Free bus passes for BBMP pourakarmikas
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Indian National Congress · Karnataka Legislative Assembly Election 2023
Last updated 16 Jun 2026
“10 kg of free rice per month to every member of a Below Poverty Line household (5 kg under the central NFSA plus an additional 5 kg from the state).”
Fulfilled, with a delivery caveat. The promise was 10 kg of free rice per person per month to BPL/Antyodaya cardholders - 5 kg under the central NFSA plus an additional 5 kg from the state. From 1 July 2023 the state could provide only the existing 5 kg of rice because the Centre/FCI declined to supply the additional rice under the Open Market Sale Scheme; in lieu, it transferred Rs 170 per head per month (5 kg at Rs 34/kg) by DBT. Full distribution of the additional 5 kg as rice resumed from February 2025 after the Centre agreed to sell rice to the state. The government reported about 4.43 crore beneficiaries and cumulative spending of about Rs 14,655 crore in a written reply in the Assembly. As currently delivered the 10 kg rice entitlement is being met, but the full-rice mode resumed only recently and depends on continued central supply, so the verdict could reasonably be read as on_track rather than fulfilled. Figures are government-stated.
Karnataka govt spends Rs 95,000 cr on five guarantee schemes so far (Deccan Herald)
Karnataka govt to provide additional 5 kg of rice under Anna Bhagya from February (Deccan Herald)
Karnataka government starts cash disbursal in lieu of 5 kg rice under Anna Bhagya (Deccan Herald)
To provide free bus passes to BBMP pourakarmikas.
To increase the allowances to Rs.5,000/- per month for meeting the expenditure on Poojadravya and honorarium for small rural temples, and to bring temples of gramadevatas under the purview of Muzarai.
To provide Rs 5,000 honorarium per month to all senior priests [above 60 years of age] of temples, mosques, churches, and other religious institutions after they reach the age of sixty, "Archaka Gowrava Nidhi" Scheme.

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