<p>The budget has been prepared keeping in mind all sections of society. The budget is pro-people and development, MLC Gayathri Shanthe Gowda said. <br /><br /></p>.<p>She said “the budget has announced new programmes for farmers, women, children, labourers and unorganised sector. <br /><br />Budgetary allocations have been increased to irrigation, education and women and child welfare sector, which is a positive sign. Soil testing labs have been announced to all the districts. <br /><br />The budget has announced cable car at Kemmannugundi, to promote tourism,” she added. While terming the budget as a budget with farsighted programme, DCC President D L Vijaykumar said the schemes announced will be useful in the integrated development of the state. <br /><br />“It has taken into cosideration the aspirations of people from all walks of life. The budget has emphasised on the development of Bengaluru,” he added.<br /><br />Promise fulfilled<br />Sherleyn Goves of Madikeri said CM has announced basic facilities to government medical college in Madikeri. The promise should be fulfilled. <br /><br />Kusuma from Virajpet said “the announcement of rice for APL card holders is a welcome move. The government should initiate stringent measures to check the sale of rice in black market.” <br /><br />Anusha of Shanivarasanthe said “the budget is good for coffee growers. The increasing of financial assistance for coffee re plantation is a gift for Ugadi. The government has also announced converting the house of Field Marshal Cariappa into a memorial which is a welcome move.” <br /><br />Jayendra, advocate from Somwarpet said “the budget has announced several programmes for the common man. The budget is pro -Dalits. Several schemes have been announced for the welfare of dalits. <br /><br />By announcing Nalanada University, the government has given emphasis to Buddhist related studies.”</p>
<p>The budget has been prepared keeping in mind all sections of society. The budget is pro-people and development, MLC Gayathri Shanthe Gowda said. <br /><br /></p>.<p>She said “the budget has announced new programmes for farmers, women, children, labourers and unorganised sector. <br /><br />Budgetary allocations have been increased to irrigation, education and women and child welfare sector, which is a positive sign. Soil testing labs have been announced to all the districts. <br /><br />The budget has announced cable car at Kemmannugundi, to promote tourism,” she added. While terming the budget as a budget with farsighted programme, DCC President D L Vijaykumar said the schemes announced will be useful in the integrated development of the state. <br /><br />“It has taken into cosideration the aspirations of people from all walks of life. The budget has emphasised on the development of Bengaluru,” he added.<br /><br />Promise fulfilled<br />Sherleyn Goves of Madikeri said CM has announced basic facilities to government medical college in Madikeri. The promise should be fulfilled. <br /><br />Kusuma from Virajpet said “the announcement of rice for APL card holders is a welcome move. The government should initiate stringent measures to check the sale of rice in black market.” <br /><br />Anusha of Shanivarasanthe said “the budget is good for coffee growers. The increasing of financial assistance for coffee re plantation is a gift for Ugadi. The government has also announced converting the house of Field Marshal Cariappa into a memorial which is a welcome move.” <br /><br />Jayendra, advocate from Somwarpet said “the budget has announced several programmes for the common man. The budget is pro -Dalits. Several schemes have been announced for the welfare of dalits. <br /><br />By announcing Nalanada University, the government has given emphasis to Buddhist related studies.”</p>