ಸಾಮಾನ್ಯ ಉತ್ಪಾದನಾ ಕೈಗಾರಿಕೆಗಳಿಗಾಗಿ ಪ್ರಸ್ತಾವಿತ “ಶ್ರಮಿಕ ನಿವಾಸ ಕೆಲಸದ ಸಮೀಪ ವಾಸ” (Shramika Nivas – Live Near Work) ನೀತಿಯನ್ನು ರಚಿಸುವ ಕುರಿತು

¸ÀA¥ÀÄl -161 (cid:166)ೆಂಗಳ(cid:136)ರು ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 (ಆಶ(cid:210)ಯುಜ , 15, ಶಕವಷ(cid:143), 1948) ¸ÀAaPÉ 194 Volume - 161 BENGALURU, WEDNESDAY, 07, OCTOBER, 2026 (AASHWAYUJA , 15, SHAKAVARSHA, 1948) Issue 194 ¨sÁUÀ 1 gÁdå ¸ÀPÁðgzÀ À ªÀÄÄRå DzÉñÀUÀ¼ÀÄ ºÁUÀÆ ¸ÀÄvÉÆÛï É ªÀÄÄAvÁzÀ J¯Áè E¯ÁSÉUÀ½UÀÆ ¸ÀA§A¢¹ü z À DzÉñÀUÀ¼ÀÄ ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ನಡವ(cid:3633)ಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3648)ಷಯ:- (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಂತರ (cid:3303)(cid:3623)(cid:3189) , (cid:3716)ಸ(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3353) (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200), (cid:3696)(cid:3618)(cid:3533)(cid:3623) (cid:3716)ೕಬ(cid:3633), ನಗ(cid:3594)ನಹ(cid:3633)(cid:3190) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಹ(cid:3638) ಸ(cid:3653)(cid:4305) (cid:3494)ಬ(cid:3601) 67 (cid:3716)ಸ ಸ(cid:3653)(cid:4305) (cid:3494)ಬ(cid:3601) 68 ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ 30 ಎಕ(cid:3593) (cid:3505)(cid:3198) 25-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3203)ಂ(cid:3497)(cid:3500)ರ (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಸ.(cid:3494). 14 ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ 15-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಒ(cid:3350)(cid:3171) 40-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) "(cid:3648)(cid:3455)(cid:3186) (cid:3482)(cid:3185) ನ (cid:3557)(cid:3708)(cid:3423) (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ, (cid:3310)(cid:3648)ಕ (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3648)(cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218), ಇವ(cid:3588)(cid:3233) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3590) (cid:3557)(cid:3380)ವ (cid:3200)(cid:3588)(cid:3425).

ಓದ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458): (cid:3303)(cid:3617)(cid:3189) (cid:3468)(cid:3197)(cid:3588), (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಂತರ (cid:3303)(cid:3623)(cid:3189) ರವರ ಕಡತ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) : E-2224309 File No.:BRDC-LNDG0LNDH/136/2026 ***** ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488):

(cid:3564)(cid:3623) ಓದ(cid:3617)ದ ಕ(cid:3187) .(cid:3704).(1) ರ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ದ(cid:3663)(cid:4305), (cid:3648)(cid:3455)(cid:3186) (cid:3482)(cid:3185) ನ, (cid:3557)(cid:3708)(cid:3423) (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ, (cid:3310)(cid:3648)ಕ (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ ರವ(cid:3590) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218) (E, IT & BT) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ (cid:3482)(cid:3648)ೕನ(cid:3186) (cid:3428) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ (cid:3701)(cid:3700)(cid:3348) (KITS) (cid:3561)ಲಕ (cid:3527)(cid:3707)(cid:3186) (cid:3197)ಶ, ಇಎ(cid:3706) (cid:3378)ಎಂ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3704)(cid:3539)(cid:3468)ತ (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಉ(cid:3452)(cid:3186) ನದ ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) (cid:3233) (cid:3716)ಸ(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3353) (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200) (cid:3696)(cid:3618)(cid:3533)(cid:3623) (cid:3716)ೕಬ(cid:3633), ನಗ(cid:3594)ನಹ(cid:3633)(cid:3190) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಸ.(cid:3494). 67 ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) 68 (cid:3695)(cid:3557)(cid:3590) 30-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಕಸ(cid:3527) (cid:3716)ೕಬ(cid:3633), ಕಲ(cid:3189) ಹ(cid:3633)(cid:3190) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಸ.(cid:3494).138 ರ (cid:3695)(cid:3557)(cid:3590) 20-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485)ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3230)(cid:3590)(cid:3423)(cid:3693)(cid:3455)(cid:3178) , (cid:3230)(cid:3590)(cid:3423)ಸ(cid:3617)ದ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ ವ(cid:3227)(cid:4305)ವ(cid:3413) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3620) (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3588)(cid:3590)(cid:3422)(cid:3176) (cid:3593) ಎಂ(cid:3455) (cid:3423)(cid:3633)(cid:3693)(cid:3590)(cid:3422)(cid:3176) (cid:3593).

(1260)¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1261 ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ಆ(cid:3459)ಶ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) : RD 712 LGB 1978, (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ:06.02.1979 (cid:3599)(cid:3428) (cid:3716)ಸ(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3353) (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200), ನಗ(cid:3594)ನಹ(cid:3633)(cid:3190) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಸ.(cid:3494).67 ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ 30-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ (cid:3546) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)(cid:3423) (cid:3483)ಯಮಗ(cid:3635) 1969 ರ (cid:3483)ಯಮ 19(4)(a) ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3483)ಗ(cid:3468)ಪ(cid:3378)ಸ(cid:3617)ದ ಷರ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) ಒಳಪ(cid:3350)(cid:3171) 19(2)(e) & 19(3)(b) ರ(cid:3378) "(cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200) ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) (cid:3569)ಡ(cid:3633)(cid:3233)" 30 ವಷ(cid:4305)ಗಳ ಅವ(cid:3468)(cid:3233) (cid:3230)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3233)(cid:3233) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3590) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458). ಅದ(cid:3599)(cid:3428) (cid:3303)(cid:3617)(cid:3189) (cid:3468)(cid:3197)(cid:3588) ಕ(cid:3294)(cid:3588)ಯ ಅ(cid:3468)(cid:3202)ತ (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ಪನ (cid:3704): B Dis LND(1)SR/986/1978-79, (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ: 07.03.1979 (cid:3599)(cid:3428) (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200) ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) (cid:3569)ಡ(cid:3633)(cid:3233)" 30 ವಷ(cid:4305)ಗಳ ಅವ(cid:3468)(cid:3233) (cid:3230)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3233)(cid:3233) (cid:3483)ೕಡ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458). ಸದ(cid:3588) 30 ವಷ(cid:4305)ಗಳ ಅವ(cid:3468)(cid:3233) (cid:3230)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3233)(cid:3233) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3378)(cid:3590)ವ ಅವ(cid:3468)(cid:3575) (cid:3560)(cid:3197)(cid:3176) ಯ(cid:3647)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)(cid:3650)ದ(cid:3588)ಂದ (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಸದ(cid:3588) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3695)(cid:3557)(cid:3590) 30 (cid:3647)ಸದ ಮ(cid:3488)ಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಅಂಗನ(cid:3647)(cid:3378) (cid:3204)ಂದ(cid:3187) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3588)ನ (Over tank) ಸಹ ಇ(cid:3455)(cid:3178) , ಉ(cid:3633)(cid:3203) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3483)ೕಲ(cid:3228)(cid:3588) ಮರಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3455)(cid:3178) , ಸದ(cid:3588) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಇ(cid:3455)ವ(cid:3593)(cid:3231) (cid:3509)(cid:3272)(cid:3573)(cid:3423)(cid:3573)ಂದ (cid:3572)(cid:3650)(cid:3459) ಉ(cid:3458)(cid:3178) ೕಶ(cid:3201)(cid:3161) ಬಳ(cid:3693)(cid:3206)ಳ(cid:3190) (cid:3458) ಇ(cid:3590)(cid:3650)ದ(cid:3588)ಂದ (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) ಪ(cid:3378)ಸ(cid:3458) ಇ(cid:3590)(cid:3650)ದ(cid:3588)ಂದ "(cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200) ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) (cid:3569)ಡ(cid:3633)(cid:3233)" 30 ವಷ(cid:4305)ಗಳ ಅವ(cid:3468)(cid:3233) 30-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರ(cid:3650) (cid:3230)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3233) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3378)(cid:3590)(cid:3650)ದ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ರ(cid:3455)(cid:3178) ಪ(cid:3378)(cid:3693), ಸದ(cid:3588) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ (cid:3505)(cid:3198) 25-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) (cid:3498)ತ (cid:3527)(cid:3707)(cid:3186) (cid:3197)ಶ, ಇಎ(cid:3706) (cid:3378)ಎಂ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3704)(cid:3539)(cid:3468)ತ (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಉ(cid:3452)(cid:3186) ನದ ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) (cid:3233) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3590) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3620) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) (cid:3498)(cid:3693)(cid:3590)(cid:3422)(cid:3176) (cid:3593).

(cid:3560)ಂ(cid:3455)ವ(cid:3593)(cid:3455), (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಂತರ (cid:3303)(cid:3623)(cid:3189) , (cid:3716)ಸ(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3353) (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200), (cid:3696)(cid:3618)(cid:3533)(cid:3623) (cid:3716)ೕಬ(cid:3633), (cid:3203)ಂ(cid:3497)(cid:3500)ರ (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಸ.(cid:3494).14 ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3561)ಲ ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)(cid:3588) (cid:3236)ೕ(cid:3557)ಳ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3482)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458).

(cid:3561)ಲ ಆ(cid:3197)ರ(cid:3539)(cid:3466) (cid:3494)(cid:3428) ಒ(cid:3350)(cid:3171) (cid:3648)(cid:3693)(cid:3176) ೕಣ(cid:4305) 102-26 ಎ/(cid:3230) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485) ಇ(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458). ಈ (cid:3505)(cid:3198) 78-18 ಎ/(cid:3230) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485) (cid:3506)ೕ(cid:3378) (cid:3455)ರ(cid:3693)(cid:3176) (cid:3572)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458). (cid:3707)(cid:3618) ಸ.(cid:3494) 14 ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) 24-08 ಎ/(cid:3230) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) 5-00 ಎ/(cid:3230) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485) (cid:3707)(cid:3618) (cid:3212)(cid:3428)(cid:3452)ರರ (cid:3713)ಸ(cid:3588)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3713)ಸ(cid:3588)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458). ಉ(cid:3633)(cid:3203) 19-08 ಎ/(cid:3230) ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)(cid:3588) (cid:3236)ೕ(cid:3557)ಳ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458). ಸದ(cid:3588) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ (cid:3505)(cid:3198) 15-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) (cid:3498)ತ (cid:3527)(cid:3707)(cid:3186) (cid:3197)ಶ, ಇಎ(cid:3706) (cid:3378)ಎಂ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3704)(cid:3539)(cid:3468)ತ (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಉ(cid:3452)(cid:3186) ನದ ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) (cid:3233) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3590) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3620) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) (cid:3498)(cid:3693)(cid:3590)(cid:3422)(cid:3176) (cid:3593).

ಅದ(cid:3599)(cid:3428), (cid:3303)(cid:3617)(cid:3189) (cid:3468)(cid:3197)(cid:3588) (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಂತರ (cid:3303)(cid:3623)(cid:3189) ಇವರ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3201)(cid:3629)ಕಷ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) ಪ(cid:3588)(cid:3663)ೕ(cid:3618)(cid:3693), ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರ(cid:3650) ಈ (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)(cid:3389)(cid:3428) ಆ(cid:3459)(cid:3663)(cid:3693)(cid:3458).

ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ಆ(cid:3459)ಶ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) . E-Comp. No.: 2246113 File No.:RD-LGB/288/2026- (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ: 05.09.2026 (cid:3564)(cid:3623) (cid:3648)ವ(cid:3588)(cid:3693)(cid:3590)ವ ಅಂಶಗಳ (cid:3708)(cid:3488)(cid:3180) (cid:3623)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) , ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ಆ(cid:3459)ಶ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) : RD 712 LGB 1978, (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ:06.02.1979 (cid:3599)(cid:3428) (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಂತರ (cid:3303)(cid:3623)(cid:3189) , (cid:3716)ಸ(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3353) (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200),1262 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 ನಗ(cid:3594)ನಹ(cid:3633)(cid:3190) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಸ.(cid:3494).67 ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ 30-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) "(cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200) ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) (cid:3569)ಡ(cid:3633)(cid:3233)" 30 ವಷ(cid:4305)ಗಳ ಅವ(cid:3468)(cid:3233) (cid:3230)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3233) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3378)(cid:3590)(cid:3650)ದ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ರ(cid:3455)(cid:3178) ಪ(cid:3378)(cid:3693)(cid:3458).

(cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಂತರ (cid:3303)(cid:3623)(cid:3189) , (cid:3716)ಸ(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3353) (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200),ನಗ(cid:3594)ನಹ(cid:3633)(cid:3190) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಸ.(cid:3494).67 ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ 30-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593)/(cid:3230)ಂ(cid:3353) ರ(cid:3455)(cid:3178) ಪ(cid:3378)(cid:3693)ದ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ (cid:3505)(cid:3198) (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಂತರ (cid:3303)(cid:3623)(cid:3189) , (cid:3716)ಸ(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3353) (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200), (cid:3696)(cid:3618)(cid:3533)(cid:3623) (cid:3716)ೕಬ(cid:3633), ನಗ(cid:3594)ನಹ(cid:3633)(cid:3190) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಹ(cid:3638) ಸ(cid:3653)(cid:4305) (cid:3494)ಬ(cid:3601) 67 (cid:3716)ಸ ಸ(cid:3653)(cid:4305) (cid:3494)ಬ(cid:3601) 68 ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ 25-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593)/(cid:3230)ಂ(cid:3353) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) (cid:3227)(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಂತರ (cid:3303)(cid:3623)(cid:3189) , (cid:3716)ಸ(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3353) (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3200), (cid:3696)(cid:3618)(cid:3533)(cid:3623) (cid:3716)ೕಬ(cid:3633), (cid:3203)ಂ(cid:3497)(cid:3500)ರ (cid:3227)(cid:3187) ಮದ ಸ(cid:3653)(cid:4305) (cid:3494)ಬ(cid:3601) 14 ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ 15-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485) (cid:3699)(cid:3588)(cid:3464)(cid:3428) ಒ(cid:3350)(cid:3171) 40-00 ಎಕ(cid:3593) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3527)(cid:3707)(cid:3186) (cid:3197)ಶ, ಇಎ(cid:3706) (cid:3378)ಎಂ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3704)(cid:3539)(cid:3468)ತ (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಉ(cid:3452)(cid:3186) ನದ ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) (cid:3233) "(cid:3648)(cid:3455)(cid:3186) (cid:3482)(cid:3185) ನ (cid:3557)(cid:3708)(cid:3423) (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ, (cid:3310)(cid:3648)ಕ (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3648)(cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3434)ತ(cid:3187) (cid:3302)(cid:3170) ನ ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218) ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರ ಇವ(cid:3588)(cid:3233) ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ (cid:3546) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)(cid:3423) (cid:3483)ಯಮಗ(cid:3635) 1969 ರ (cid:3483)ಯಮ 22-ಎ(3)(i) (cid:3599)(cid:3428) ಉ(cid:3273)ತ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) ಈ (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)ಡ ಷರ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3648)(cid:3468)(cid:3693) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3590) (cid:3557)(cid:3378) ಆ(cid:3459)(cid:3663)(cid:3693)(cid:3458).

