Karnataka approves implementation of five guarantees to all residents of state
Bengaluru: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah announced during a press conference held after the cabinet meeting at the Vidhan Souda conference hall that the state government has decided to implement five guarantee schemes in the current financial year. Emphasizing their commitment to inclusivity, the Chief Minister stated that these schemes would be available to all residents of Karnataka, regardless of their caste, religion, or language.
One of the key initiatives highlighted by CM Siddaramaiah is the provision of up to 200 units of free electricity, known as "griha jyoti," to every household. This measure aims to alleviate the burden of electricity expenses for families across the state.
The Chief Minister expressed the government's determination to ensure that these guarantee schemes are effectively implemented, ensuring the welfare and progress of the people. He further emphasized the state's commitment to prioritizing the needs and well-being of its citizens.
The implementation details and timeline for the five guarantee schemes are expected to be outlined in subsequent announcements.
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Madikeri: A fire broke out in a private bus on the streets near the Makutta Highway in South Kodagu on Monday morning, and gutted the vehicle in spite of efforts to put out the fire.
No fatality has been reported, with the bus driver and conductor having escaped in time.
The bus, which was reportedly a private bus with a Kerala registration, was near the Anjaneya Temple in Makutta when the fire broke out suddenly.
The fire brigade and the local police rushed to the place and personnel worked at dousing the flames, but the bus was completely destroyed by the time they succeeded in doing so.
The reason for the fire break-out, however, is unknown yet.
