Karnataka Budget 2019: A breakdown of what happened during HD Kumaraswamy's presentation

HD Kumaraswamy ended his uninterrupted budget session.

Encouragement to those making value added products with coir. Grant of 80 crore to provide common facilities to small and micro coir industries under coir policy 'kalpavruksha Kayaka Niti' 
In what is the first in India survey of leasing of mines using a new drone and GPS technology to be conducted at Rs 82 crore

In an effort to attract investments in the Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, the state government proposes to revise Information Technology (IT) Policy. Helping of Startups in Bengaluru City area by strengthening the “Incubation Centre” has been proposed. A fully equipped K-Tech innovation hub is set up at Tumakuru at a cost of Rs.7 crore to encourage budding entrepreneurs.

 H D Kumaraswamy announced that a new industrial policy will be brought out for attracting investment. He also announced to spend Rs 110 crore to continue the scheme of "compete with China" scheme during the year 2019-20.

A grant of Rs.100 crore to construct security barriers across the tanks, canals and other water bodies existing beside the roads in the state to prevent accidents
Development of 7,940 km length of roads at a cost of 10K crore under SHDP. Work of improvement and up-gradation of
roads and bridges at a total cost of Rs.5,690 crore. Completion of 1,317 small bridges in Malnad and coastal districts
Construction of Peripheral Ring Road with an estimated cost of Rs.17,200 crore and Rs.1,000 crore in the year 2019-20
Construction of pedestrian flyover in Yeshwanthapur and Metro Rail Stations

State to establish a vigilance cell to ensure proper distribution of food grains under PDS. Rs 3700 crore has been set aside for Annabhagya to provide for 4.07 crore beneficiaries.

State will organise Mini Olympic Games 2019 to encourage sports person between the age groups 13 and 15

The Karnataka government proposes to organise “Global Capital Investment Conference” in January 2020. The government also plans to develop industrial areas at Arasikere in Hassan district, Nagamangala in Mandya district, Chittapur in Kalaburagi district, Mulavad in Vijayapura district, Kanagala in Belagavi district and Madhugiri in Tumakuru district through Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board.

Sub-urban rail services in Bengaluru at a total estimated cost of Rs 23,093 crore; a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), Bengaluru Rail Infrastructure Development Entity (B-RIDE) under State and Central Government partnership.

Rs 1000 cr allocated for Bengaluru's elevated corridor project
Action to establish child care rooms for the nourishment of children in all districts and major taluk bus stands.
Action to include 3,544 transport buses of various models and to construct 44 bus stands and 10 bus units in the year 2019-20 
Chief minister H D Kumaraswamy has proposed to develop Metro line from Central Silk Board (CSB) junction to the Outer Ring Road-Airport via K.R. Puram, Hebbal at a cost of Rs.16,579 crore.
Action to establish automated vehicle testing and certification centers at Davanagere, Hoskote and Maddur cities.
A grant of Rs 5 crore to launch 6 Double Decker open buses from KSTDC in line with London Big Bus for sightseeing of world famous tourist places in Mysuru.
He also proposed to develop an extension of the western end of Kengeri Metro Network and construction of an additional station at Challaghatta.
H D Kumaraswamy proposed to provide Sub-urban rail services in Bengaluru at a total estimated cost of Rs.23,093 crore; a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), Bengaluru Rail Infrastructure Development Entity (B-RIDE) under State and Central Government partnership.
Study of feasibility of design for Multi Modal Transport Hub at Hebbal, Byappannahalli, K.R.Puram, Kadugodi, Challaghatta and Peenya area. Development of necessary infrastructure for Inter-Modal Integration design in Bengaluru Metro, Rail and TTMC strategically located at Yeshwantapur, Banashankari, Vijaynagar, Peenya etc.