ಷರ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಗ(cid:3635):

1. (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)ದ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485) (cid:3572)ವ ಉ(cid:3458)(cid:3178) ೕಶ(cid:3203)(cid:3161) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3590) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458)(cid:3581)ೕ ಅ(cid:3459) ಉ(cid:3458)(cid:3178) ೕಶ(cid:3203)(cid:3161) ಎರ(cid:3380) ವಷ(cid:4305)ಗಳ ಅವ(cid:3468)(cid:3581)ಳ(cid:3233) ಉಪ(cid:3581)ೕ(cid:3228)ಸತಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3455)(cid:3178) ;

2. ಸದ(cid:3588) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485) ಅವಶ(cid:3186) (cid:3648)ಲ(cid:3189) (cid:3653)ಂ(cid:3455) (cid:3209)(cid:3380) (cid:3539)ದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3209)(cid:3452)ಯ ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218)(cid:3233) (cid:3708)ಂ(cid:3453)(cid:3590)(cid:3228)ಸತಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3455)(cid:3178) ;

3. (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)ದ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3648)(cid:3482)ಶ(cid:3197)(cid:3588)(cid:3572)ದ ಅಥ(cid:3647) (cid:3212)(cid:3584) ಆ(cid:3228) (cid:3707)(cid:3483)(cid:3197)ರಕ(cid:3647)(cid:3230)ವ (cid:3588)ೕ(cid:3423)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಬಳಸತಕ(cid:3161) ದ(cid:3178) ಲ(cid:3189) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3572)(cid:3650)(cid:3459) (cid:3588)ೕ(cid:3423)ಯ ಅ(cid:3423)ಕ(cid:3187) ಮಣ(cid:3647)ಗ(cid:3464)(cid:3428) ಕ(cid:3187) ಮವ(cid:3708)ಸತಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3455)(cid:3178) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3434)(cid:3423) (cid:3534)(cid:3618) ಅಳವ(cid:3378)(cid:3693) (cid:3704)ರ(cid:3198)(cid:3193) ಸತಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3455)(cid:3178) .

4. (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)ದ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3209)(cid:3452)ಯ ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218)ಯ ಅ(cid:3485)ಮ(cid:3423) ಇಲ(cid:3189) (cid:3458) (cid:3557)(cid:3587)ಟ (cid:3557)(cid:3380)(cid:3650)(cid:3452)ಗ(cid:3618)ೕ, (cid:3230)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3233)/ಉಪ(cid:3230)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3233) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3380)(cid:3650)(cid:3452)ಗ(cid:3618)ೕ, ಅಡ(cid:3557)ನ, ವ(cid:3227)(cid:4305)ವ(cid:3413), (cid:3452)ನ, ಇತ(cid:3593) (cid:3572)(cid:3650)(cid:3459) (cid:3588)ೕ(cid:3423)ಯ ಪರ(cid:3542)(cid:3593)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3527)ರ(cid:3455);

5. (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)ದ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3178) (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3497)(cid:3187) (cid:3599)(cid:3543)(cid:3695)ವ (cid:3501)ವ(cid:4305)ದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3662)ಸನಬದ(cid:3178) (cid:3647)(cid:3228) ಪ(cid:3383)ಯ(cid:3534)(cid:3197)ದ ಪರ(cid:3647)ನ(cid:3228)ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3704)(cid:3539)(cid:3468)ತ (cid:3497)(cid:3187) (cid:3468)(cid:3197)ರಗ(cid:3633)ಂದ ಪ(cid:3383)ಯತಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3455)(cid:3178) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3483)(cid:3572)(cid:3557)(cid:3485)(cid:3692)ರ (cid:3497)ವ(cid:3423)ಸ(cid:3534)(cid:3197)ದ ಎ(cid:3617)(cid:3189) (cid:3588)ೕ(cid:3423)ಯ (cid:3665)ಲ(cid:3161) ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಕ(cid:3377)(cid:3173) ಯ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) (cid:3497)ವ(cid:3423)ಸತಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3455)(cid:3178) ;

6. (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)(cid:3423) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ (cid:3564)(cid:3623) (cid:3572)(cid:3650)(cid:3459) (cid:3482)(cid:3186) (cid:3572)ಲಯದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3452)(cid:3653) (cid:3452)ಖ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)ದ(cid:3178) (cid:3593) ಈ (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)(cid:3423)(cid:3575) (cid:3482)(cid:3186) (cid:3572)ಲಯದ ಅಂ(cid:3423)ಮ (cid:3423)ೕ(cid:3498)(cid:4305)(cid:3233) ಒಳಪ(cid:3348)(cid:3171) (cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458);¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1263

7. (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)ದ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ (cid:3572)(cid:3650)(cid:3459) (cid:3542)ಗ(cid:3650) (cid:3692)ವ(cid:4305)ಜ(cid:3483)ಕ ಉ(cid:3458)(cid:3178) ೕಶ(cid:3203)(cid:3161) ಅಗತ(cid:3186) (cid:3647)(cid:3228)ದ(cid:3178) (cid:3618)(cid:3189) , ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರ(cid:3650) ಸದ(cid:3588) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಪ(cid:3588)(cid:3707)ರ (cid:3483)ೕಡ(cid:3459) (cid:3708)ಂ(cid:3428)(cid:3233)(cid:3455)(cid:3206)(cid:3635)(cid:3190) ವ ಹಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3716)ಂ(cid:3453)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458);

8. (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)ದ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485) 1969 ರ ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ (cid:3546) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)(cid:3423) (cid:3483)ಯಮಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) ಬದ(cid:3178) (cid:3647)(cid:3228)ರತಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3455)(cid:3178) . ಸದ(cid:3588) (cid:3483)ಯಮಗಳ ಉಲ(cid:3189) ಂಘ(cid:3488)(cid:3572)ದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಈ (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)(cid:3423) ಆ(cid:3459)ಶ ತನ(cid:3180) ಷ(cid:3171) (cid:3203)(cid:3161) (cid:3422)(cid:3489) ರ(cid:3452)(cid:3178) (cid:3230)(cid:3650)(cid:3455) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3572)(cid:3650)(cid:3459) ಪ(cid:3588)(cid:3707)ರ (cid:3483)ೕಡ(cid:3459) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)ದ (cid:3546)(cid:3558)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ವಶ(cid:3203)(cid:3161) ಪ(cid:3383)ಯ(cid:3617)(cid:3230)(cid:3650)(cid:3455);

9. (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)ದ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕನ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಹ(cid:3692)(cid:3176) ಂತ(cid:3588)(cid:3695)(cid:3647)ಗ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ (cid:3647)ಸ(cid:3176) ವ ಪ(cid:3588)(cid:3693)(cid:3177) (cid:3423)ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಗಮನದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3588)(cid:3693)(cid:3206)ಂ(cid:3380) (cid:3303)(cid:3617)(cid:3189) (cid:3468)(cid:3197)(cid:3588)ಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3501)ರಕ(cid:3647)ದ ಷರ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3648)(cid:3468)ಸಬ(cid:3710)(cid:3452)(cid:3228)(cid:3458);

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ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ (cid:3587)ಜ(cid:3186) (cid:3497)ಲರ ಆ(cid:3459)(cid:3662)(cid:3485)(cid:3692)ರ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಅವರ (cid:3713)ಸ(cid:3588)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (ಮ(cid:3707)ಂತಯ(cid:3186) ಎ(cid:3706). (cid:3716)ಸಮಠ) ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ಅ(cid:3468)ೕನ (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ದ(cid:3663)(cid:4305), (cid:3209)(cid:3452)ಯ ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218), ((cid:3546) (cid:3569)(cid:3306)(cid:3587)(cid:3423)-1) PR-3931264 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA No. HD 520 SST 2025 Karnataka Government of Secretariat Vidhana Soudha, Dr. Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru, date:30.09.2026.

NOTIFICATION

Whereas, Government Notification No. HD 520 SST 2025, dated 18.11.2025, was issued, inter alia, purporting to appoint/confer powers upon the Superintendent of Police as the authority competent to exercise powers under the Karnataka Police Act, 1963, including Sections 55 and 56 thereof;

And whereas, the Hon’ble High Court of Karnataka, Dharwad Bench, in Writ Petition No. 104096/2026 (GM-POLICE), vide order dated 24.08.2026, has allowed the writ petition and declared the notification dated 18.11.2025 to be non-est and a nullity, insofar as its second part purports to appoint/confer such powers upon the Superintendent of Police;

Now, therefore, in compliance with the aforesaid order of the Hon’ble High Court, the second part of Government Notification No. HD 520 SST 2025, dated 18.11.2025, insofar as it purports to appoint/confer powers upon the Superintendent of Police as the authority competent to exercise powers under the Karnataka Police Act, 1963, under Sections 55 and 56 thereof, is hereby withdrawn with immediate effect, being non-est and a nullity.

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka (Archana M.S.) Joint Secretary to Government, Home Department (Law & Order) 080-22033254, e-mail: uslo-home@karnataka.gov.in PR-394 PROCEEDINGS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sub: Karnataka Aerospace Policy 2026-31 – reg.

Read: Proposal from Commissioner for Industrial Development and Director of Industries and Commerce, Bengaluru in File No. DIC- LMIOPP/83/2026-PP, Dated: 18.07.2026. ***

PREAMBLE:

Karnataka is India’s leading Aerospace & Defence ecosystem and one of the country’s most mature locations for design, engineering, manufacturing, R&D, testing, certification, systems integration and lifecycle support. The State was the first in India to announce a dedicated Aerospace & Defence policy in 2013 and has since retained a¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1265 leadership position through the presence of major public-sector anchors, global OEMs, research institutions, technology companies, MSMEs and a deep engineering talent base. The establishment of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited in Bengaluru, followed by organisations such as BEL, BEML, BHEL, DRDO, NAL, ADA, ISRO and IISc, created the institutional foundation for Karnataka’s growth as India’s Aerospace & Defence capital.

India’s Aerospace, Defence, Aviation and Space sectors are at an inflection point.

Indigenous defence production rose to INR 1.78 lakh crore in FY 2025–26, while defence exports reached a record INR 38,424 crore, with Indian defence products reaching over 80 countries. India has also emerged as the world’s third-largest domestic aviation market, with airports increasing from 74 in 2014 to 163 in 2025 and a national vision to expand to 350–400 airports by 2047. The Indian space economy, estimated at about USD 8.4 billion in 2023, is projected to grow to approximately USD 44 billion by 2033 and USD 100 billion by 2040.

Karnataka continues to strengthen its position as one of India’s leading aerospace and defence hubs, supported by recent investments and expansion announcements from several global and domestic ecosystem players, including Airbus, Tata Advanced Systems, Air India, Collins Aerospace, Aequs, Boeing, Safran, Mahindra Aerospace, and others.

Karnataka is also emerging as India's leading Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul

(MRO) hub, supported by major investments in commercial aviation MRO.

The Government is placing equal emphasis on facilitating the timely grounding and operationalisation of these investments to accelerate manufacturing and employment.

These establishments and recent investments have contributed towards the strong Aerospace & Defence ecosystem in Karnataka today, as illustrated below-  Karnataka continues to account for 67% of India’s aircraft and helicopter manufacturing for defence services and about 65% of India’s aerospace- related exports.

 Bengaluru is recognized as India’s aerospace capital, contributing nearly 60% of the country’s aerospace manufacturing and defence research, and employing over 1 lakh professionals in the city’s aerospace sector.

 Karnataka has a deep supplier ecosystem with 2,000+ SMEs capable of niche subcontracting work and constitutes around 70% of India’s A&D supplier base.  Bengaluru is among the top 3 global aerospace cities in attracting foreign investments and ranks 1st in aerospace FDI jobs created.

Karnataka is strongly placed to capture this opportunity because of its HAL-led aerospace heritage, defence PSU ecosystem, global OEM presence, precision-manufacturing base, engineering design capabilities and supplier network. The State also hosts one of India's largest concentrations of aerospace design and engineering talent, enabling close integration between design,1266 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 manufacturing and final assembly activities.

This Policy is framed on the board principles of Karnataka Industrial Policy 2025-30. The policy has been formulated through series of discussions with various Stake Holders, Representatives of AEROSPACE Industries, related Government department & Organisations.

In light of the facts, covered in the preamble, a decision has been taken by the Government to formulate and adopt the Karnataka Aerospace Policy for the period 2026-31.

Hence the following order.

GOVERNMENT ORDER NO. CI 184 SPI 2026, BENGALURU,

DATE: 16.09.2026 In the circumstances explained in the preamble, Government is pleased to announce the Karnataka Aerospace Policy for the period 2026-31 as detailed in

Annexe to this order and supported by following Appendices:

Appendix -1: Units Eligible for Incentives Under Aerospace & Defence Policy Appendix – 2: Definition of Terms & Conditions for sanction of Incentives & Concessions Appendix -3 : The Zonal Classification as per Industrial Policy 2025 – 30 The above Karnataka Aerospace & Defence Policy 2026-31 shall come into immediate effect from date of issue of Government Order and shall be in force for a period of 5 years or till a new policy is announced.

This order is issued with the concurrence of Finance Department vide Note No: FD 438 Exp -1 2021, Dated 03.09.2026 and with the approval granted in Cabinet Case No:

C.510/2026 held on 08.09.2026.

By Order and in the name of the Governor of Karnataka, (S. SELVAKUMAR) Principal Secretary to Government, Commerce & Industries Department.¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 12671268 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Preamble 01 Karnataka is India’s leading Aerospace & Defence ecosystem and one of the country’s most mature locations for design, engineering, manufacturing, R&D, testing, certification, systems integration and lifecycle support. The State was the first in India to announce a dedicated Aerospace & Defence policy in 2013 and has since retained a leadership position through the presence of major public-sector anchors, global OEMs, research institutions, technology companies, MSMEs and a deep engineering talent base. The establishment of Hindustan Aeronautics Limited in Bengaluru, followed by organisations such as BEL, BEML, BHEL, DRDO, NAL, ADA, ISRO and IISc, created the institutional foundation for Karnataka’s growth as India’s Aerospace & Defence capital.

India’s Aerospace, Defence, Aviation and Space sectors are at an inflection point. Indigenous defence production rose to INR 1.78 lakh crore in FY 2025–26, while defence exports reached a record INR 38,424 crore, with Indian defence products reaching over 80 countries. India has also emerged as the world’s third-largest domestic aviation market, with airports increasing from 74 in 2014 to 163 in 2025 and a national vision to expand to 350–400 airports by 2047.

The Indian space economy, estimated at about USD 8.4 billion in 2023, is projected to grow to approximately USD 44 billion by 2033 and USD 100 billion by 2040.

Karnataka continues to strengthen its position as one of India’s leading aerospace and defence hubs, supported by recent investments and expansion announcements from several global and domestic ecosystem players, including Airbus, Tata Advanced Systems, Air India, Collins Aerospace, Aequs, Boeing, Safran, Mahindra Aerospace, and others.

In a significant milestone for India’s aerospace manufacturing ecosystem, Tata Advanced Systems and Airbus inaugurated India’s first private-sector helicopter Final Assembly Line for the Airbus H125 at Vemagal, Karnataka in February 2026. The first “Made in India” H125 helicopter is expected to roll out in early 2027, further reinforcing Karnataka’s role as a preferred destination for advanced aerospace manufacturing, assembly, and supply-chain development. Safran is further expanding its presence in the State through advanced manufacturing of aerospace and defence electronics, avionics, actuation systems and associated R&D capabilities, reinforcing Karnataka's position in high-value aerospace manufacturing.

Karnataka is also emerging as India's leading Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) hub, supported by major investments from Air India and IndiGo in commercial aviation MRO, as well as Tata Advanced Systems' partnership with Lockheed Martin for a defence MRO for the C-130J Super Hercules fleet.

The Government is placing equal emphasis on facilitating the timely grounding and operationalisation of these investments to accelerate manufacturing and employment. These establishments and recent investments have contributed towards the strong Aerospace & Defence ecosystem in Karnataka today, as illustrated below-  Karnataka continues to account for 67% of India’s aircraft and helicopter manufacturing for defence services and about 65% of India’s aerospace-related exports.

 Bengaluru is recognized as India’s aerospace capital, contributing nearly 60% of the country’s aerospace manufacturing and defence research, and employing over 1 lakh professionals in the city’s aerospace sector.

 Karnataka has a deep supplier ecosystem with 2,000+ SMEs capable of niche subcontracting work and constitutes around 70% of India’s A&D supplier base.  Bengaluru is among the top 3 global aerospace cities in attracting foreign investments and ranks 1st in aerospace FDI jobs created.¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1269 Karnataka has significant potential to further grow as a leading state in Aerospace & Defence due to the following advantages-  Mature aerospace expertise with a deep base of MSMEs, Tier 1/2/3 suppliers, precision engineering companies and certified manufacturing units serving defence PSUs, global OEMs and private-sector platform programs.

 Bengaluru’s leadership in IT/ITES, electronics hardware, embedded systems, software engineering and digital technologies, which is increasingly relevant for avionics, defence electronics, space systems, autonomous platforms and AI-enabled aerospace applications.

 Strong talent and R&D base anchored by HAL, ISRO, DRDO, IISc, NAL, ADA, BEL, BEML and global engineering centres of leading aerospace companies, and new age start ups.  Strong ancillary support ecosystem, with Karnataka’s leadership in machine tools, heavy electrical machinery, ESDM, software, design engineering, precision manufacturing and advanced industrial services.

