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Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced the "Vision Beyond Bengaluru" initiative, aiming to expand tech investments and world-class infrastructure to tier-2 and tier-3 cities. The plan includes establishing an AI University, a robotics zone, and a Sustainable Data Centre Policy.
Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar recently met with the state's Members of Parliament in New Delhi, appealing for bipartisan cooperation to secure Central government approvals for 13 crucial infrastructure and development projects, while also emphasizing the urgent need for drought relief amidst a looming water crisis. The Chief Minister stressed that state interests must transcend political affiliations to ensure swift progress on vital initiatives and immediate assistance for the drought-affected regions.
Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar has convened an all-party meeting with state Members of Parliament, appealing for united efforts to secure central approvals and funding for 13 crucial infrastructure, transport, and development projects vital for the state's progress. The initiative underscores a concerted push for long-pending proposals, aiming to accelerate economic growth and improve public services across Karnataka.
The Karnataka government is set to introduce a new 'Vision Beyond Bengaluru' policy within 100 days, aiming to decentralize industrial and technology investments by offering world-class infrastructure at affordable costs in other major cities. This initiative seeks to foster balanced regional development and enhance the state's technology ecosystem outside the capital.
Karnataka's Chief Minister announced a new policy to be implemented within 100 days, aiming to decentralize industrial growth beyond Bengaluru by offering affordable, world-class office infrastructure and fostering deep-tech startups, including plans for an AI University.
Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar announced the 'Vision Beyond Bengaluru' initiative, a new policy to be rolled out within 100 days, aiming to decentralize tech growth and attract investments to tier-2 and tier-3 cities by offering affordable world-class infrastructure. The state also plans to establish an AI University to foster innovation and introduce AI education to rural students.
The Karnataka government is set to undertake a massive Rs 5,000 crore redevelopment of Bengaluru's Kanteerava Stadium, aiming to transform it into a world-class venue capable of hosting major international sporting events like the Commonwealth Games. This initiative, announced by Deputy Chief Minister G. Parameshwara, is part of a broader push to bolster sports infrastructure and encourage athletic talent in the state.
Karnataka is set to launch India's first public sector-led Artificial Intelligence (AI) University and an AI Innovation Hub, complemented by a new Data Centre Policy to support the infrastructure needs of AI and next-generation computing. This initiative aims to position the state as a global leader in responsible AI innovation and sustainable digital infrastructure.
The Karnataka government has inaugurated a 10.7-km signal-free arterial road in Bengaluru, significantly reducing travel time and improving connectivity, while also announcing a 'Wall of Gratitude' policy to honor landowners who contribute to public infrastructure projects. This new corridor is a key part of the larger Bengaluru Business Corridor project.
The Karnataka government has launched a novel 'Walls of Gratitude' initiative to publicly recognize and honor landowners who voluntarily contribute their land for crucial public infrastructure and development projects across the state. This aims to foster a more cooperative approach to land acquisition.
The Karnataka government will establish 'Walls of Gratitude' to honor landowners who voluntarily part with their land for public infrastructure projects, a move aimed at streamlining development amidst a broader push for vertical growth and a ₹1.25 lakh crore infrastructure plan for Bengaluru.
The Karnataka government has greenlit 55 industrial projects worth ₹7,506 crore, projected to generate over 28,000 employment opportunities across various sectors, with a significant focus on developing regions beyond Bengaluru. This move reinforces the state's 'Beyond Bengaluru' policy, aiming to decentralize industrial growth and foster balanced regional development.
Karnataka will roll out the Union government's revamped rural employment scheme, VB-G RAM G, from July 1, despite the state's ongoing legal challenge to the law and a projected increase in its financial burden. The decision prioritizes immediate employment for rural families and vulnerable sections.
The Karnataka government has greenlit 55 new industrial projects, attracting investments totaling ₹7,506 crore and projected to create over 28,000 jobs. A significant portion of these investments will be directed beyond Bengaluru, fostering balanced regional development.