Archive · 19 Dec 2025
Project Khushi Improves Bengaluru Police Health
Project Khushi is a health and wellness program for Bengaluru police officers.
It ran for three months and helped many officers improve their health.
Sixty-one percent managed their blood sugar better, and sixty percent lost weight.
Seventy percent fixed their vitamin B12 levels, and ninety percent felt less stressed.
Many officers now walk after meals and sleep better.
The police commissioner said the project was very successful and will continue.
Officers who joined will help others learn healthy habits.
The program made officers more aware of their health and improved their work and family life.
Project Khushi, a three-month health initiative for Bengaluru police, showed significant improvements in participants' health.
Sixty-one percent managed blood sugar levels better, and sixty percent achieved weight loss.
Seventy percent corrected vitamin B12 deficiencies, and ninety percent reported better stress management.
Seventy-two percent no longer experience post-meal acidity, ninety-four percent walk after meals, and eighty-nine percent sleep six to eight hours daily.
The initiative will become a permanent program, with participating officers serving as brand ambassadors to promote healthy habits.
- Who
- Bengaluru City Police personnel
- What
- Project Khushi, a health and wellness initiative
- When
- Launched on September 11, concluded on December 18
- Where
- Bengaluru, India
- Why
- To address health risks due to long working hours, high-stress environments, and irregular routines
- Project Name
- Project Khushi
- Launch Date
- September 11
- Duration
- Three months
- Collaborator
- Happiest Health
- Blood Sugar Management
- 61% of participants
- Weight Loss
- 60% of participants (0.5 kg to 6.1 kg)
- Vitamin B12 Correction
- 70% of participants
- Stress Management Improvement
- 90% of participants
- Post-Meal Acidity Reduction
- 72% of participants
- Walking After Meals
- 94% of participants
- Improved Sleep
- 89% of participants (6-8 hours daily)