 Strong aviation and logistics infrastructure: BLR Airport handled 43.82 million passengers and 520,985 metric tonnes of cargo in CY 2025, reinforcing Bengaluru’s role as a key aviation, cargo, MRO and aerospace manufacturing gateway.

Validity of Policy 02 This policy shall be valid for a period of five years from the date of issue of the Government Order or till such time that a new policy is introduced by the Government of Karnataka. Further, the policy is valid for New Manufacturing Investments in Karnataka with the categories defined below.

To calculate incentives, the following classification will be considered as per the table below irrespective of the definitions of MSMEs under the MSMED Act.

Table 1: Definition of Micro, Small and Medium Investments Category Investment Amount in Plant and Machinery (INR Crore) Micro Upto 1 Small >1-10 Medium >10-50 Further, investments for expansion of capacity will be considered for capital expenditure of new manufacturing facilities set up by an existing enterprise for manufacturing a product that is already being manufactured with / without upgradation of technology or the process. Further, the enterprise to be eligible for incentives under the expansion program must increase the capital expenditure by at least 25% of the existing fixed investment.1270 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Table 2: Definition of Large, Mega, and Ultra Mega Investments Category Minimum Total Capital Investment Amount (INR Crore) Large >50 – 300 Mega >300 – 1000 Ultra Mega >1000 Table 3: Eligibility for incentives Investment Eligibility for incentives New Eligible for incentives basis Category of Investment Existing Enterprise Additional investment of at least 25% of existing fixed assets Further, manufacturing entities eligible under the Aerospace & Defence Policy 2026-31 can also claim incentives under Karnataka Industrial Policy 2025-30. The entity will be able to claim benefits under a single policy (Either Aerospace & Defence Policy 2026-31 or Industrial Policy 2025-30).

Industry Outlook 03

3.1 Integrated End-Assemblies for Defence Platforms/Systems, Civil Aviation and Engines India is transitioning from licensed production and component-level manufacturing to larger-scale platform integration, systems integration and end-assembly across defence and civil aerospace. The C-295 programme, under which Tata Advanced Systems is responsible for manufacturing 40 aircraft in India, marks a significant step in India’s evolution as an aircraft manufacturing location. Similarly, the Ministry of Defence’s contract with HAL for 97 LCA Mk1A aircraft worth more than INR 62,370 crore will create sustained demand for structures, systems, avionics, engines, tooling, testing and lifecycle-support capabilities.

Growing emphasis on indigenous manufacturing under the Government of India's 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' initiative, alongside increasing commercial aviation demand, is expected to further accelerate the development of integrated manufacturing capabilities.

Karnataka is strongly placed to capture this opportunity because of its HAL-led aerospace heritage, defence PSU ecosystem, global OEM presence, precision-manufacturing base, engineering design capabilities and supplier network.

The State also hosts one of India's largest concentrations of aerospace design and engineering talent, enabling close integration between design, manufacturing and final assembly activities.

3.2 - MRO: Civil and Defence India is one of the fastest-growing aviation markets globally, creating strong demand for Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul across civil and defence platforms. Rapid fleet expansion by Indian airlines, rising air passenger traffic and the induction of new-generation aircraft are expected to drive sustained demand for airframe, engine and component¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1271 MRO services over the coming decade. The Government of India has positioned MRO as a strategic growth area, with the domestic MRO industry expected to reach about USD 4 billion by 2030 and a uniform 5% IGST introduced on aircraft and aircraft engine parts to strengthen domestic MRO competitiveness.

Karnataka has already seen strong investment momentum in this area: major OEMs and airlines such Air India, Tata Advanced Systems and Lockheed Martin, IndiGo, and Collins have announced their upcoming MROs in Karnataka. As the fleet MRO ecosystem growing in Karnataka, the State is expanding its focus on attracting component and engine MROs.

3.3 - Space Manufacturing India’s space sector is moving from a government-led model to a broader public-private ecosystem, supported by the Indian Space Policy 2023, IN-SPACe facilitation and FDI reforms. The sector is also witnessing increasing commercialisation across satellite manufacturing, launch vehicles, space-based applications and downstream services, creating new opportunities for private industry across the value chain.

IN-SPACe’s Decadal Vision aims to grow India’s space economy from about USD 8.4 billion in 2022 to USD 44 billion by 2033, including USD 11 billion in exports. The Indian Space Policy 2023 also seeks to encourage greater private-sector participation across the space value chain, including the creation of space- and ground-based assets.

Karnataka has a natural advantage in space manufacturing due to the presence of ISRO, ISTRAC, satellite-building capabilities, research institutions and emerging space-tech companies in Bengaluru. The 2025 technology transfer agreement between NSIL, ISRO, IN-SPACe and HAL for the Small Satellite Launch Vehicle, signed at ISRO Headquarters in Bengaluru, further strengthens the case for Karnataka to deepen its launch-vehicle and space-manufacturing ecosystem.

3.4 - Advanced and Specialized Materials for Aerospace and Defence Applications Advanced materials are becoming an integral part of modern aerospace and defence manufacturing. Their applicationsare expanding across aircraft, helicopters, UAVs, missiles, launch vehicles, satellites, engines and electronic systems, with materials such as lightweight composites, titanium alloys, superalloys, ceramics, radar- absorbent materials, specialized coatings, additive-manufactured metals and advanced polymers increasingly being adopted. The increasing focus on lightweight platforms, higher performance and next-generation aerospace and defence technologies is driving sustained demand for these materials. The global aerospace composites market is estimated at about USD 30.3 billion in 2025 and projected to reach USD 53.4 billion by 2030. India's aerospace composites market is also expected to grow from about USD 358.4 million in 2025 to USD 723.4 million by 2034.

Karnataka can build a differentiated position in advanced materials by leveraging its strengths in research institutions, precision engineering, machine tools, software, digital manufacturing, ESDM and aerospace-grade quality systems.

The State is well placed to develop manufacturing and testing capabilities for composite structures, aero-engine materials, thermal-protection systems, specialty coatings, lightweight structures, additive-manufactured aerospace components, high-reliability fasteners, radomes, battery materials for eVTOLs and high-performance materials for space and missile applications. The sub-sector also presents significant opportunities for MSMEs through certification support, common testing facilities, material-characterization laboratories and OEM-approved process capabilities.

3.5 Defence, Aviation and Space Electronics Electronics is becoming the core differentiator across modern aerospace, defence and space platforms. Increasing digitalisation and autonomy are driving higher electronics content across aircraft, defence systems and satellites.

Avionics, sensors, radars, electronic warfare systems, communication and navigation systems, satellite electronics, power electronics and flight-control systems are becoming increasingly critical to platform capability, performance and value. Karnataka already has a strong base in electronics, embedded systems, software, IT/ITES and ESDM, and the current policy identifies electronic components for aerospace, defence and space as a focus sub-sector.1272 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 The opportunity is reinforced by the growth of India’s defence electronics market, estimated at about USD 6.85 billion in 2024 and projected to reach about USD 11.35 billion by 2032. Karnataka’s ecosystem includes leading defence PSUs, global OEMs, electronics manufacturers, semiconductor and ESDM companies, and a deep pool of engineering talent. This provides a strong foundation for the design and manufacture of avionics, RF systems, radar and electronic warfare systems, satellite electronics, secure communication systems and drone electronics, supported by specialised testing and certification capabilities.

Recent investment decisions by global aerospace majors further validate Karnataka’s competitiveness in this segment.

Safran’s decision to set up its first avionics manufacturing facility outside France in Karnataka is a strong testament to the State’s mature aerospace-electronics ecosystem, availability of high-quality engineering talent, established supplier base, and ability to support advanced manufacturing and certification-intensive activities. Such investments demonstrate Karnataka’s potential to emerge not only as a manufacturing base for aerospace and defence electronics, but also as a hub for high-value design, integration, testing and product development across next- generation aerospace, defence and space platforms.

3.6 Unmanned Aerial Systems End-Assemblies Unmanned Aerial Systems are emerging as a high-growth opportunity across defence, homeland security, agriculture, logistics, infrastructure, disaster management, mining, mapping and industrial inspection. Advances in autonomous technologies, miniaturization and artificial intelligence are further expanding the range of UAS applications across both defence and civilian sectors.

The Government of India has stated its aim to make India a global drone hub by 2030, supported by the liberalised Drone Rules 2021, DigitalSky platform, PLI scheme, Drone Shakti and DGCA-recognised training infrastructure. The PLI scheme for drones and drone components has an outlay of INR 120 crore for 2022–23 to 2024–25. Industry estimates project India’s drone manufacturing potential at USD 23 billion by 2030.

Karnataka is well positioned to develop UAS end-assembly capabilities, given its strengths in aerospace structures, electronics, software, autonomy, AI, propulsion integration, precision components and composites. The State is also home to a growing base of drone and UAV startups, including NewSpace Research & Technologies, General Aeronautics, Vayavya Labs, IdeaForge’s Bengaluru operations, Dhaksha Unmanned Systems’ Karnataka presence, and other emerging players working across UAV design, manufacturing, autonomy, surveillance, mapping, agriculture, logistics and defence applications.

Further, the Drones Federation of India has signed an MoU with the Information Technology and Biotechnology Department of Karnataka to set up a drone testing facility in Chintamani. Along with the policy’s recognition of UAVs as a focus sub-sector, this provides Karnataka with a strong base to deepen UAV manufacturing, testing and end- assembly as a dedicated growth area.

3.7 Sustainable Aviation - eVTOLs and Advanced Air Mobility Sustainable aviation and Advanced Air Mobility are emerging as important future opportunities as the aviation industry moves toward electrification, lower emissions, quieter aircraft and new forms of urban and regional mobility.

Rapid advances in electric propulsion, batteries and autonomous flight technologies are accelerating the development and commercialization of eVTOL aircraft globally. In India, DGCA has issued advisory material on the design, operation and authorization of vertiports, recognizing the need for specialized infrastructure to support VTOL and STOL aircraft.

Karnataka's strengths in aerospace engineering, electric mobility, batteries, power electronics, embedded systems, simulation, software, certification support and startup innovation make it well placed to become India's preferred destination for eVTOL and sustainable aviation manufacturing. Karnataka hosts advanced mobility start-ups and the State's established aerospace ecosystem and strong innovation base provides a favourable environment for the development of next-generation aircraft and Advanced Air Mobility solutions.¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1273

3.8 Ammunition Ammunition is a critical and recurring demand segment within the defence manufacturing ecosystem, covering small-, medium- and large-caliber ammunition, artillery shells, tank ammunition, propellants, explosives, fuzes, warheads and precision-guided munitions. Unlike platform manufacturing, ammunition requires continuous replenishment, stockpiling, upgrades and lifecycle support, making it a high-potential area for sustained industrial investment.

India’s ammunition ecosystem is witnessing strong momentum, supported by indigenisation, private-sector participation and improved procurement visibility. The Indian Army has significantly reduced dependence on imported ammunition, with reports indicating that the import share in its ammunition budget has declined from around 35–40% earlier to below 10%, with the objective of further reducing imports across most categories. The restructuring of the erstwhile Ordnance Factory Board into seven Defence Public Sector Undertakings has also created a more commercially oriented manufacturing structure, enabling capacity expansion and greater industry participation.

The sector offers significant opportunity for upstream localisation in critical inputs such as nitrocellulose, energetic materials, specialised chemicals, antimony, propellants, fuzes and precision components. Given rising geopolitical uncertainty, greater private-sector capacity and increasing use of multi-year procurement contracts, ammunition manufacturing is emerging as a strategically important segment.

Karnataka is well positioned to capture this opportunity, given its strong aerospace and defence ecosystem, presence of HAL, BEL, DRDO laboratories, BEML and other strategic institutions, and mature capabilities in precision engineering, electronics, machine tools, metallurgy and advanced manufacturing. The State can therefore position ammunition as a focus area within the A&D policy, with emphasis on ammunition components, fuzes, energetic materials, propellants, warheads, smart munitions, testing, storage and safety systems.

Vision 04 To position Karnataka as the preferred destination for future-ready aerospace, defence, aviation and space industries by developing a globally competitive manufacturing and innovation ecosystem Policy Objectives 05 The objectives of the updated Karnataka Aerospace & Defence Policy 2026-31 are as follows:

 Attract investments tothe tune of INR 60,000 crore in Aerospace & Defence sector over the 5-year policy period.1274 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1  Create 60,000+ direct and indirect jobs across the Aerospace & Defence value chain during policy period of 5 years  Position Karnataka as a global leader in the Aerospace & Defence sector through a globally competitive manufacturing, innovation, and export ecosystem, including new age A&D manufacturing.

 Strengthen investor confidence by providing a best-in-class Ease of Doing Business (EoDB) framework through industry-friendly policies and streamlined governance.  Accelerate export-led and private sector-led growth by fostering a competitive ecosystem that enhances global market access and private investment.

 Develop world-class testing facilities and common infrastructure to support product development, certification, manufacturing, and commercialization.  Catalyze cluster-led ecosystem development by promoting integrated industrial clusters, collaboration across the value chain, and shared infrastructure.

 Build an industry-aligned, future-ready workforce through skill development, academia-industry partnerships, and capacity-building initiatives aligned with emerging industry needs.

Policy Coverage 06  Categories included in the eligible Aerospace & Defence sector shall be as per Appendix-I. This list shall be subject to modifications in line with the modifications done by the Government of India.

 For the purpose of availing benefits under this policy, the eligible Aerospace & Defence units are defined as those which are designing, engineering, manufacturing, servicing, supplying such material / components / sub-assemblies, etc. fully or partially to the OEMs / Tier 1 / Tier 2 / Tier 3 companies of Aerospace / Defence majors including HAL, ISRO, all defence PSUs of GoI, all defence & security forces viz. Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, CRPF, etc. Construction of MRO Aircraft hangars will also be considered as Aerospace / Defence Industry.

 Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) services engaged in ensuring the operational readiness, longevity and efficiency of aircraft, defence and naval equipment, and related systems shall be considered as eligible Aerospace / Defence units.

 All Industrial units which have got the AS9100 certification are considered as Aerospace / Defence related industrial / service units.  Components identified under the Positive Indigenization List (PIL) notified by the Department of Defence Production (DDP) and the Department of Military Affairs (DMA), as well as items categorized under the MAKE initiative as outlined in the Defence Acquisition Procedure (DAP) of the Government of India, shall also be considered as eligible for benefits under this policy.

 Defence Technology & Test Centres (DTTCs) for advanced testing, specialized testing ranges, simulation centres and training academies for the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force, as well as¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1275 Centres of Excellence for R&D and innovation in the Aerospace & Defence sector, shall be considered as eligible Aerospace / Defence units.

 This policy shall be applicable to all enterprises engaged in the manufacturing of goods under

Section C (groups 252, 303 and 304) and all other groups of Section C pertaining to the Aerospace & Defence sector, Research and Development on natural science and engineering (Section M, Groups 721 and 741), and activities under Section J (Divisions 61, 62 and 63) pertaining to Aerospace & Defence, as defined in the National Industrial Classification (NIC).

 MSMEs and Startups working on any part of the above value chain will also be eligible for getting support under this policy.  Any clarification in the case of interpretation on the definition of Aerospace / Defence industries unit will be given by the State Level Coordination Committee as and when required. Any activity that is not covered under the above will be evaluated and approved on a case-to-case basis.

 The industrial units engaged in the activity / activities that are not covered under the Aerospace & Defence Policy 2026-31 will be eligible for incentives under the Karnataka Industrial Policy 2025- 30/applicable Industrial Policy.

Policy Measures / Themes 07 8 key policy measures identified under the Aerospace & Defence Policy (2026-31) include: • Develop integrated Aerospace & Defence clusters across Karnataka • Expand access to common infrastructure for testing, certification and validation • Create a skilled workforce aligned with evolving industry requirements • Advance innovation through R&D infrastructure and Centres of Excellence • Catalyse the growth of identified focus sub-sectors under the Aerospace & Defence Policy • Strengthen MSME participation in the aerospace and defence value chain • Enhance investor facilitation through best-in-class ease of doing business • Strengthen Karnataka's integration into global aerospace and defence value chains

7.1 Develop integrated Aerospace & Defence clusters across Karnataka The Government shall promote development of state-of-the-art infrastructure conducive for industries, research, and capacity building. It shall encourage private sector participation in a transparent manner to develop, operate and maintain the infrastructure.

