Exploring Perceptions and implications: Freebie Culture, Government Guarantees, and their Long-Term Impact on Development and Welfare in Karnataka
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| author | Sudina, Ranjitha, Sameeksha Jogi, Santhosh H A,Thashvini Karanth, Bharathi |
| author_facet | Sudina, Ranjitha, Sameeksha Jogi, Santhosh H A,Thashvini Karanth, Bharathi |
| contents | <p>The culture of freebies is nothing new. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru won the first Lok Sabha<br>elections in 1952 with a sizable majority. The practice of political parties offering free rations<br>and midday meals in schools to entice votes began in the 1960s. Later, in the 1980s, the parties<br>pledged to offer free televisions, sarees, Chapple’s, and other items to entice voters during<br>elections. These days, political parties have made promises to provide five guarantees namely<br>free bus travel for women (Sakthi), free rice distribution (Anna Bhagya), 200 units of free<br>electricity (Gruha Jyothi), Rs. 2000 per month to women (Gruha Laxmi), and Youth fund for<br>unemployed graduate’s (Yuva Nidhi). In this project proposal, we will discuss Freebies in<br>Karnataka and Siddaramaiah, the burden on state finance, how freebies are affecting economic,<br>growth of India.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Exploring Perceptions and implications: Freebie Culture, Government Guarantees, and their Long-Term Impact on Development and Welfare in Karnataka Sudina, Ranjitha, Sameeksha Jogi, Santhosh H A,Thashvini Karanth, Bharathi Freebies, Guarantees, Development, Welfare, Long-term impact <p>The culture of freebies is nothing new. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru won the first Lok Sabha<br>elections in 1952 with a sizable majority. The practice of political parties offering free rations<br>and midday meals in schools to entice votes began in the 1960s. Later, in the 1980s, the parties<br>pledged to offer free televisions, sarees, Chapple’s, and other items to entice voters during<br>elections. These days, political parties have made promises to provide five guarantees namely<br>free bus travel for women (Sakthi), free rice distribution (Anna Bhagya), 200 units of free<br>electricity (Gruha Jyothi), Rs. 2000 per month to women (Gruha Laxmi), and Youth fund for<br>unemployed graduate’s (Yuva Nidhi). In this project proposal, we will discuss Freebies in<br>Karnataka and Siddaramaiah, the burden on state finance, how freebies are affecting economic,<br>growth of India.</p> |
| title | Exploring Perceptions and implications: Freebie Culture, Government Guarantees, and their Long-Term Impact on Development and Welfare in Karnataka |
| topic | Freebies, Guarantees, Development, Welfare, Long-term impact |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17851833 |