Rs 25 crore earmarked to modernise the birthplace of late Siddaganga seer
Rs 12.5 crore set aside to construct sports guest houses at Yadgir, Ballari, Chikkaballapura, Bidar, and Madikeri
Rs 10 crore Grant has been announced for overall development of the Kodagu community
CM announces a special package of ₹25 crore to develop heritage places in and around Badami to the International Standards.
A special grant of Rs.5 crore for the celebration of the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.
A grant of Rs 5 crore to launch 6 Double Decker open buses from KSTDC in line with London Big Bus for sightseeing of world famous tourist places in Mysuru.
A grant of Rs 1 crore to establish 'Hampi Discourse Centre' in Hampi and 'Vijayapura Tourism Discourse Centre' in Vijayapura
A grant of Rs 25 crore given to develop Badami as an international tourism destination

Total receipts - Rs.2,30,738 crore.
Revenue receipts – Rs.1,81,863 crore.
Public debt – Rs.48,601 crore and Capital receipts Rs.48,876 crore.
Total expenditure –Rs.2,34,153 crore.
Revenue expenditure – Rs.1,81,605 crore.
Capital expenditure -Rs.42,584 crore and loan repayment - Rs.9,964 crore.

A number of people suffering from cancer have gone up in recent years. Tumkur district hospital will have a Cancer Hospital to treat patients. This is being established at Rs 60 crore. Mangaluru, Tumakuru, Vijayapura, Chitradurga, Davanagere, Bagalkot, Chikkamagaluru, Haveri , Kolar and Chikkaballapura to get centres to conduct mammogram and papsmear tests.

Karnataka Budget 2019 emphasis on infrastructure development in schools yet again like the previous budget. 
CET exams to go online
University salaries to be brought on par with 7th Pay Commission
Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) to be bifurcated to set up a new technology university in Hassan, Karnataka CM announces.
4 new taluks to be created
1500 new school buildings to be constructed in the state
Next generation level learning scheme in Bangalore Central University
Guruchetana programme started to offer 10 days training to over one lakh teachers.
Karnataka earmarks Rs 2 crore to implement a system to distribute Aadhaar-based digital marks cards and certificates to students.

Rs 200 crore for rejuvenation of lakes in Shikaripura
Rs 1600 crore for lake rejuvenation in the entire state
Rs 9 crore set aside for controlling pollution in Bellandur, Varthur and Agara lakes

Karnataka announces a new scheme to provide affordable, low-interest loans to small farmers: so as to prevent their families from being exploited by private moneylenders: HD Kumaraswamy 

Animal husbandry department to get Rs 2 crore for mobile clinics to treat sick cattle
Rs 5 Crore earmarked for rearing country chicken
Sewage treatment plant to be set up at Malpe at a cost of Rs 15 crore
Rs 5 crore allocated for producing KFD vaccines
Government to build 2000 houses for fishermen

Rs 17,212 crore allocated to irrigation department, 15 crores for projects in Bengaluru rural
Next generation level learning scheme in Bangalore Central University
An underpass to be constructed at Goraguntepalya (Bengaluru) at a cost of Rs 195 crore
Rs 15 crore for minor irrigation projects in Bengaluru rural
Rs 1.2 lakh crore for developmental works in Bengaluru
Bengaluru's high streets Brigade Road and Commercial Street will be converted into pedestrian roads.
Rs 9 crore set aside for controlling pollution in Bellandur, Varthur and Agara lakes
Rs 8015 cr for Bengaluru development
"It's a challenge to provide infrastructure in Bengaluru. To improve Brand Bengaluru, several projects are being taken up, including peripheral ring road, Namma Metro Phase-2, suburban rail projects and so on," says Kumaraswamy.
New skywalk to be constructed between Yeshwantpur railway station and metro station

Progressive silk farmers will be trained, given an honorarium and will be roped in as agents of change for the sericulture sector. This gets an outlay of Rs 2 crore.

"Karnataka will look into the merits-demerits of starting its own crop insurance scheme in the backdrop of complaints raised by farmers over PMFBY," says HDK.