The Aerospace & Defence Park at Devanahalli, and subsequent parks and clusters across the state have emerged as a key anchor of Karnataka's aerospace and defence ecosystem. The park has attracted leading global OEMs and domestic companies, including Boeing, Collins Aerospace, Dynamatic Technologies, Goodrich Aerospace and ThyssenKrupp Aerospace, alongside public sector enterprises such as HAL and BEL. It also hosts critical common infrastructure, including1276 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 manufacturing facilities, a Special Free Zone, a Hardware and Embedded Technology Centre, a Technology Innovation Centre with certification and calibration capabilities, and a Common Facilities Centre.

To further strengthen Karnataka competitiveness, develop world-class infrastructure, and promote balanced regional growth, a cluster-led approach shall be adopted to promote A&D manufacturing

across Karnataka:  7 Aerospace & Defence Clusters shall be setup across Karnataka with four locations featuring runway-access manufacturing sites- Vijayapura, Shivamogga, Mysuru and Hassan.  Three manufacturing clusters will be developed in priority domains – Avionics, Space Manufacturing and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) & Urban Air Mobility (UAMs) a. Avionics Cluster: Jangamakote, Bengaluru Urban: The Jangamkote cluster will focus on avionics and related electronics-led Aerospace and Defence activities. It will build on Bengaluru’s established electronics ecosystem, strong engineering talent base, and existing aerospace and defence base.

b.

Space Cluster: Chitradurga: The cluster is proposed to support space-sector activities, including testing, engineering, component development, and related manufacturing, thereby strengthening Karnataka’s position in the space technology ecosystem. The Chitradurga space cluster will leverage its proximity to the ISRO Aeronautical Test Range and access to Bengaluru’s talent ecosystem.

c. UAV & UAM Cluster: Chikkaballapura: The Chikkaballapura cluster will focus on Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Urban Air Mobility systems. The location is well-suited due to the upcoming drone testing facility, availability of uncongested airspace, proximity to Bengaluru’s startup ecosystem, and availability of affordable land.

To incentivize anchor investors and catalyze cluster development, the first three investments in each of the proposed clusters, once notified, shall be eligible for a land cost subsidy, as follows:  50% land cost subsidy for all clusters beyond Bangalore  25% land cost subsidy for clusters in Bangalore Urban and Rural The Aerospace & Defence parks / clusters in the state shall have comprehensive infrastructure facilities including but not limited to roads, captive power generation, water supply, facilities for R&D / testing, common training facilities, common warehouse facilities, and ‘plug and play’ facilities enabling the units to operate on a ‘plug and play’ concept. The Government of Karnataka encourages development of these Aerospace & Defence parks under a 100% privately owned and privately operated model or PPP model, and the SEZs created within these parks shall be suited for companies who wish to discharge their offset obligation requirements in the State.

Incentives shall be provided to Aerospace & Defence park developers as per the Karnataka Industrial Policy. Eligible Private Industrial Parks shall be granted the following standard package

of incentives and concessions during the policy period:

Table 4: Standard Package of Incentives for Private Industrial Park Developers Support For all categories Capital Subsidy 10% of the Value of Fixed Assets on building and infrastructure disbursed in 3 years facilities in all Zones (Value of Fixed Assets includes investment in across equal preparation of land, laying of infrastructure for utilities (water, disbursements power, gas) and roads).¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1277 Support For all categories Exemption of Stamp Stamp Duty to be paid shall be exempted and concessional Duty and Concessional registration charges rate of INR 1/- per INR 1,000/- in respect of Registration Charges loan agreements and for lease deeds, lease-cum-sale deeds, absolute sale deeds executed by the Developer in respect of lands purchased for development of private industrial parks in all Zones.

Provision for SPV in Government will facilitate KIADB with a provision to enter into a Private Industrial Special Purpose Vehicle with <25% equity stake in the form of raw Park Creation land for the development of industrial areas in PPP mode through transparent process.

Note:Support for Private industrial parks will be eligible for minimum extent developed of 50 acres.

7.2 Expand access to common infrastructure for testing, certification and validation One of the main impediments for domestic aerospace and defence production units to be competitive in global aerospace and defence opportunities is lack of easily accessible testing infrastructure. Aerospace and Defence Testing Infrastructure is often capital intensive requiring continuous upgradation and it is not economically viable for individual aerospace and defence industrial units to set up in-house testing facilities. As a result, private companies need to wait for up to 4-6 months to complete testing in certain cases. Therefore, common testing facilities established with support of the Government shall prove to be beneficial for private companies.

The State shall fully fund the capital cost of two anchor Common Testing and Certification Facilities (CTCFs) in priority aerospace and defence sectors, in addition to the upcoming Common Facilities Centre at the Devanahalli A&D Park. The specific testing and certification capabilities to be established at each facility shall be identified based on industry demand, regional ecosystem requirements, and infrastructure gaps through detailed stakeholder consultations. An industry association or another suitable operator may be engaged to undertake this assessment and manage the operation of the facilities. Indicative testing capabilities that may be considered include:

Table 5: Indicative Testing and Certification Capabilities for Common Facilities Category Indicative Facilities • Drone/UAV/RPA testing facilities Aerial Platform Testing • Drone and counter-drone testing with runway access, designated airspace and regulatory approvals • EMI/EMC testing for radars, UAVs, avionics and electronic Electromagnetic & RF Testing systems • Electronic warfare testing facilities • EO/IR and thermal calibration facilities Electro-Optics & Sensors • Optical performance and surface coating validation to OEM specifications1278 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 • Environmental testing (temperature, humidity, vibration, Environmental, Mechanical & altitude, etc.) Dynamic Testing • Radiated noise and shock testing • Specialized vehicle and platform test tracks • Ballistic testing facilities Ballistic & Blast Testing • Blast testing facilities • Physical, chemical and metallurgical testing of aerospace materials and welded components • Mechanical performance testing of coatings and painted Materials, Coatings & Special surfaces Processes • Rubber and elastomer testing for aerospace and defence applications • Heat treatment, surface treatment and special-process qualification to OEM standards • Software verification and validation Software & Systems Testing • Testing and qualification of systems, sub-assemblies and components across the A&D supply chain • DGAQA certification facilities Certification & Qualification • OEM-approved testing, audit and qualification facilities • General aerospace qualification and certification facilities Industry testing and certification requirements shall be periodically collated to identify infrastructure gaps. A state-level repository of testing infrastructure (covering DPSUs such as HAL, DRDO, etc.) shall be explored to streamline access and booking to improve utilization of current infrastructure.

7.3 Create a skilled workforce aligned with evolving industry requirements The State shall conduct industry connect workshops and skill gap studies around identified Aerospace & Defence clusters to understand the growing needs of skilled and semi-skilled manpower in this sector, including requirements for graduate engineers specializing in the manufacturing engineering and quality assurance domains.

A comprehensive skill-gap study shall be undertaken periodically to assess the current and emerging workforce requirements of the aerospace and defence sector across priority sub-sectors and clusters. The study shall identify demand for technical, vocational and advanced skills, evaluate existing training capacity, and inform the design of targeted skilling interventions by the State.

ITI and curricula shall be periodically aligned with evolving aerospace and defence industry requirements in consultation with industry, academic institutions and skilling associations. The State shall encourage the introduction of specialized courses, electives, certification programmes and apprenticeship opportunities to improve industry readiness and employability of graduates, as well as for senior executives.

Private sector companies in the Aerospace & Defence sector shall be encouraged to adopt vocational training institutes/ITIs and / or partner with colleges and universities as appropriate, and PSUs such as DRDO, BEL, NAL, etc. shall be encouraged to partner with academic institutes, offer certification courses / diploma programs / electives, and provide internships to deserving candidates.¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1279 The Government of Karnataka shall actively associate with the Aerospace / Avionics / Defence Sector Skill Council in all its endeavors to augment the skills in the sunrise sector.

7.4 Advance innovation through R&D infrastructure and Centres of Excellence The Aerospace & Defence sector needs to focus more on technological outcomes and the Government of Karnataka shall encourage and incentivize companies to develop advanced technologies such as engine services technology, special process technology, IOT, etc.

The Government shall facilitate the establishment of Centres of Excellence (CoEs) in priority aerospace and defence domains in collaboration with industry, academia and research institutions.

These CoEs shall serve as shared platforms for accelerated ecosystem development, providing best- in-class infrastructure for research, training, prototyping, etc. Viability Gap Funding (VGF) may be extended by the Government on a case-by-case basis to support CoEs of strategic importance.

The Engineering R&D Policy launched by the Government of Karnataka mentions Aerospace and Defence as a focus sector and encourages R&D activity in this sector. The salient features of this

policy include but are not limited to: • GoK will provide reimbursement of 50% of rent, up to INR 2 crores or INR 1666 per employee per month, to an MNC / Indian entity setting up or expanding GCCs in Engineering R&D beyond Bengaluru Urban District.

• GoK will provide recruitment assistance of INR 20 lakhs to an MNC / Indian entity setting up or expanding operations, beyond Bengaluru Urban District. Only one application per entity will be allowed during the policy period.

• GoK will provide a conditional grant up to 40% of the approved R&D expenditures, up to INR 8 crores per entity to fund technological innovation. • GoK will provide a grant of up to 40% of the approved budget or INR 50 crores, whichever is lower (for 3 units located in 3 different locations beyond Bengaluru Urban District) to support prototyping & testing infrastructure.

• GoK will provide funding equivalent to 33% of the costs, up to INR 8 crores per entity for establishment of innovation labs beyond Bengaluru Urban District. • GoK will provide a grant of up to 80% for a project cost up to INR 3 crores per entity to conduct trials or pilot programs with State Government Departments under the Digital Innovation for Services Challenge Program.

• GoK will support setting up of ‘Go & See Centers’ to demonstrate Engineering R&D capability of the State to prospective customers, in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) mode. • GoK will provide funding equivalent to 75% of the approved budget, up to INR 75 lakhs for 12 months (while the participating entity funds the remaining 25% of the approved project cost) to promote Applied Research in Academia to support industrial application of Academic Research.

• GoK will reimburse 50% of the internship stipend for interns per entity, for a period of 3 months, up to INR 10,000 per month per intern, for a maximum of 250 interns per year and 1250 interns over the policy period.

• GoK will provide a monthly stipend of INR 70,000 for the first two years, INR 75,000 for the third year and INR 80,000 for the fourth year, and an annual research grant of INR 2 lakhs for students1280 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 enrolled in PhD programs related to Engineering R&D in Karnataka as part of the CM Research Fellowship program.

The Engineering R&D Fund under the ER&D Policy and relevant funds under the Start-Up Policy 2025-30 shall support prototyping, technology development and IP commercialization. The guidelines for these incentives shall be as per the Karnataka Engineering Research & Development (Engineering R&D) Policy.

7.5 Catalyze the growth of identified focus sub-sectors under the Aerospace & Defence Policy Based on current industry trends, stakeholder consultations, and emerging opportunities, the focus sub-sectors under the Aerospace & Defence Policy have been revised. The updated policy retains / broadens five sub-sectors from the previous policy while introducing three new high-potential sub- sectors, taking the total to eight focus sub-sectors.

The focus sub-sectors under the Policy are as follows:  Integrated End-Assemblies for Defence Platforms/Systems, Civil Aviation and Engines:

Covers integrated final assembly and sub-system integration lines of civil and defence aircraft, helicopters, aero-engines, and other aerospace platforms, reflecting the growing opportunities for integrated manufacturing in India.

 MRO: Civil and Defence: Maintenance, repair, overhaul, refurbishment, and lifecycle support services for aircraft, helicopters, engines, and aerospace components. With the continued expansion of commercial and defence aviation fleets, MRO remains a strategic, high-growth segment that offers significant opportunities for investment, employment generation, and strengthening the domestic aerospace ecosystem.

 Space Manufacturing: Encompasses manufacturing and assembly of satellites, launch vehicles, and space components. As India's space sector continues to expand with increasing private sector participation, space manufacturing presents strong opportunities for technological advancement, value addition, and global competitiveness.

 Advanced and Specialized Materials for Aerospace and Defence Applications: Includes the manufacturing of advanced composites, high-performance alloys, superalloys, nanomaterials, specialty metals, and other next-generation materials for aerospace and defence applications.

Expanding the scope beyond composites recognizes the increasing importance of advanced materials in enabling lightweight, high-strength, and high-performance aerospace and defence systems.  Defence, Aviation and Space Electronics: Includes manufacturing of avionics, radar systems, sensors, communication equipment, navigation systems, embedded electronics, and other electronic subsystems for aerospace and defence applications. Driven by increasing indigenisation and growing demand for advanced electronic systems across defence, aviation, and space, this continues to be a technology-intensive and high-growth segment.

 Unmanned Aerial Systems End-Assemblies: Covers drones, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), autonomous aerial platforms, payloads, control systems, and related technologies for civil and defence applications. With evolving geopolitical and security requirements and an expected growth rate of approximately 22% CAGR through 2030, UAS has emerged as a critical strategic segment for future investments.¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1281  Sustainable Aviation - eVTOLs and Advanced Air Mobility: Includes electric and hybrid- electric aircraft, electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing (eVTOL) vehicles, advanced air mobility solutions, propulsion technologies, charging infrastructure, and related ecosystem components. As the aviation sector transitions towards cleaner and more sustainable technologies, this emerging segment offers Karnataka a significant opportunity to establish itself as India's anchor hub for advanced air mobility.

 Ammunition: Covers the manufacture of conventional and specialised ammunition, precision- guided munitions, explosives, propellants, fuzes, missiles, rockets, and associated defence components. India has significantly strengthened domestic capabilities, with over 90% of ammunition variants now indigenised. With rising exports, sustained domestic demand and limited manufacturing presence in Karnataka, the sector presents a significant opportunity for the State.

The Government will encourage investments across these focus sub-sectors through targeted policy support and enhanced incentives.

7.6 Strengthen MSME participation in the aerospace and defence value chain MSMEs are the backbone of Karnataka’s economy. They are the engine of incessant growth, both in terms of value addition and providing livelihood to millions of people and creating value for the entire community. MSMEs are best placed to utilize local resources and create local entrepreneurship. MSMEs have the potential to form the backbone of the global aerospace supply chain. Considering the critical role of MSMEs in the Aerospace and Defence sector, the Government will continue to strengthen and promote the MSMEs for achieving inclusive industrial growth and promoting employment generation.

Enhanced incentives will be offered to MSMEs to provide a level playing field and make them competitive. MSMEs will be financially supported for obtaining certification like AS9100 series and NADCAP etc.

7.7 Enhance investor facilitation through best-in-class ease of doing business Karnataka shall continue to strengthen its position as a preferred investment destination by providing a transparent, predictable and investor-centric regulatory environment. The State shall leverage the Invest Karnataka Single Window System to facilitate seamless digital service delivery, time-bound approvals, online application processing, integrated departmental clearances, and effective grievance redressal for Aerospace & Defence projects. Continuous regulatory simplification, process re-engineering, and adoption of best practices in Ease of Doing Business shall be undertaken to reduce compliance burden and improve the overall investor experience. To facilitate coordination with Central Ministries, regulatory authorities and defence establishments, dedicated Nodal Officers shall be designated at Karnataka Udyog Mitra and Karnataka Bhawan, New Delhi, to assist investors in securing Central Government approvals, statutory clearances and other project-related facilitation, thereby enabling faster implementation of investments.

7.8 Strengthen Karnataka's integration into global aerospace and defence value chains The State shall strengthen Karnataka's integration into global aerospace and defence value chains by attracting strategic investments across the aerospace and defence value chain, encouraging long- term partnerships between global OEMs and domestic industry, and supporting the localization of high-value manufacturing and engineering activities. The State shall also facilitate supplier capability development, encourage adoption of internationally recognized quality standards, and strengthen linkages between industry, academia and research institutions to enhance the competitiveness of Karnataka's aerospace and defence ecosystem.1282 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Incentives and Concessions 08 The following incentives & concessions shall be offered to Aerospace and Defence units under this

policy:

8.1 Incentives and Concessions for MSMEs To keep the momentum of growth and to encourage holistic development of MSMEs in Aerospace & Defence sector the State Government will provide the following incentives and concessions:

Investment Promotion Subsidy for Micro & Small Enterprises Table 6: Investment Promotion Subsidy for Micro & Small Enterprises Special Category (SC / ST, Women, Minorities, Enterprise Zone General Category Physically Challenged and Ex-Servicemen Entrepreneurs) 30% of VFA (max INR 30 35% of VFA (max INR 35 Zone 1 lakh) lakh) Micro 25% of VFA (max INR 25 30% of VFA (max INR 30 Zone 2 Enterprises lakh) lakh) 25% of VFA (max INR 20 30% of VFA (max INR 25 Zone 3 lakh) lakh) 25% of VFA (max INR 200 30% of VFA (max INR 225 Zone 1 lakh) lakh) Small 20% of VFA (max INR 150 25% of VFA (max INR 175 Zone 2 Enterprises lakh) lakh) 20% of VFA (max INR 90 25% of VFA (max INR 95 Zone 3 lakh) lakh)

Note: VFA = Value of Fixed Assets. Micro & Small enterprises may avail the investment promotion subsidy up to 10% of turnover in each financial year, spread over a maximum of five financial years from the date of commercial production, capped at the limits above. This is limited to either the period (five financial years) or the limits, whichever is reached earlier, and no carry-forward is permitted.

