Bengaluru Woman  

In a display of Indian ingenuity, a Bengaluru woman's unconventional use of her phone while riding a scooter has ignited discussions on safety after a viral video showcased her 'Desi Jugaad'. While Indian creativity is often celebrated, this particular instance has raised eyebrows due to the safety implications of multitasking on the road.
 

An Uber driver asked a passenger to not go out drinking with her colleagues and to leave work before 7pm and also threatened to tear her clothes if she did not leave the cab
 

A woman was tied to an electric pole and was being abused by money lenders in Bengaluru

 

Even though the woman denied ramming her vehicle into his bike in Basaveshwarnagar, Bengaluru, the man kicked her. This incident has been recorded on CCTV. And the woman has approached the police.

The journalist was warned of dire consequences by a team of seven goons, who demanded her to delete the video of illegal mining inside Bannerghatta National Park near Bengaluru

New Delhi: Delhi BJP spokesperson Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga on Saturday alleged he had been victimised by a woman from Bengaluru. The woman slapped him with allegedly fake charges of sexual harassment and Sections of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, which he challenged at the Karnataka High Court and successfully got it quashed.

After the same allegations were given a fresh lease of life by the supposed victim after the #MeToo movement hit India, Bagga released evidence including the details of the conversation between the two, rubbishing her claim. Bagga said it’s he who is the real victim of falsehood and intimidation.

The video was posted by Bagga on Youtube

A Bengaluru-based woman allegedly killed her daughter because she did not want a girl child. The incident occurred in Bengaluru's DG Halli. Police are investigating the case.