Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar unveils ‘Karnataka Model’ as government marks 100 days
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Housing for landless populations: a GS3 case study on inclusive development and poverty alleviation.
Why in news
Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar approved a scheme to distribute five lakh housing sites to landless people as part of the government's 100-day initiatives.
Background
The Karnataka government unveiled the Seva One platform and BMTC 2.0 app to improve public services. The state approved a scheme to provide five lakh housing sites to landless individuals and launched the CSR and Sainik Samman schemes.
Facts for Prelims
- SchemeSeva One: A platform launched by the Karnataka government to improve governance and public services.
- FactThe Karnataka government approved a scheme to distribute five lakh housing sites to landless people.
- SchemeSainik Samman: A scheme launched by the Karnataka government.
- FactBMTC 2.0: An app launched by the Karnataka government to enhance public service delivery.
Prelims practice question
With reference to the recent initiatives by the Karnataka government, consider the following statements:
- BMTC 2.0 is a scheme launched specifically for the Sainik Samman initiative.
- The government approved a scheme to distribute ten lakh housing sites to landless people.
- Seva One is a platform launched to improve governance and public services.
Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
- (a)1 only
- (b)3 only
- (c)1 and 2 only
- (d)1 and 3 only
Show answer
Answer: (b) 3 only — Statement 3 is correct. Statement 1 is incorrect: BMTC 2.0 is an app launched to enhance public service delivery. Statement 2 is incorrect: The note states the government approved a scheme to distribute five lakh housing sites.
For Mains
Q. Discuss how housing schemes for landless populations can contribute to inclusive development and poverty alleviation in rural and urban India.
Dimensions to cover in your answer
- Social equity: Addressing the housing deficit for marginalized landless communities
- Urban planning: Integrating affordable housing into state-led infrastructure development
- Governance efficiency: Leveraging digital platforms like Seva One to streamline public service delivery
Keywords: inclusive development · public service delivery · landless housing · e-governance · social welfare
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