Investment Promotion Subsidy for Medium Enterprises

Minimum direct employment: 20 for the first INR 10 crore & additional 7 employment for every additional investment of INR 10 crore proportionately. (Applicable to both General and Special categories.)¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1283 Table 7: Investment Promotion Subsidy for Medium Enterprises Zone Capital Subsidy PLI VFA Limit Zone 1 25% of VFA (max INR 10 Cr) 2.5% PLI for 7 yrs 60% of VFA Zone 2 20% of VFA (max INR 8 Cr) 2.25% PLI for 7 yrs 60% of VFA OR

2.0% PLI for 7 yrs 15% of VFA (max INR 4 Cr) (applicable only for Zone 3 (applicable only for Bengaluru 30% of VFA Bengaluru Rural Rural District) District)

Note: Medium Enterprises can avail an investment promotion subsidy to an extent of the percentage of turnover in each financial year for a maximum period as above from the date of commercial production, limited to either the period or VFA limit whichever is reached earlier, with no carry-forward. Enterprises unable to provide employment proportionate to investment will have a lower turnover percentage in proportion to the total employment provided; the maximum period and VFA limit remain as above.

Exemption from Stamp Duty for MSMEs Table 8: Exemption from Stamp Duty for MSMEs Special Category (SC / ST, Women, Minorities, Physically Zone General Category Challenged and Ex-Servicemen Entrepreneurs) Zone 1 100% 100% Zone 2 100% 100% Zone 3 75% 100% Stamp duty to be paid in respect of loan agreements, credit deeds, mortgage and hypothecation deeds executed for availing loans from State Financial Corporation, National Level Financial Institutions, Commercial Banks, Regional Rural Banks, Co-operative Banks, Khadi and Village Industries Board, Khadi and Village Industries Commission, Karnataka State SC / ST Development Corporation, Karnataka State Minority Development Corporation and other institutions which may be notified by the Government from time to time for the initial period of five years only and for lease deeds, lease-cum-sale, sub-lease, transfer of leasehold rights and absolute sale deeds executed by industrial enterprises in respect of industrial plots, sheds, industrial tenements, flatted factories by Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board, Karnataka State Small scale Industries Development Corporation, KEONICS, Industrial Co-operatives, approved private industrial estates / parks, food parks, SPV formed by GoK / GoI and other approved industrial parks shall be exempted.

Concessional Registration Charges for MSMEs Table 9: Concessional Registration Charges for MSMEs Special Category (SC / ST, Women, Minorities, Physically Zone General Category Challenged and Ex-Servicemen Entrepreneurs) All Zones INR 1 per INR 1,000 INR 1 per INR 1,0001284 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 i. The exemption of stamp duty and concessional registration charges are also applicable to lands purchased under Section 109 of the KLR Act, 1961 for the projects approved by SLSWCC / DLSWCC.

ii. The exemption of stamp duty and concessional registration charges are also available for registration of final sale deed in respect of lands, sheds, plots, industrial tenements after the expiry of lease period at the rate as specified in the Industrial Policy which was in vogue at the time of execution of lease-cum-sale deed.

iii. In Zone 3 General and Special Category, 75% and 100% Reimbursement of stamp duty shall be

provided in lieu of 75% and 100% Exemption of stamp duty till such time an amendment is made in the Karnataka Stamp Act respectively. However, Aerospace and Defence industries in Zone 1 and 2 can avail Stamp Duty Exemption and Concessional Registration Charges as per Karnataka Industrial Policy 2020-25 till such time an amendment is made in the Karnataka Stamp Act.

Reimbursement of Land Conversion Fee for MSMEs Table 10: Reimbursement of Land Conversion Fee for MSMEs Special Category (SC / ST, Women, Minorities, Physically Zone General Category Challenged and Ex-Servicemen Entrepreneurs) Zone 1 100% 100% Zone 2 100% 100% Zone 3 75% 100% Exemption from Tax on Electricity Tariff for MSMEs Table 11: Exemption from Tax on Electricity Tariff for MSMEs Special Category (SC / ST, Women, Minorities, Physically Zone General Category Challenged and Ex-Servicemen Entrepreneurs) Zone 1 100% for 7 years 100% for 8 years Zone 2 100% for 6 years 100% for 7 years Zone 3 100% for 4 years 100% for 5 years Power Subsidy for Micro and Small Enterprises

For all zones: Reimbursement of cost of power paid at INR 1.00 per unit consumed, for a period of 3 years.¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1285 Technology Adoption & Innovation for MSMEs Table 12: Technology Adoption & Innovation Incentives for MSMEs Special Category (SC / ST, Women, Minorities, Physically Type of Support General Category Challenged and Ex- Servicemen Entrepreneurs) Interest Subsidy on Zone 1: 5% for 6 years*; Zone Zone 1: 5% for 6 years*; Zone Technology Up- 2: 5% for 5 years*; Zone 3: 5% 2: 5% for 5 years*; Zone 3: 5% gradation Loan for 5 years* for 5 years* Technology Adoption (from recognized 25% of cost (max INR 50,000) 50% of cost (max INR 1,00,000) national laboratories) Technology Business 25% of cost of the incubation 50% of cost of the incubation Incubation Centre centre (max INR 50.00 lakh); centre (max INR 60.00 lakh);

(TBIC) minimum 1 TBIC in Zone 1 minimum 1 TBIC in Zone 1 ISO Series 75% of cost (max INR 75,000) 75% of cost (max INR 1,00,000) Certification 50% of fees payable to BIS for 50% of fees payable to BIS for certification (max INR 20,000) certification (max INR 25,000) BIS Certification & 25% of cost (max INR & 25% of cost (max INR 50,000) for purchase of testing 1,00,000) for purchase of testing equipment as approved by BIS equipment as approved by BIS *On loans availed from KSFC and Scheduled Commercial Banks which are not covered under CLCSS of Government of India.

Incentives for Quality Certification Table 13: Incentives for Quality Certification for MSMEs Special Category (SC / ST, Women, Minorities, Physically Certification General Category Challenged and Ex- Servicemen Entrepreneurs) AS 9100 series 75% of cost (max INR 75,000) 75% of cost (max INR 1,00,000) Certification NADCAP series 75% of cost (max INR 2,00,000) 75% of cost (max INR 3,00,000) Certification WEConnect certification for Women-owned Business Enterprises (WBEs) — For all zones:

For a period of 3 years, maximum limit INR 75,000 — 100% of certification fees for the 1st year (max INR 30,000); 90% of certification fees for the 2nd year (max INR 27,000); 80% of certification fees for the 3rd year (max INR 18,000).1286 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Sustainability and Responsible Industrialization by MSMEs Investments under this category shall be eligible for the same incentives as those applicable to Large investments under

Section 8.2.

8.2 Incentives and Concessions for Large, Mega, and Ultra Mega Enterprises The details of standard package of incentives and concessions offered for establishment of

Aerospace and Defence Industries under Large and above category of enterprises are as under:

8.2.1 Focus sub-sectors The following sub-sectors are identified as focus sub-sectors under this policy: • 8.2.1.1 Integrated end-assemblies for defence platforms / systems, civil aviation, and engines • 8.2.1.2 MRO (Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul) — civil & defence • 8.2.1.3 Space Manufacturing • 8.2.1.4 Advanced / Specialised Materials for aerospace and defence applications • 8.2.1.5 Defence, Aviation, & Space Electronics • 8.2.1.6 Unmanned Aerial Systems end-assemblies • 8.2.1.7 Sustainable Aviation - eVTOLs and Advanced Air Mobility • 8.2.1.8 Ammunition The incentives applicable for focus sub-sectors are as follows:

Table 14: Incentives for Focus Sub-Sectors (Large and Above Enterprises) Incentive Head Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Capital Investment Subsidy (on VFA, including land, P&M, and 30% 27.5% 25% building) or Production Linked Incentive OR Production Linked Incentive 3.5% 3.0% 2.5% Exemption of Stamp Duty 100% Concessional Registration INR 1/- per INR 1,000/- Charges Reimbursement of Land 100% Conversion Fee Boosters Not Applicable Sustainability Linked Incentives Capital Subsidy for Green Measures Total quantum of incentives (PLI) Up to 65% of VFA Up to 45% of VFA¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1287 a. Investments above INR 1000 Cr or in sunrise sectors (evaluated on a case-to-case basis) will be eligible for special incentives packages. Integrated end assembly projects will be eligible for special incentives package with a minimum project investment of INR 750 Cr.

b. The Capital Investment Subsidy on Plant & Machinery will include expenditure on used / second hand / refurbished plant, machinery, and equipment (including for associated utilities and R&D) only if it is imported.

c. The capital Investment subsidy on VFA shall be paid over five equal annual payments. d. 100% Reimbursement of stamp duty and concessional registration charges shall be provided in lieu of 100% Exemption of stamp duty and concessional registration charges till such time an amendment is made in the Karnataka Stamp Act.

e. Production Linked Incentive will be based on annual sales turnover (includes sales within the state, inter-state and exports), as evidenced by annual audited accounts / audited balance sheets. f. Details on the subsidy on green measures are mentioned under Sustainability Linked Incentives (Table 22).

g. Schedule of products / activities that are eligible for incentives under the focus sub-sectors shall be included in the Operating Guidelines for Aerospace and Defence Policy 2026-31. h. Incentives will be provided only to new investments or for capacity expansion (minimum 25% of existing investment in a unit). It will not be applicable for existing companies.

i. Enhanced incentives for backward talukas will be applicable as per the prevailing Industrial Policy. j. Total quantum of incentives sanctioned to a unit under this policy if PLI is chosen as the base policy shall not exceed 45% of Value of Fixed Assets created by the unit in Zone-3 and 65% of the Value of Fixed Assets (VFA) created by the unit in Zone-1 & 2.

8.2.2 Other sub-sectors These are units involved in the engineering, fabrication, manufacturing, supplying such materials / components / sub-assemblies, etc. fully or partially to the OEMs / Tier 1 / Tier 2 / Tier 3 companies of Aerospace & Defence majors.

The incentives applicable for all other Aerospace & Defence sub-sectors except the focus sub- sectors (8.2.1.1 to 8.2.1.8) are as follows:

Table 15: Incentives for Other Sub-Sectors (Large and Above Enterprises) Type of Support Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Capital Investment Subsidy1 25% 20% 15% OR Production Linked Incentive

2.5% 2.25% 2.0%

(PLI)2 Exemption from Stamp Duty 100% 75% 75% Stamp duty is to be paid in respect of loan agreements, credit deeds, mortgage and hypothecation deeds executed for availing loans from State Government including VAT / SGST loan from Department and / or State Financial Corporation, Industrial Investment1288 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Type of Support Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Development Corporation, National Level Financial Institutions, Commercial Banks, Regional Rural Banks, Co-operative Banks and other institutions which may be notified by the Government from time to time for the initial period of five years only and for lease deeds, lease-cum-sale, sub-lease and absolute sale deeds executed by industrial enterprises in respect of industrial plots, sheds, industrial tenements by Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board, KSIIDC, KEONICS, Industrial Co-operatives, approved private industrial estates / parks, SPV formed by GoK / GoI and other approved industrial parks.

Concessional Registration INR 1/- per INR 1,000/- Charges The exemption of stamp duty and concessional registration charges are also applicable to lands purchased under Section 109 of the KLR Act, 1961 for the projects approved by SLSWCC / SHLCC.

The exemption of stamp duty and concessional registration charges are also available for registration of final sale deed in respect of lands, sheds, plots, industrial tenements after the expiry of lease period at the rate as specified in the Industrial Policy which was in vogue at the time of execution of lease-cum-sale deed.

CETP / Industrial Hazardous waste disposal projects set up by private investors to support these industries will be eligible for 100% exemption from stamp duty and concessional registration charges of INR 1/- per INR 1,000/- in all zones.

In Zone 3, 75% Reimbursement of stamp duty shall be provided in lieu of 75% Exemption of stamp duty till such time an amendment is made in the Karnataka Stamp Act respectively.

However, Aerospace and Defence industries in Zone 1 and 2 can avail Stamp Duty Exemption and Concessional Registration Charges as per Karnataka Industrial Policy 2020-25 till such time an amendment is made in the Karnataka Stamp Act.

Reimbursement of Land 100% Conversion Fee Boosters3 7.5% - 15% on base subsidy NA Sustainability Linked Capital Subsidy for green measures Capital Subsidy for Incentives and Boosters for GreenCo Certification green measures Total quantum of incentives Up to 35% of Up to 60% of VFA

(PLI) VFA The validity of these incentives for Other sub-sectors, 8.2.2 shall be till the expiry of Karnataka Aerospace & Defence Policy 2026-31. a. Investments above INR 1000 Cr or in sunrise sectors (evaluated on a case-to-case basis) will be eligible for special incentives packages.

b. The Capital Investment Subsidy on Plant & Machinery will include expenditure on used / second hand / refurbished plant, machinery, and equipment (including for associated utilities and R&D) only if it is imported.

c. The capital investment subsidy on VFA shall be paid over five equal annual payments.¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1289 d. 100% Reimbursement of stamp duty and concessional registration charges shall be provided in lieu of 100% Exemption of stamp duty and concessional registration charges till such time an amendment is made in the Karnataka Stamp Act.

e. Production Linked Incentive will be based on annual sales turnover (includes sales within the state, inter-state and exports), as evidenced by annual audited accounts / audited balance sheets. f. Details on the subsidy on green measures are mentioned under Sustainability Linked Incentives (Table 22).

g. Incentives will be provided only to new investments or for capacity expansion. It will not be applicable for existing companies. h. Enhanced incentives for backward taluks will be applicable as per the prevailing Industrial Policy.

i. Total quantum of incentives sanctioned to a unit under this policy if PLI is chosen as the base subsidy shall not exceed 35% of Value of Fixed Assets created by the unit in Zone-3 and 60% of the Value of Fixed Assets (VFA) created by the unit in Zone-1 & 2.

Booster and Sustainability-linked Incentives will be provided as per the Industrial Policy 2025-30,

details of which are provided as follows:

Booster Subsidy for Large and Above Investments Various Booster subsidies are provided to investors depending on the green and sustainability initiatives undertaken, employment generated, and women's participation in the workforce as well as co-location of R&D and manufacturing investments by an entity in Karnataka.

These boosters have been provided over the base subsidy. In case PLI is chosen as the base subsidy, the total increase in VFA cap would not be higher than 5% irrespective of the number of boosters applicable for the investment.

Additional incentives for the Taluks as categorized by Govinda Rao Committee Report:

1. Capital Expenditure Subsidy – Additional 5% of total value of fixed assets for most backward taluks and additional 3% of total value of fixed assets for more backward taluks.

2. Production linked incentives – Additional 5% of incentives capped for most backward taluks and additional 3% of incentives capped for more backward taluks.

The boosters shall be applicable only to non-focus sub-sector projects in Zone 1 and Zone 2.

They shall not apply to Zone 3 or to focus sub-sector projects across zones, except for the enhanced incentives available for investments in More Backward and Most Backward Taluks.

Employment Booster for Large, Mega & Ultra Mega Enterprises

Industries providing extra employment shall get additional incentives as below:

Table 16: Employment Booster for Large, Mega and Ultra Mega Enterprises Slab 1 Slab 2 Slab 3 Employment Slabs (x: Multiple of 3x–4x 4x–5x >5x Minimum Employment) Booster on Incentive opted (additional 7.5% 10% 15% incentive on Capital Subsidy / PLI eligible incentive amount) The absolute increase in VFA limit in case 5% 5% 5%1290 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Slab 1 Slab 2 Slab 3 of PLI chosen as base subsidy Table 17: Illustrative Calculation of Employment Booster Subsidy Investment Value Investment Amount (INR Cr.) 800 Location of Investment Zone 2 Fixed Asset to Turnover Ratio (FATR) 125% Employment Generated 1400 Category of Investment Mega Base Subsidy Opted by Investor Capex Subsidy Base Subsidy (Capex Subsidy) 20% of Value of Fixed Assets disbursed in 5 years after commercial production Minimum Employment Threshold 800 × 0.5 = 400 Employment Slab 1400 / 400 = 3.5 : Slab 1 Employment Booster applicable 7.5% Total Subsidy (Capex Subsidy) 20% × (1 + 0.075) = 21.5% of Value of Fixed Assets disbursed in 5 years Women's Participation in the Workforce for Large, Mega & Ultra Mega Enterprises The inclusion of women in the workforce is a critical component of Karnataka's Industrial Policy, aiming to leverage the full potential of its human resources to drive economic growth and innovation. Recognizing the importance of gender diversity, the state's initiatives seek to create an inclusive environment that supports women's participation across various industrial sectors. This approach not only enhances productivity but also promotes a more equitable distribution of economic benefits.

