Sparing citizens of any new taxes, Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Monday presented a Rs 2.46 lakh-crore Budget in which he attempted to woo farmers, women and various social groups while not announcing any big-ticket or populist programmes.
The pandemic-induced economic crisis was written all over the 2021-22 Budget, which was a revenue deficit one, as Yediyurappa tried to offer something for everybody with whatever is available.
Here are the allocations for each sector in the Karnataka Budget.
Published 09 March 2021, 02:32 IST