Siddaramaiah Presents Karnataka Budget 2026 – Key Announcements That Will Impact Millions
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The Karnataka Budget 2026-27 was presented by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, outlining the state government’s plans for economic growth, infrastructure expansion, and welfare programs. With an estimated outlay of nearly ₹4.48 lakh crore, the budget aims to strengthen Karnataka’s position as one of India’s most dynamic and progressive states.
A major focus of the budget is the development of Bengaluru, India’s technology capital. The government announced plans to expand Namma Metro, improve the Outer Ring Road, and explore the construction of a second airport to handle the increasing number of passengers and reduce congestion in the city.
Education and technology also received special attention in the budget. The government plans to introduce AI-based learning systems in schools to help students improve their learning experience. Thousands of teacher vacancies are expected to be filled, and several government schools will be upgraded to improve the overall quality of education across the state.
Another key announcement is the proposal to regulate social media usage for children under the age of 16. The government believes this move will protect young people from the negative effects of excessive mobile and internet usage.
The budget also focuses on regional development. The government announced plans to develop Mysuru as the second major IT hub in Karnataka. This initiative is expected to create thousands of jobs and attract new investments in the technology sector.
Farmers also received support through various agricultural schemes, including electricity subsidies for pump sets and financial assistance programs aimed at improving rural livelihoods.
Overall, the Karnataka Budget 2026 emphasizes balanced growth, combining welfare programs with investments in infrastructure, education, and technology. The initiatives announced in the budget are expected to boost economic growth and create new opportunities for people across the state.


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