The following table depicts the booster on incentives basis percentage of women in the workforce:

Table 18: Women Participation Booster for Large, Mega and Ultra Mega Enterprises Slab 1 Slab 2 Slab 3 Percentage of Women in the Workforce 50%+ 60%+ 70%+ Booster on Incentive opted (additional 7.5% 10% 15% incentive on capital subsidy / PLI eligible incentive amount) Table 19: Illustrative Calculation of Women Participation Booster Subsidy Investment Value Investment Amount (INR Cr.) 800 Location of Investment Zone 2 Fixed Asset to Turnover Ratio (FATR) 150%¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1291 Investment Value Employment Generated 800 Category of Investment Mega Base Subsidy Opted by Investor PLI Subsidy Base Subsidy (PLI Subsidy) 2.25% of Net Sales Turnover for a period of 7 years after Commercial Production Percentage of women in the workforce 65% Women Participation Slab Slab 2 Women Participation Booster applicable 10% Total Subsidy (PLI Subsidy) 2.25% × (1 + 0.10) = 2.475% of Net Sales Turnover for a period of 7 years after Commercial Production Booster for Co-location of R&D and Manufacturing Units of Large, Mega & Ultra Mega Enterprises To leverage Karnataka's established R&D ecosystem and attract high-value manufacturing investments, the state has introduced a booster for companies establishing both R&D and manufacturing operations in Karnataka. This initiative aims to encourage companies with existing or planned R&D facilities in the state to expand their footprint by adding manufacturing units, thereby benefiting from enhanced incentives on their manufacturing investments.

All large, mega, and ultra mega enterprises that are setting up a manufacturing unit and either have an existing R&D facility or are planning to set up one would be eligible for the following booster

incentive:

Table 20: Booster for Co-location of R&D and Manufacturing Units Booster Booster on incentive Absolute increase in opted VFA limit in case PLI is chosen as base subsidy Capital Subsidy on Manufacturing 10% NA Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) on 10% 5% Manufacturing Additional Incentives on R&D NA NA The eligibility of the company to claim booster for the R&D facility will be contingent upon

fulfilling the following criteria:

1. R&D activities can be defined as any systematic and creative work undertaken to increase the stock of knowledge and use of this knowledge to devise new applications. R&D activities include one or more of the categories of research such as basic research, applied research and experimental development. (UNESCO manual 1984 and Frascati manual, OECD, 2015). The term R&D thus

covers three activities: basic research, applied research and experimental development. The basic criterion for distinguishing R&D from related activities is the presence in R&D of an appreciable element of novelty and the resolution of scientific and/or technological uncertainty, i.e. when the1292 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 solution to a problem is not readily apparent to someone familiar with the basic stock of common knowledge and techniques for the area concerned.

2. R&D activities should be separate from routine activities of the firm, such as production and quality control. The units should have separate & identifiable infrastructure for carrying out R&D work. It may be noted that market research, work & methods study, operations & management research, testing & analysis of routine nature for operation, process control, quality control and maintenance of day-to-day production, maintenance of plant are not considered as R&D activities.

3. Minimum investment in R&D unit: INR 250 Crore or 25% of the VFA, whichever is lower.

4. Minimum employment in R&D unit: 100.

5. R&D unit should have commenced operations.

6. Absolute value in INR Crore of booster provided for co-located R&D facilities shall in no case exceed the capital expenditure incurred in setting up such R&D facility(ies). Capital expenditure on R&D facilities shall be defined as the funds used by an entity to acquire, upgrade, and maintain physical assets such as property, buildings, technology, or equipment.

Sustainability Linked Incentives Incorporating sustainability-linked incentives is crucial for fostering a resilient and future-ready industrial sector. These incentives will drive industries to adopt eco-friendly practices, reduce carbon footprints, and enhance resource efficiency.

The following table depicts mandatory activities for the small and above category of investments.

Table 21: Mandatory Activities for Eligibility of Sustainability-linked Incentives Category Mandatory Activities Investment type Rainwater Harvesting Mandatory for Building structures Small and above investments Water Body Water Body Restoration (water bodies like Medium and above Restoration Projects Lake, Ponds, and Borewells) wherever possible investments within the plot in the Industrial Area The following initiatives will be eligible for Sustainability Linked Incentives for Large and above investments. Capital expenditure / operational expenditure under the following initiatives will not be considered under calculations of the Value of Fixed Assets for Base Subsidy.

Table 22: Sustainability Initiatives Linked Incentives for Large and Above Investments Initiatives Incentives (Capped at 10% of Value of Fixed Assets) Environmental Infrastructure Facilities

(a) ETPs 50% of cost of equipment up to INR 2.50 Cr

(b) CETPs, Waste Management Projects, Industrial Hazardous 50% of cost of equipment up to¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1293 Initiatives Incentives (Capped at 10% of Value of Fixed Assets) Waste Disposal Projects INR 5.00 Cr Zero Liquid Discharge 50% of cost of equipment up to INR 1 Cr Air Pollution Control Measures (Electrostatic Precipitators, Bag 50% of cost of equipment up to House Filters, Scrubbers, SCR system) INR 1 Cr Energy Efficiency Measures (High-Efficiency Lighting – LEDs, 50% of certification costs up to Use of high-efficiency motors through Variable Frequency INR 1 Cr Drives, Installation of Continuous Energy Monitoring Systems

(CEMS) and Continuous Air Quality Monitoring Systems

(CAMS), etc.) Electrification of Low-Temperature Thermal Processes as well as 50% of cost of equipment up to Energy Backups (to Li-ion BESS) INR 1 Cr Conversion of Passenger Vehicles and Utility Vehicles Subsidy of 10% of cost up to a exclusively used in Industrial Areas to EV total of INR 20 Lakh Other Emerging Green Technology Areas Case-to-case basis A detailed list of initiatives to be covered in the Sustainability Linked Incentives is set out in Table 21 and Table 22 above. Further, as per the MOU signed by KSPCB with the CII-GreenCo Rating system, investors can avail of awards and special case discounts for enrolling in the GreenCo Rating Program through KSPCB.

The following initiatives will be eligible for Sustainability Linked Incentives for MSME investments. Capital expenditure / operational expenditure under the following initiatives will not be considered under calculations of the Value of Fixed Assets for Base Subsidy.

Table 23: Sustainability Initiatives Linked Incentives for MSME Investments Initiatives Incentives (Capped at 10% of Value of Fixed Assets) Environmental Infrastructure Facilities (Eg: ETPs, CETPs, Waste 50% of cost of equipment up to Management Projects) INR 50 Lakh Zero Liquid Discharge 50% of cost of equipment up to INR 50 Lakh Air Pollution Control Measures (Electrostatic Precipitators, 50% of cost of equipment up to Baghouse Filters, Scrubbers, SCR system) INR 50 Lakh Energy Efficiency Measures (High-Efficiency Lighting – LEDs, 50% of certification costs up to Use of high-efficiency motors through Variable Frequency INR 50 Lakh Drives, Installation of Continuous Energy Monitoring Systems

(CEMS) and Continuous Air Quality Monitoring Systems

(CAMS), etc.) Electrification of Low-Temperature Thermal Processes as well as 50% of cost of equipment up to Energy Backups (to Li-ion BESS) INR 50 Lakh Conversion of Passenger Vehicles and Utility Vehicles Subsidy of 10% of cost up to a1294 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Initiatives Incentives (Capped at 10% of Value of Fixed Assets) exclusively used in Industrial Areas to EV total of INR 10 Lakh Other Emerging Green Technology Areas Case-to-case basis Sustainability Outcome Linked Incentives (GreenCo Rating Program) Additionally, the Industrial Policy provides additional incentives on base subsidy to companies who have certification with GreenCo to encourage companies to adopt sustainable processes. The incentives are to be

provided as follows:

Table 24: Sustainability Outcome Linked Incentives (%) under KSPCB-CII GreenCo Rating Program Rating categories Large (INR 50Cr – 300Cr) Mega (INR 300Cr Ultra Mega (INR – 1000Cr) 1000Cr+) Platinum and above 12.5% 10% 5% Gold 10% 7.5% 4% Silver 7.5% 5% 3% Bronze 5% 3.5% 3% Certified 50% on the cost of the application Table 25: GreenCo Rating Awards for Large and Above Investments (INR) Rating MSME Large CI Large CI Large CI Large CI Large CI (INR 10–50 (INR 50– (INR 100– (INR 250– (>INR 1000 Cr) 100 Cr) 250 Cr) 1000 Cr) Cr) Platinum 50,000 3,00,000 4,00,000 5,00,000 7,50,000 10,00,000 Gold 2,00,000 2,50,000 3,00,000 5,00,000 7,50,000 Silver 1,50,000 2,00,000 2,00,000 2,50,000 5,00,000 Bronze 75,000 1,00,000 1,00,000 1,50,000 2,50,000

Note: The MSME award value of INR 50,000 (Platinum) applies to the MSME column; the award is available to Platinum-rated MSMEs as shown.

The Industrial Policy 2025-30 currently offers incentives for the GreenCo rating system, and the Government of Karnataka may, in the future, extend similar incentives to other emerging rating systems after careful evaluation. Additionally, the government may develop its own rating system to classify companies based on their commitment to and implementation of sustainable practices, to incentivize such efforts.

The Policy also aims to promote the establishment of facilities for recycling plastic, e-waste and biomedical waste. The following incentives are proposed for the same:

Table 26: Incentives for Recycling Facilities Type of support Incentive to all Enterprises Encouragement for recycling facilities (plastic, e- One-time capital subsidy of up to 50% of waste and biomedical waste) and waste to energy the cost of the facility for all zones subject generation facilities to a ceiling of INR 5 Cr¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1295 The GreenCo rating linked booster shall be applicable only to non-focus sub-sector projects in Zone 1 and Zone 2. They shall not apply to Zone 3 or to focus sub-sector projects across zones.

Other sustainability-linked incentives shall be applicable across all sub-sectors and zones.

Facilitation and Ease of Doing Business 09 Investors shall be provided with better facilitation at the stages of implementation and operation, so that they can do their business with ease and less transaction cost. Karnataka Udyog Mitra will continue to act as the nodal agency.

Government shall aim to digitize processes to the maximum extent including digitizing the entire process of labor law compliance to improve ease of doing business for companies.

The Government of Karnataka has recently amended the Karnataka Facilitation Act as a result of which an investor is not required to obtain approvals / clearances from different government agencies, for a period of 3 years or until commercial operations begin. There are 15 approvals for which this moratorium exists such as Building Plan Approval, Factory Plan Approval, Non- agricultural Conversion of Land, etc.

In line with the Industrial Policy 2025-30, the Government shall provide single window approvals within a stipulated time frame for all approvals / clearances required from the Government. The new Single Window System, revamped based on feedback from the industry and benchmarked against best practices nationally and globally, provides a comprehensive set of features and

functionalities:  Unified digital platform with a Common Application Form (CAF), integrated State and Central approvals, and access to 130+ State-level and 45 District-level services.  Simplified and faster approvals through affidavit-based clearances, wizard-based approval discovery, streamlined forms, and end-to-end digital workflows.

 Enhanced transparency and investor support through real-time application tracking, SLA monitoring, dashboards, multilingual AI chatbot, mobile access, and automated notifications.  Comprehensive incentive management with integrated incentive calculators, claim submission, processing, and disbursement modules.

 Robust governance and grievance redressal through investor query management, SLA-based service delivery, and monitoring by dedicated coordination and proposal review committees.

The State shall also designate dedicated officers at Karnataka Udyog Mitra and Karnataka Bhawan, New Delhi, to facilitate coordination with Central Ministries and agencies and expedite approvals for aerospace and defence projects.1296 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Implementation Mechanism 10 A “State Level Coordination Committee (SLCC)” under the Chairmanship of ACS / Principal Secretary to Government, Commerce and Industries Department and Commissioner (ID) as the Member Convener and line department officers as members will be constituted. The committee shall also have representation from Industry leaders in the Aerospace and Defence sector as sector experts. The primary responsibilities of the State Level Coordination Committee shall include,

among others: a. Regularly review implementation of all provisions of the policy for achieving the targets. b. Policy related decisions and changes to policy, incentives & concessions, exceptions, amendments, revisions and other policy related matters.

c. It shall be the authority to interpret the policy measures, incentives and concessions detailed in this Policy (including those in previous policies, wherever applicable) and its decision shall be final.

d. Promote Investments in the state, Organize Annual / Biennial trade shows and conferences etc.

The State Level Coordination Committee shall be assisted by a “Policy Implementation Cell” headed by Commissioner (ID). This cell shall be responsible for policy administration, management and coordination related activities. The Cell shall ensure that necessary facilitation is extended to investors and provide feedback to the State Level Coordination Committee on the progress at regular intervals.

The detailed operating guidelines for this policy shall be released after the launch of this policy.

Validity Definitions and Terms & Conditions of the Policy 11 Karnataka Aerospace & Defence Policy 2026-31 shall come into effect from date of issue of Government Order in this regard and shall be in force for a period of 5 years or till a new policy is announced.

The units are prohibited from claiming duplicate incentives under the Civil Aviation policy 2026 or The Karnataka Industrial policy 2025-30.¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1297 The disbursal of PLI and capital subsidies is strictly tied to verified commercial production and direct employment generation managed through Single Window verification mechanism.

The units eligible for incentives under Aerospace & Defence Policy 2026-31 are detailed in Appendix - 1.

The definition of Terms & Conditions for sanction of Incentives & Concessions are detailed in Appendix - 2.

The Zonal Classification as per Industrial Policy 2025 – 30 are detailed in Appendix - 3.

Appendix-1 : Units Eligible for Incentives Under Aerospace & Defence Policy 12 Comprehensive Coverage of the Aerospace & Defence Sector The Aerospace & Defence sector shall include enterprises engaged in the engineering, development, manufacturing, assembly, integration, testing, certification, maintenance, repair and overhaul

(MRO), lifecycle support, logistics and export of aerospace, defence, homeland security, dual-use and space technologies. The following table sets out the indicative coverage of the sector across platform segments, systems and sub-systems, and enabling capabilities.

Table 27: Comprehensive Coverage of the Aerospace & Defence Sector Category Items Included A. Arms and All rifle & smooth-bore weapons and other arms, automatic / semi ammunition and automatic or pump action type weapons, weapons using caseless allied items of ammunition, silencers, special gun-mountings, weapons sights, Defence equipment; signature reduction devices and flash suppressors to include rifles, parts and accessories carbines, revolvers, pistols, machine pistols, multi barrel rocket, thereof. machine guns, guns, rocket, cannon & missile systems -used on land, ships & shore based and airborne, howitzers, mortars, anti-tank weapons, projectile launchers, military flamethrowers, rifles, recoilless rifles.

Ammunition and fuze setting devices including the following: a. Safe and arming devices, fuzes, sensors and initiation devices. b. Power suppliers / cartridges with high one-time operational output. c. Combustible cases for charges.

d. Submunitions including bomblets, minelets and terminally guided projectiles.

Bombs, torpedoes, grenades, smoke canisters, rockets, mines,1298 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Category Items Included missiles, depth charges, demolition charges, demolition-devices, demolition kits, aircraft missile protection systems (AMPS), “pyrotechnic” devices, cartridges and simulators (i.e. equipment simulating the characteristics of any of these items), specially designed for military use. “Energetic materials” and related substances includes all explosives like primers, boosters, initiators, igniters, detonators, smoke bomb, colour signals, propellants and pyrotechnics, oxidizers, binders, plasticizers, monomers, additive coupling agents, Precursors, and other related ammunition.

a. High velocity kinetic energy weapon systems and related equipment:

Kinetic energy weapon systems specially designed for destruction or effecting mission abort of target. b. Specially designed test and evaluation facilities and test models, including diagnostic instrumentation and targets, for dynamic testing of kinetic energy projectiles and systems.

