<p>Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday presented the state Budget with a total outlay of Rs 3.27 lakh crore for the year 2023-24. "Approximately Rs 12,000 crore will be spent through various schemes such as 'Amruta Nagarotthana', High-Density Corridor, road white-topping, solid-waste management, encroachment removal and repairs of canals (Rajakaluves), filling of potholes, etc., for the development of Bengaluru," he said while announcing a few new projects.</p>.<p>A part of the grant has also been set aside for Namma Metro and Bengaluru Suburban Railway Project. </p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/top-karnataka-stories/siddaramaiah-attacks-national-education-policy-says-uniform-system-does-not-suit-india-1234781.html" target="_blank">Siddaramaiah attacks National Education Policy, says uniform system does not suit India</a></strong></p>.<p>During his speech, the Chief Minister promised to take up the long-pending peripheral ring road project by clearing all legal hurdles and also submit the detailed project report (DPR) of the 37-km Hebbal-Sarjapura road Metro line to the Government of India for approval. The 37-km corridor is estimated to cost Rs 15,000 crore. </p>.<p>Here’s the full list of allocations for Bengaluru: </p>.<p>*Rs 1,411 crore to the Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) for upgrading 20 Sewage Treatment Plants by March, 2026.</p>.<p>*Rs 263 crore for the construction of a new flyover to provide access to Sir M. Visveswaraya Terminal at Baiyappanahalli. </p>.<p>*Rs 800 crore for white-topping 100 kms of major roads. </p>.<p>*Rs 273 crore for the development of 83 km of high density corridors such as Old Madras road, Ballari road, Tumkur road etc</p>.<p>*Rs 1,000 crore for the Bengaluru Suburban Railway Project</p>.<p>*Rs 1,250 crore for effective disposal of legacy waste, liquid waste management and to control the flow of pollutants into rivers and lakes</p>.<p>*Rs 100 crore for Indira Canteens </p>.<p>*Rs 100 crore for the Bengaluru Solid Waste Management Corporation Limited (BSWMCL) to collect, treat and dispose waste in a scientific and sustainable manner. </p>.<p>*The government also plans to mobilise Rs.1,000 crore through green bonds for infrastructure development in urban areas. </p>.<p>*Rs 10 crore each for Regional Basketball Training Centre in Bengaluru </p>.<p>*The Budget has also proposed 5 Traffic Police Stations and 6 women police stations to be set up in Bengaluru city. A total of 2,454 posts to be created in 2 phases. </p>.<p>*Rs 5 crores to set up fully automated and centralised blood bank management system in Bengaluru Medical College and Research Institute</p>
<p>Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Friday presented the state Budget with a total outlay of Rs 3.27 lakh crore for the year 2023-24. "Approximately Rs 12,000 crore will be spent through various schemes such as 'Amruta Nagarotthana', High-Density Corridor, road white-topping, solid-waste management, encroachment removal and repairs of canals (Rajakaluves), filling of potholes, etc., for the development of Bengaluru," he said while announcing a few new projects.</p>.<p>A part of the grant has also been set aside for Namma Metro and Bengaluru Suburban Railway Project. </p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/state/top-karnataka-stories/siddaramaiah-attacks-national-education-policy-says-uniform-system-does-not-suit-india-1234781.html" target="_blank">Siddaramaiah attacks National Education Policy, says uniform system does not suit India</a></strong></p>.<p>During his speech, the Chief Minister promised to take up the long-pending peripheral ring road project by clearing all legal hurdles and also submit the detailed project report (DPR) of the 37-km Hebbal-Sarjapura road Metro line to the Government of India for approval. The 37-km corridor is estimated to cost Rs 15,000 crore. </p>.<p>Here’s the full list of allocations for Bengaluru: </p>.<p>*Rs 1,411 crore to the Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) for upgrading 20 Sewage Treatment Plants by March, 2026.</p>.<p>*Rs 263 crore for the construction of a new flyover to provide access to Sir M. Visveswaraya Terminal at Baiyappanahalli. </p>.<p>*Rs 800 crore for white-topping 100 kms of major roads. </p>.<p>*Rs 273 crore for the development of 83 km of high density corridors such as Old Madras road, Ballari road, Tumkur road etc</p>.<p>*Rs 1,000 crore for the Bengaluru Suburban Railway Project</p>.<p>*Rs 1,250 crore for effective disposal of legacy waste, liquid waste management and to control the flow of pollutants into rivers and lakes</p>.<p>*Rs 100 crore for Indira Canteens </p>.<p>*Rs 100 crore for the Bengaluru Solid Waste Management Corporation Limited (BSWMCL) to collect, treat and dispose waste in a scientific and sustainable manner. </p>.<p>*The government also plans to mobilise Rs.1,000 crore through green bonds for infrastructure development in urban areas. </p>.<p>*Rs 10 crore each for Regional Basketball Training Centre in Bengaluru </p>.<p>*The Budget has also proposed 5 Traffic Police Stations and 6 women police stations to be set up in Bengaluru city. A total of 2,454 posts to be created in 2 phases. </p>.<p>*Rs 5 crores to set up fully automated and centralised blood bank management system in Bengaluru Medical College and Research Institute</p>