habits.
The programme was first tested in September 2025.
Officials said many pilot participants improved their blood sugar, Vitamin B12 levels, and weight.
Participants also reported better sleep, digestion, stress management, energy, and physical activity.
Happiest Health, Titan Company Limited, and Bangalore Indiranagar Rotary Trust are helping run the programme.
The full programme will cover 600 participants over three years.
The first new group will take part from September 8 to December 6, 2026.
Doctors and wellness teams will track participants through tests, measurements, and surveys.
Bengaluru City Police launched Project Khushi to promote healthier lifestyles among its personnel.
The initiative began with the Electronic City Police Division and is being expanded across the force.
A September 2025 pilot reported lower blood sugar for 61% of participants, corrected Vitamin B12 deficiency for 70%, and weight loss for 59%.
The three-year programme will cover 600 participants through health assessments, digital engagement, and in-person wellness sessions.
The first batch is scheduled to complete a three-month programme from September 8 to December 6, 2026.
- Who
- Bengaluru City Police personnel, with support from Happiest Health, Titan Company Limited, and Bangalore Indiranagar Rotary Trust.
- What
- The launch and expansion of Project Khushi, a structured health and wellness programme for police personnel.
- Where
- Bengaluru, initially through the Electronic City Police Division.
- When
- The initiative was launched on Tuesday; its pilot took place in September 2025, and the first new batch is scheduled for September 8 to December 6, 2026.
- Why
- To encourage healthier lifestyles and help police personnel develop sustainable long-term health habits.
Key facts
- Programme
- Project Khushi
- Pilot timing
- September 2025
- Pilot blood-sugar result
- 61% of participants recorded lower blood sugar levels
- Pilot Vitamin B12 result
- 70% of participants corrected their Vitamin B12 deficiency
- Pilot weight result
- 59% lost between 0.5 kg and 6.1 kg
- Planned reach
- 600 participants over three years
- First batch
- Three-month programme from September 8 to December 6, 2026
Quotes
Seemant Kumar Singh
Bengaluru City Police Commissioner
“Our pilot project with the Bengaluru City Police has shown that if we encourage people to adopt good lifestyle practices, it helps them lead a healthier life.”
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“While we have seen our personnel benefit from the three-month programme, the aim is for them to build long-term habits to lead healthier lives.”
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