 | Budget acceptable to all will be presented in first week of March, says Karnataka CMRegarding the allocation of portfolios to the newly inducted ministers, the CM said that it will be done within two or three days after holding discussions. |
 | Status quo budget, with no clear directionThe 2020–2021 Karnataka Budget is quite high on promises but what is difficult to figure out from a detailed reading is the source of the resources to deliver on promises. |
 | Good hope buffets coast, fisheries receives boostThe Centre has already released Rs 13.86 crore for the project and the land acquisition for the project is under way. |
 | Karnataka budget 2020: Yediyurappa presents surplus budget despite revenue shortfallSuch magnitude of economic difficulties never faced in previous years, says CM |
 | A budget that delivers, sort ofOne has never been enamoured of the many crores bandied about in our government budgets. |
 | Not only disappointing, the budget is misleading tooThe proposal to handover schools to MLAs is disastrous and is an attempt to find an individual solution to a systemic problem. |
 | Karnataka budget ignores the government health sector, focus on privateHealthcare experts welcome the extension of tele-medicine services to villages and remote areas across Karnataka. |
 | Why is it a secret how taxpayers’ money is being spent?The budget seems to be a conduit to rout hard-earned tax-payers money to private players under the guise of 'social welfare schemes'. |
 | Welfare schemes come without any BhagyasPolitical analyst Prof Harish Ramaswamy said that this time, the budget allocation has changed from traditional to cluster model method. |
 | It’s a flood of funds for Ramesh JarkiholiAllocation of Rs 700 crore for Jaladhare project to find a lasting solution to the drinking water scarcity is a welcome step, said Jarkiholi. |
 | In barren economy, BSY promises green shootsFocuses on agri-infrastructure, gives Rs 10,000 to marginal farmers |
 | ‘Pro-farmer in hard times’Chief Minister says he presented ‘pro-development’ budget with focus on farmers and development works; Opposition hits back for ‘ignoring minorities’ and ‘burdening the common man’ with hike in taxes |
 | It’s jana droha, says SiddaramaiahHighlighting that the tax hike will burden citizens, Siddaramaiah said Congress will debate against the hike and protest against fuel tax hike in coming days. |
 | BSY wanted to do more, but crunch...He had a grander vision for many of the schemes for the city like a better peripheral road that now connects Silk Board to Devanahalli and the north connectivity. |
 | ‘Healthy’ budget despite constraintsOther aspects like establishing an Institute of Dermatology and Cosmetology, Institute of Geriatrics and emergency centres too are visionary. |
