Karnataka Budget 2022: What we know so Far. Rs. 15000 crore for 7 km long road from Sarjapur to Hebbal in Bengaluru. The CM has allocated Rs 15,000 for construction of a 37 km long road from Sarjapur to Hebbal.
The government will also focus on construction of 73 km and 100 m wide Ferraferal Ring Road from Tumkur Road to Old Madras Road and Grade Separator to reduce traffic congestion. CM Bommai has announced setting up of new agriculture college at Hagari in Ballari district and also in Athani, Belagavi district.
Dharwad Agri University to have a chair on farmers’ welfare 350 acre Atal Bihari Vajpayee park near Yelahanka in Bengaluru. There is a clamour to increase in green space in Bengaluru so the government will soon set up a 350 acre Atal Bihari Vajpayee park near Yelahanka. Department of Housing has been allocated Rs 3,594 Crore.
Government has increased subsidy for women under Widows’ Wage scheme and Monthly Pension for Sexual Minorities has been increased to Rs 800 cr. Acid-hit women’s pension has increased from Rs 3,000 to Rs 10,000. 100 new veterinary hospitals will be set up in stages in the state.
Government to invest Rs 100 cr in the Krishi Samruddhi Sahakari Bank. CM say, we will set up a training centre at KR Pet, Mandya on sericulture practices at PPP model. Bengaluru to get 438 “Our Clinics” similar to Delhi’s mohalla clinics
438 “Our Clinics” to be set up in Bengaluru, these would be in line with the Delhi model of Mohalla Clinics. Government will increase gau-shalas from 51 to 100 in the state. Rs 50 cr will be allotted for increasing the gau-shalas to preserve local varieties of cattle. 2,000 cattle to be distributed to farmers. Gau Mata Sahakari Sangha to also be set come up in the state.
Rs 100 cr allocated for Veera Saiva Lingayata; Rs 40 cr for Maratha development, Rs 10 crores for Kodava race and Rs 50 crores for development of Christians. Agri and allied sectors to receive Rs 33,700 cr in 2022-23 fiscal, said CM Bommai.
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Karnataka Budget 2022- Welfare sector
Rs 1,000 cr to improve 100 Primary health care centres.
Rs 750 cr for Dr. BR Ambedkar hostels
Rs 165 cr for Kanakadasa Hostels
Rs 100 cr for furniture in government high schools and PU colleges.
Rs 500 cr for the development of infrastructure at government schools of the state.
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