Survey pegs transgender population in Karnataka at 10,365 | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: A 2025-26 baseline survey on gender minorities submitted to the Karnataka govt on Saturday identified 10,365 transgender persons across the state.Vijayapura district reported the highest number of gender minorities at 1,428, followed by Chikkaballapur (1,252), Bengaluru Urban (757), Kolar (638) and Belagavi (618). Bengaluru Headlines Today — The Biggest Updates You Need to Know….

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Bengaluru weather today: Partly couldy, warm temperatures; AQI remains poor | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru is set for a partly cloudy Sunday, January 25, 2026, experiencing mild morning conditions that transition into a warm afternoon, with temperatures anticipated to reach approximately 26°C. Air quality, however, remains a significant concern, as yesterday’s conditions were categorized as “poor” due to elevated particulate pollutants, a situation that may persist today, particularly during…

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Bengaluru leads state in missing children cases, girls account for 72% | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: City recorded the highest number of missing children in Karnataka over the past three years, with 3,268 cases. Police data show that girls make up nearly three-fourths of these cases, though officials say most incidents are not actual kidnappings.Under Supreme Court guidelines, police register all missing minor cases as kidnappings. Police say only 2%…

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Bengaluru beauty clinic booked for botched skin treatment | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: An Instagram lure has triggered a police case against a beauty clinic in Nagarbhavi, west Bengaluru, with a 27-year-old woman alleging cheating, harassment and threats after undergoing skin treatment.The complainant, a teacher from Beguru, told Annapoorneshwarinagar police that the reel — uploaded by a person identified as Chaithanya — promoted treatments for pimples, acne,…

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Experts in Bengaluru seek human-centred, flexible use of digital tools in autism care | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: Experts from across disciplines have called for a fundamental rethink of how digital tools and artificial intelligence are designed and deployed in autism care, urging that technology remain flexible, human-centred and responsive to individual needs. The recommendations emerged at the third Global Autism Convention organised by St John’s National Academy of Health Sciences, in…

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