Directed Energy Weapon (DEW) systems, related or countermeasure “equipment and test models” as follows: a. “Laser” systems specially designed for, destruction or effecting mission, abort of a target. b. Particle beam systems capable of destruction or effecting mission- abort of a target.

c. High power Radio-Frequency (RF) systems capable of destruction or effecting mission abort of target. d. Equipment specially designed for the detection or identification of / or defence against systems at (a) and (c) above.

e. Physical test models for the systems, equipment and components, specified under this head. ‘Laser protection equipment (e.g. eye and sensor protection)’.

Electronics Equipments Electronic Equipment used for electronic counter measure (ECM) and electronic counter countermeasure (ECCM), surveillance, intelligence, Command and Control systems, Global Navigation satellite systems (GNSS) jamming equipment. Data processing, storage and transmission security equipment, identification and authentication equipment (including identification Friend or Foe and non-Cooperative Target Return Identification systems), guidance and navigation equipment, Troposcatter Radio communications equipment and Military Information Security assurance systems and equipment (like cryptographic devices including military Cryptographic key management and Cryptanalytic systems), communication equipment, frequency modules and secrecy devices, specially designed for Military use.

Armoured or protective equipment as follows: a. Constructions of metallic or non-metallic materials, or combinations thereof, specially designed to provide ballistic protection for military¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1299 Category Items Included systems.

b. Body armour or protective garments of level III (NIJ 0101.06, July 2008 or national equivalent and above). Specialized equipment for military training or simulators specially designed for training in the use of any firearm or weapon.

Imaging or countermeasure equipment as follows, specially designed

for military use: a. Recorders and image processing equipment. b. Image intensifier equipment. c. Infrared or thermal imaging equipment. d. Imaging radar sensor equipment. e. Countermeasure or counter-countermeasure equipment.

Miscellaneous:

Concealment and deception equipment specially designed for military application, including but not limited to special paints, decoys, smoke or obscuration equipment and simulators, and Metal embrittling agents.

B. Tanks and other Ground vehicles are as follows: armoured fighting a. Ground vehicles namely tanks and other military armoured / armed vehicles and parts vehicles and military vehicles fitted with mountings for arms or thereof equipment for mine laying or the launching of munitions includes all tracked and wheeled self-propelled armoured and non-armoured weapon systems and trailers for towed and static weapon systems.

b. Other ground vehicles namely all-wheel drive vehicles capable of off road use which have been manufactured or fitted with materials or components to provide Ballistic protection to level III (NIJ 0108.01, September 1985, or comparable national standard or above) with mountings for arms or equipment for mine laying specially designed for military use.

c. Amphibious, hovercrafts and deep-water fording vehicles for military use. d. Cryogenic and superconductive equipment especially designed or configured to be installed in military vehicles.

C. Defence aircraft, “Aircraft” including but not limited to helicopters, “lighter-than-air spacecraft and parts vehicle”, “Unmanned Aerial Vehicles” (UAVs), Remotely Piloted thereof Vehicles (RPVs), autonomous programmable vehicles, unmanned lighter than air vehicle (to include all variety of manned and unmanned airborne vehicles - includes target systems, loitering missiles, drones, balloons, blimps, aerostat, parachutes, paragliders, ground effect machines, air cushion vehicles / hovercraft, UAVs and launchers and associated ground control equipment, designed for military application).

D. Warships of all a. Vessels of war (surface or underwater), other surface vessels (Fitted1300 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Category Items Included kinds and parts with automatic weapons having a caliber of 12.7 mm or higher, thereof CBRN protection, active weapon countermeasure systems), special naval equipment, antisubmarine / torpedo nets, hull penetrators and connectors “specially designed for military use”.

b. Air Independent Propulsion (AIP) systems (nuclear / conventional) for marine applications.

E. Products for a. Arms and their ammunition including all types of close quarter internal security weapons. b. Protective equipment for security personnel including body armour and helmets. c. Vehicles for internal security purposes including armoured vehicles, bullet proof vehicles and mine protected vehicles.

d. Riot control equipment and protective as well as riot control vehicles. e. Specialized equipment for surveillance including handheld devices and unmanned aerial vehicles.

Equipment and devices for night fighting capability including night vision devices. g. Navigational and communications equipment including for secure communications. h. Specialized counter terrorism equipment and gear, assault platforms, detection devices, breaching gear, etc.

Training aids including simulators and simulation equipment.

Remotely operated ground vehicles, drone detection & protection systems, radars like through-wall / surveillance etc.

F. Civil Aerospace a. All types of fixed wing as well as rotary aircraft including their air Product frames, aero engines, aircraft components and avionics. b. Aircraft design and engineering services.

c. Technical publications. d. Raw material and semi-finished goods. e. Flying training institutions and technical training institutions (excluding civil infrastructure).

Note:- If any unit is manufacturing the items which are not covered above but the Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence has approved their items under Defence Procurement Procedure (DPP) & valid order is with the unit, then such items will be covered under this policy of State Government.

G. Manufacturing a. Building of facilities and equipment on Earth for satellite and for Space Sector spacecraft operations (for example, control centres, telemetry and antennae). b. Building of launch vehicles and subsystems, scientific instruments, ground segment systems and equipment.

c. Building of spacecraft, and any components thereof including propulsion systems, rockets, spacecrafts and satellites.¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1301 Category Items Included d. Building of payloads and their components, including but not limited to satellites, subsystems, and scientific instruments.

Statutory classification and eligibility references For the purpose of determining eligibility, activities covered under the following statutory classifications, certifications and Government of India frameworks shall also be considered.

Table 28: Statutory Classification and Eligibility References Reference basis Coverage National Industrial Manufacturing under Section C (Groups 252, 303, 304 and other Classification (NIC) A&D-relevant groups); R&D on natural science & engineering (Section M, Groups 721, 741); and activities under Section J (Divisions 61, 62, 63) pertaining to Aerospace & Defence.

Certification Industrial and service units holding AS9100 certification (Quality Management System for aviation, space and defence organisations, built upon ISO 9001).

Government of India Components under the Positive Indigenization List (PIL) of indigenisation & DDP/DMA; items under the MAKE initiative of the Defence acquisition frameworks Acquisition Procedure (DAP); and items approved by the Department of Defence Production under the DPP/DAP for which the unit holds a valid order.

Supply-chain OEMs; Tier-1 to Tier-4 suppliers; MSMEs and startups working on participation any part of the A&D value chain; and units supplying to HAL, ISRO, NSIL, IN-SPACe, Defence PSUs, and the Armed and security forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard and others).

Infrastructure & MRO aircraft hangars; Defence Technology & Test Centres institutions (DTTCs); specialised testing ranges; simulation centres; training academies; and Centres of Excellence for A&D R&D and innovation.

Interpretation. Enterprises engaged wholly or substantially in any of the above activities, or in any emerging technologies, systems, products or services directly supporting the aerospace, defence, space or dual-use ecosystem, may be considered eligible under the Policy, subject to applicable guidelines and Government approval. Any activity not expressly covered shall be evaluated on a case-to-case basis by the State Level Coordination Committee.

Focus Sub-Sectors and Eligible Activities To strengthen Karnataka’s position as India’s leading Aerospace & Defence manufacturing ecosystem, the Government has identified the focus sub-sectors for targeted investment promotion, infrastructure development, innovation support, advanced manufacturing, skilling and supply-chain development. A detailed schedule of activities considered for investments under each focus sub- sectors shall be included in the Operational Guidelines for Aerospace and Defence Policy, 2026-31.1302 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Appendix-2: Definition of Terms & Conditions for Sanction of Incentives & Concessions 13

1) Definition of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises shall be as defined in the MSME Act, 2006 of Govt. of India.

2) The incentives and concessions under this policy will reckon these definitions of MSME and shall automatically stand revised to the revision made by the Government of India from time to time and eligible incentives and concessions will be as per the new definition from the date of change in the definitions, subject to enabling orders issued by the State Government.

3) Large Scale Enterprise is one which is not classified as a Medium Enterprise and where the project cost of the proposed project is up to INR 300 Crore.

4) Mega Enterprise is one where the project cost of the proposed project is more than INR 300 crores and up to INR 1000 Crore.

5) Ultra Mega Enterprise is one where the project cost of the proposed project is more than INR 1,000 Crore.

6) Project cost includes the investment on land, building, plant & machinery, preoperative expenses, working capital margin etc.

7) Value of Fixed Assets (VFA) shall mean the total investment made on land, building and plant and machinery including R&D equipment and such other productive assets like tools, jigs & fixtures, dyes, utilities like boilers, compressors, DG sets, cranes, material handling equipment and such other equipment directly related to production purposes.

8) Sanction of Incentives & Concessions as per this Government Order is Subject to the following

terms and Conditions: a) All new Enterprises shall create maximum possible additional employment opportunities and provide a minimum 70% of employment to the local people on an overall basis and 100% in case of Group D employees (The above requirements regarding employment to local people will be monitored by the DIC for a period of 5 years. Failure of the industries to provide employment to local people as stipulated above will be reported to the concerned DLSWCC / SLSWCC / SHLCC, which will recommend for recovery of incentives and concessions sanctioned to the unit, for which purpose a suitable undertaking will have to be furnished by the unit concerned before sanctioning incentives and concessions).

b) The incentives and concessions as per this Policy shall be applicable only to all new and additional investments made on or after the launch of this policy vide a Government Order. c) The incentives and concessions under this policy will be available to all new investments both for establishment of new enterprises or for expansion, diversification, and modernization of existing¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1303 industries. To be eligible for considering as expansion / diversification / modernization, enterprises shall make an additional investment of at least 25% of the original investment of the existing unit.

d) The validity of incentives and concessions as per this order shall be for a period of five years from the launch of this policy vide a Government Order or till the new policy is announced. e) The incentives under this policy can be availed in addition to incentives and subsidies provided under any of the policies of Government of India.

f) The incentives and concessions under this policy will come into force from the launch of this policy vide a Government Order. Wherever Aerospace & Defence enterprises availed subsidy under any other schemes of Govt. of Karnataka, only differential amount of subsidy, if any, would be provided under this policy. However, industrial enterprises which are in the process of being established at the time of announcement of this Aerospace & Defence Policy, shall have an option of availing incentives and concessions under the 2026-31 Policy, if such enterprises commence commercial production on or before six months from the date of announcement of this Policy.

The above option should be exercised within 3 months from the date of announcement of Aerospace & Defence Policy and should be registered with the Commissioner for Industrial Development and Director of Industries and Commerce, Bengaluru or in Office of the concerned District Industries Centres with necessary documentary evidence. Options once exercised cannot be withdrawn and shall be binding. Enterprises which do not exercise such an option and do not fulfil all the conditions shall automatically be governed by the provisions of this order.

9) Separate guidelines for administration of these incentives and concessions will be issued for the guidance of the concerned agencies and officers with the approval of the State Level Coordination Committee under the Chairmanship of the Additional Chief Secretary to Government, C&I Department. Interpretation of Government Orders and decision thereon of the State Level Coordination Committee shall be final.

Appendix-3:

Zonal Classification as per Industrial Policy 2025-30 14 In order to create a strong industrial base with equitable allocation of funds and for overall development of the State, the taluks are grouped based on backwardness in industrial development.

The classification of taluks are as follows:

Table 29: Zonal Classification of Taluks under Industrial Policy 2025-30 Sl. District Total Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 No. Talukas 1 Bengaluru (U) 5 — — Anekal, Bengaluru

(N), Bengaluru (S), Yelahanka, Bengaluru (E)1304 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Sl. District Total Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 No. Talukas 2 Bengaluru (R) 4 — — Devanahalli, Doddaballapura, Hoskote, Nelamangala 3 Bengaluru (S) 5 Magadi, Harohalli,

(Ramanagara) Channapatna, Ramanagara Kanakapura 4 Chitradurga 6 Holalkere, Hiriyur, Chitradurga, — Hosadurga, Challakere Molkalmuru 5 Davanagere 6 Channagiri, Jagalur, Davanagere, — Honnali, Nyamati Harihar 6 Chikkaballapura 8 Gudibande, Chintamani, — Bagepalli, Gowribidanur Chickaballapura, Siddlaghatta, Manchenahalli, Cheluru 7 Kolar 6 Srinivasapura, Kolar, Malur — Bangarpet, KGF, Mulbagal 8 Shivamogga 7 Soraba, Sagar, Shivamogga, — Hosanagara, Bhadravathi Shikaripura, Thirthahalli 9 Tumakuru 10 Madhugiri, Tumakur, Kunigal, — Turuvekere, Sira, Tiptur Koratagere, Gubbi, Pavagada, Chikkanayakanahalli 10 Chamarajanagar 5 Yelandur, — — Gundlupet, Hanur, Chamarajanagar, Kollegal 11 Chikkamagaluru 9 Mudigere, Shringeri, Kadur, — Koppa, Tarikere, Chikkamagaluru Ajjampur, N R Pura, Kalasa 12 Dakshina 9 Belthangadi, Puttur, Bantwal, — Kannada Sulya, Ullal, Mulki, Moodbidri, Kadaba Mangaluru¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1305 Sl. District Total Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 No. Talukas 13 Hassan 8 Arakalgud, Belur, Hassan, Arasikere, — Alur, H N Pura, C R Patna Sakleshpura 14 Kodagu 5 Madikeri, — — Somwarpet, Virajpet, Ponnampete, Kushalnagar 15 Mandya 7 Pandavapura, Srirangapatna, — Nagamangala, Mandya, Maddur Malavalli, K R Pet 16 Mysuru 9 K R Nagara, Nanjangud, — Hunsur, T Mysuru Narisipura, Periyapatna, H D Kote, Saligrama, Saraguru 17 Udupi 7 Baindur, Kapu, Karkala, Udupi, — Hebri, Bhramhavara Kundapura 18 Bagalkote 10 Bilagi, Badami, — — Mudhol, Jamkhandi, Hunagund, Guledgudda, Rabakavi-Banahatti, Terdal, Ilkal, Bagalkote 19 Belagavi 15 Bailhongal, — — Soundathi, Chikkodi, Raibag, Khanapur, Ramdurg, Hukkeri, Athani, Gokak, Nippani, Kagavada, Mudalgi, Yaragatti, Kittur, Belagavi 20 Vijayapura 13 Sindgi, Indi, — — Muddebihal, B Bagewadi, Alamela, Babaleshwar, Nidagundi, Tikota, Chedachana, Kolhar, Devarahipparagi, Talikote, Vijayapura1306 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Sl. District Total Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 No. Talukas 21 Dharwad 8 Navalgund, — — Kalghatagi, Kundaghol, Annigeri, Alnavar, harwada, Hubballi

(U), Hubballi (R) 22 Gadag 7 Mundargi, Nargund, — — Ron, Shirahatti, Gajendragad, Lakshmeshwar, Gadag 23 Haveri 8 Savanur, Shiggaon, — — Hirekerur, Hanagal, Byadagi, Rattihalli, Ranebennur, Haveri 24 Uttara Kannada 12 Honnavar, Sirsi, — — Mundagod, Yellapura, Siddapura, Haliyal, Joida, Bhatkal, Ankola, Kumta, Dandeli, Karwar 25 Ballari 5 Sandur, Siraguppa, — — Kurugodu, Kampli, Ballari 26 Bidar 8 Bhalki, Humnabad, — — Basava Kalyana, Aurad, Chitaguppa, Hulusur, Kamala Nagar, Bidar 27 Kalaburagi 11 Afzalpur, Aland, — — Jewargi, Sedam, Chittapur, Chincholi, Kalagi, Kamalapur, Yedrami, Shahabad, Kalaburagi 28 Yadgiri 6 Shahapur, Shorapur, — — Hunasagi, Vadagera, Gurumitkal, Yadgiri 29 Koppal 7 Kushtagi, Yelburga, — — Gangavathi,¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1307 Sl. District Total Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 No. Talukas Kukkunur, Karatagi, Kanakagiri, Koppal 30 Raichur 8 Sindhanur, Manvi, — — Arakera, Lingasugur, Devadurga, Maski, Siravara, Raichur 31 Vijayanagara 6 H B Halli, Hospete, — — Hadagali, Kudligi, Kottur, Harappanahalli Total 240 199 32 9 Appendix-4:

Glossary 15 Table 30: Glossary of Abbreviations Abbreviation Expansion Bn Billion DIC District Industries Centre DLSWCC District Level Single Window Clearance Committee GCC Global Capability Centre GoK Government of Karnataka GST Goods & Services Tax INR Indian Rupee KIADB Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board KSIIDC Karnataka State Industrial Infrastructure Development KSSIDC Karnataka State Small Industries Development Corporation Ltd KUM Karnataka Udyog Mitra MNC Multi-National Corporation1308 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 Abbreviation Expansion MRO Maintenance Repair & Overhaul MSME Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises P&P Policy & Promotions PPP Public-Private Partnership R&D Research & Development SGST State Goods & Services Tax SHLCC State High Level Clearance Committee SLCC State Level Coordination Committee SLSWCC State Level Single Window Clearance Committee USD United States Dollar VAT Value Added Tax VFA Value of Fixed Assets .

