Karnataka Budget 2023 Live: Bumper for farmers, students, housewives, Auto and Taxi owner

Karnataka Budget 2023 Live: The government is presenting a revenue surplus budget this year, said CM Bommai. The CM has announced a budget of Rs 3.09 lakh crore with gross borrowings Rs 77,750 crore this year. Karnataka Budget 2023 live: Bumper for farmers, students, housewives, Auto and Taxi owner.

Rs 10,000 crore has been allocated to Bengaluru ahead of the Assembly elections. “Farmers will be given loans at zero interest rates. Rs 3 lakh loan was given earlier. Now the loan amount has been increased to Rs 5 lakhs. Apart from this, Rs 175 crores have been granted for preservation and storage of crops,” CM Bommai says.

For the protection of cow wealth, various measures have been taken including implementation of Prohibition of Cow Slaughter Act, establishment of cow sheds, implementation of Punyakoti Adoption Scheme and opening of 290 mobile veterinary clinics.

10 lakh crore for development of new technology for disease management of nut crop. Grant announcement. 100 crores to grape growers. Assistance scheme will be started. In addition, steps will be taken to expand the silk crop to 10 thousand hectares. 10,000 under the new scheme called Bhusiri.

Intended to provide subsidy. Announcement of Rs 10,000 per hectare incentive for small grain growers under Raitha Siri Yojana. Under the Sahyadri scheme, Rs 75 crore has been allocated for development of wells and pipelines for water conservation in coastal upland and semi-upland areas. CM’s announcement that the grant will be earmarked.

Announcement of implementation of Grihini Shakti Yojana in the state. 500 per month subsidy for housewives. Free bus pass for school and college students. Free bus pass at a cost of Rs 350 crore.

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Even before CM begins the Karnataka budget presentation, an argument has broken out in the Assembly as senior Congress leader Siddaramaiah has come with a flower on his ear. The flower symbolises that the government has been lying and making a fool of people, the former CM says.