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ಓದ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458): ಆ(cid:3575)ಕ(cid:3176) (cid:3590), (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197)(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3178) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3483)(cid:3459)(cid:4305)ಶಕ(cid:3590), (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3203) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3647)(cid:3408)ಜ(cid:3186) (cid:3483)(cid:3459)(cid:4305)ಶ(cid:3482)ಲಯ, (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) ಇವರ ಕಡತ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) :

IKF/AO/52/IK-2027- Global Investors Meet/2026-27ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ 20.07.2026(cid:3599)(cid:3455) ಸ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3693)(cid:3590)ವ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488).

*** ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488): (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ: 20-23(cid:3489) ಏ(cid:3498)(cid:3187) (cid:3631) 2027 ವ(cid:3593)(cid:3233) (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3588)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) “ಇ(cid:3488)(cid:3191) (cid:3706)(cid:3171) ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ 2027 (cid:3302)ಗ(cid:3423)ಕ (cid:3539)ಡ(cid:3647)ಳ (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203)(cid:3452)ರರ ಸ(cid:3557)(cid:3654)ಶ” ವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಆ(cid:3581)ೕ(cid:3303)ಸ(cid:3620) ಉ(cid:3458)(cid:3178) ೕ(cid:3663)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458). ಸದ(cid:3588) (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3187) ಮ(cid:3650) (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203)(cid:3452)ರ (cid:3698)(cid:3180) ೕ(cid:3708) (cid:3647)(cid:3422)ವರಣವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3483)(cid:3599)ತರ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) (cid:3197)(cid:3497)(cid:3378)(cid:3206)ಂ(cid:3378)(cid:3590)ವ (cid:3587)ಜ(cid:3186) (cid:3650) (cid:3236)(cid:3189) ೕಬ(cid:3631) ಇ(cid:3488)(cid:3191) ಸ(cid:3171) (cid:3706)(cid:4305) (cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3361) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ಎ(cid:3617)(cid:3189) ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218)ಗಳ ಸಮನ(cid:3191) ಯ(cid:3461)ಂ(cid:3453)(cid:3233) (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)(cid:3483)ವ(cid:4305)(cid:3708)(cid:3695)ವ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3560)ಖ (Flagship) (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203) (cid:3506)(cid:3187) ೕ(cid:3422)(cid:3194) ಹ (cid:3654)(cid:3453)(cid:3203)ಯ(cid:3482)(cid:3180) (cid:3228) (cid:3591)(cid:3498)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458). ಈ (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3187) ಮದ (cid:3654)(cid:3453)(cid:3203)(cid:3233) (cid:3302)ಗ(cid:3423)ಕ ಮಟ(cid:3171) ದ (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423) (cid:3591)(cid:3498)(cid:3695)ವವ(cid:3590), (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203)(cid:3452)ರ(cid:3590), (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) (cid:3482)ಯಕ(cid:3590), ಬ(cid:3710)(cid:3587)(cid:3678)(cid:3171) (cid:4312)ೕಯ (cid:3209)ಪ(cid:3483)ಗ(cid:3635), (cid:3587)ಜ(cid:3422)ಂ(cid:3423)(cid:3187) ಕ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3423)(cid:3483)(cid:3468)ಗ(cid:3635), (cid:3692)(cid:3171) (cid:3361)(cid:4305)ಅ(cid:3511) ಗ(cid:3635), (cid:3696)(cid:3160)(cid:3185) , ಸಣ(cid:3175) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಮಧ(cid:3186) ಮ ಉದ(cid:3186) ಮಗ(cid:3635) (MSMEs), ಹಣ(cid:3197)(cid:3695) (cid:3704)(cid:3698)(cid:3177) ಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3670)(cid:3160)(cid:3408)ಕ ವಲಯದ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3423)(cid:3483)(cid:3468)ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಕ(cid:3593)ತರ(cid:3617)(cid:3230)(cid:3650)(cid:3455).¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1309 ಈ (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3187) ಮದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಉ(cid:3452)(cid:3164) ಟ(cid:3482) ಸ(cid:3557)(cid:3599)ಭ, (cid:3501)(cid:3407)(cid:4305)ಂಗ ಅ(cid:3468)(cid:3654)ಶನಗ(cid:3635) (Plenary Sessions), (cid:3520)(cid:3700)(cid:4305)(cid:3391) (cid:3704)(cid:3647)ದಗ(cid:3635) (Fireside Chats), ವಲಯ(cid:3647)(cid:3590) ಸ(cid:3563)(cid:3185) ೕಳನಗ(cid:3635) (Sectoral Conferences), (cid:3459)ಶ(cid:3647)(cid:3590) ಅ(cid:3468)(cid:3654)ಶನಗ(cid:3635) (Country Sessions), (cid:3516)(cid:3186) ಚ(cid:3601) ಆ(cid:3526) ಇ(cid:3491)ೕ(cid:3654)ಷ(cid:3496) ಎ(cid:3206)(cid:3194) (cid:3181) ೕ (Future of Innovation Expo), ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ (cid:3503)(cid:3648)(cid:3618)ಯ(cid:3496), (cid:3648)(cid:3648)ಧ (cid:3459)ಶಗಳ (cid:3503)(cid:3648)(cid:3618)ಯ(cid:3496) ಗ(cid:3635), SME Connect, (cid:3692)(cid:3171) (cid:3361)(cid:4305)ಅ(cid:3511) (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3187) ಮಗ(cid:3635), B2B ಸ(cid:3548)ಗ(cid:3635), B2G ಸ(cid:3548)ಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3692)ಂಸ(cid:3161) ೃ(cid:3423)ಕ (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3187) ಮಗ(cid:3635) ಒಳ(cid:3236)ಂ(cid:3378)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3653). ಈ (cid:3561)ಲಕ ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕದ (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) (cid:3692)ಮಥ(cid:3186) (cid:4305), (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203) ಅವ(cid:3197)ಶಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423) ಉಪಕ(cid:3187) ಮಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3459)(cid:3663)ೕಯ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಅಂತರ(cid:3587)(cid:3678)(cid:3171) (cid:4312)ೕಯ ಮಟ(cid:3171) ದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಸಮಗ(cid:3187) (cid:3647)(cid:3228) ಪ(cid:3187) ದ(cid:3663)(cid:4305)ಸ(cid:3620) ಪ(cid:3588)(cid:3407)ಮ(cid:3197)(cid:3588) (cid:3654)(cid:3453)(cid:3203)ಯ(cid:3482)(cid:3180) (cid:3228) ಉಪ(cid:3581)ೕ(cid:3228)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3230)(cid:3650)(cid:3455).

ಅದರನ(cid:3191) ಯ (cid:3564)(cid:3623) ಓದ(cid:3617)ದ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಆ(cid:3575)ಕ(cid:3176) (cid:3590), (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197)(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) ಇವ(cid:3590) (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ: 20-23(cid:3489) ಏ(cid:3498)(cid:3187) (cid:3631) 2027 ವ(cid:3593)(cid:3233) (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3588)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3302)ಗ(cid:3423)ಕ (cid:3539)ಡ(cid:3647)ಳ (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203) ಸ(cid:3557)(cid:3654)ಶವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (GIM) ಆ(cid:3581)ೕ(cid:3303)ಸ(cid:3620) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಸದ(cid:3588) (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3187) ಮ(cid:3203)(cid:3161) ತಗ(cid:3620)ವ (cid:3422)(cid:3422)(cid:3161) (cid:3618)ಕ (cid:3653)ಚ(cid:3166) ಗ(cid:3635) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3648)ವರಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಸ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3695)(cid:3422)(cid:3176) , ಈ (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)ಡ ಅಂಶಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕದ(cid:3488)(cid:3227)(cid:3228) ಕಡತವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಸ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458):

1. (cid:3302)ಗ(cid:3423)ಕ (cid:3539)ಡ(cid:3647)ಳ (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203) ಸ(cid:3557)(cid:3654)ಶವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (GIM) (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ: 20-23(cid:3489) ಏ(cid:3498)(cid:3187) (cid:3631) 2027ರ ಅವ(cid:3468)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಆ(cid:3581)ೕ(cid:3303)ಸ(cid:3620);

2. (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3187) ಮದ (cid:3501)ವ(cid:4305)(cid:3693)ದ(cid:3179) (cid:3428), ಸ(cid:3557)(cid:3654)ಶ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3494)ತರದ (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) ಅಗತ(cid:3186) (cid:3648)(cid:3590)ವ ಅವ(cid:3468)(cid:3233) (cid:3696)ಕ(cid:3176) ಸ(cid:3177) ಳವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3230)(cid:3590)(cid:3423)(cid:3693) (cid:3197)(cid:3573)(cid:3178) (cid:3588)ಸ(cid:3620) Invest Karnataka Forum(cid:3233) ಅ(cid:3485)ಮ(cid:3423);

3. 2026–27(cid:3489) (cid:3692)(cid:3618)ನ ಆಯವ(cid:3186) ಯದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) “ರ(cid:3515)(cid:3176) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3647)(cid:3186) (cid:3497)ರ ಉ(cid:3428)(cid:3176) ೕಜನ – ಇತ(cid:3593) ಖ(cid:3275)(cid:4305)ಗ(cid:3635)” (cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)ಯ (cid:3623)ಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3663)ೕ(cid:3678)(cid:4305)(cid:3203) 2852-80-102-0-02 (059)ರ(cid:3378) ₹112.00 (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3348) (cid:3713)(cid:3275)(cid:3166) ವ(cid:3588) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3452)ನವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಈ (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)ಡ (cid:3648)ವರಗ(cid:3644)(cid:3428) ಒದ(cid:3228)(cid:3693) (cid:3528)(cid:3380)ಗ(cid:3383) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3620);

Sl.No Particulars Proposed Budget Amount (Rs. In crore) 1 Venue Rent 3.00 2 Advertisement, Media & Publicity 27.45 3 Event Management Services including Venue 72.15 Infrastructure 4 Food & Catering Services 3.50 5 Transport & Logistics Services 2.25 6 Accommodation 1.50 7 Curtain Raiser Programme 1.25 8 Gifts & Mementos 0.75 9 Postage, Courier & Audit Fees 0.15 Grand Total 112.00

4. Invest Karnataka Forum ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) Invest Karnataka 2027: Global Investors Meet ಆ(cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)(cid:3233) (cid:3491)ೕಡ(cid:3631) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3677)(cid:3172) ನ (cid:3704)(cid:3698)(cid:3177) (cid:3572)(cid:3228) (cid:3489)(cid:3558)(cid:3693), (cid:3704)(cid:3539)(cid:3468)ತ ಎ(cid:3617)(cid:3189) (cid:3501)ವ(cid:4305)(cid:3693)ದ(cid:3179) (cid:3422) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3677)(cid:3172) ನ ಚ(cid:3350)ವ(cid:3348)(cid:3203)ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3205)(cid:3236)(cid:3635)(cid:3190) ವ ಅ(cid:3468)(cid:3197)ರ (cid:3483)ೕಡ(cid:3620).1310 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 (cid:3302)ಗ(cid:3423)ಕ (cid:3539)ಡ(cid:3647)ಳ (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203) ಸ(cid:3557)(cid:3654)ಶವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (GIM) (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ: 20-23(cid:3489) ಏ(cid:3498)(cid:3187) (cid:3631) 2027ರ ಅವ(cid:3468)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3591).112(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3348) (cid:3653)ಚ(cid:3166) ದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಆ(cid:3581)ೕ(cid:3303)(cid:3695)ವ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಸ(cid:3273)ವ (cid:3704)(cid:3500)ಟದ (cid:3560)ಂ(cid:3458) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕದ(cid:3488)(cid:3227)(cid:3228) (cid:3569)(cid:3378)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3455)(cid:3178) , ಸ(cid:3273)ವ (cid:3704)(cid:3500)ಟ(cid:3650) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕ(cid:3453)(cid:3693)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458).

ಅದರನ(cid:3191) ಯ, ಈ (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)(cid:3389)(cid:3428) ಆ(cid:3459)(cid:3663)(cid:3693)(cid:3458). ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ಆ(cid:3459)ಶ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) (cid:3693) ಐ 192 ಎ(cid:3706)(cid:3498)ಐ 2026, (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590), (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ 16.09. 2026 ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3648)ವ(cid:3588)(cid:3693)ದ ಅಂಶಗಳ (cid:3708)(cid:3488)(cid:3180) (cid:3623)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) , “ಇ(cid:3496)(cid:3653)(cid:3706)(cid:3171) ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ-2027:

(cid:3302)ಗ(cid:3423)ಕ (cid:3539)ಡ(cid:3647)ಳ (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203)(cid:3452)ರರ ಸ(cid:3557)(cid:3654)ಶ” ವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ: 20-23(cid:3489) ಏ(cid:3498)(cid:3187) (cid:3631) 2027 ರವ(cid:3593)(cid:3233) ((cid:3482)(cid:3620)(cid:3161) (cid:3453)ನಗ(cid:3635)) (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3588)ನ ಅರಮ(cid:3488) (cid:3565)(cid:3452)ನದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಈ (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)(cid:3389)(cid:3428) ಆ(cid:3581)ೕ(cid:3303)ಸ(cid:3620) ಆಡ(cid:3633)(cid:3422)ತ(cid:3185) ಕ ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕದ(cid:3488) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3378)(cid:3458).

1. 2027ರ ಏ(cid:3498)(cid:3187) (cid:3631) 20 (cid:3588)ಂದ 23ರವ(cid:3593)(cid:3233) (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3588)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) "Invest Karnataka 2027: Global Investors Meet" ಆ(cid:3581)ೕ(cid:3303)ಸ(cid:3620);

2. (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3187) ಮದ (cid:3501)ವ(cid:4305)(cid:3693)ದ(cid:3179) (cid:3428), ಸ(cid:3557)(cid:3654)ಶ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3494)ತರದ (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) ಅಗತ(cid:3186) (cid:3648)(cid:3590)ವ ಅವ(cid:3468)(cid:3233) (cid:3696)ಕ(cid:3176) ಸ(cid:3177) ಳವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3230)(cid:3590)(cid:3423)(cid:3693) (cid:3197)(cid:3573)(cid:3178) (cid:3588)ಸ(cid:3620) Invest Karnataka Forum(cid:3233) ಅ(cid:3485)ಮ(cid:3423);

3. 2026–27(cid:3489) (cid:3692)(cid:3618)ನ ಆಯವ(cid:3186) ಯದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) “ರ(cid:3515)(cid:3176) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3647)(cid:3186) (cid:3497)ರ ಉ(cid:3428)(cid:3176) ೕಜನ – ಇತ(cid:3593) ಖ(cid:3275)(cid:4305)ಗ(cid:3635)” (cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)ಯ (cid:3623)ಕ(cid:3161) (cid:3663)ೕ(cid:3678)(cid:4305)(cid:3203) 2852-80-102-0-02 (059) ₹112.00 (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3348) (cid:3713)(cid:3275)(cid:3166) ವ(cid:3588) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3452)ನ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) ಒದ(cid:3228)(cid:3693) (cid:3528)(cid:3380)ಗ(cid:3383) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3620);

4. Invest Karnataka Forum ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) Invest Karnataka 2027: Global Investors Meet ಆ(cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)(cid:3233) (cid:3491)ೕಡ(cid:3631) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3677)(cid:3172) ನ (cid:3704)(cid:3698)(cid:3177) (cid:3572)(cid:3228) (cid:3489)(cid:3558)(cid:3693), (cid:3704)(cid:3539)(cid:3468)ತ ಎ(cid:3617)(cid:3189) (cid:3501)ವ(cid:4305)(cid:3693)ದ(cid:3179) (cid:3422) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3677)(cid:3172) ನ ಚ(cid:3350)ವ(cid:3348)(cid:3203)ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3205)(cid:3236)(cid:3635)(cid:3190) ವ ಅ(cid:3468)(cid:3197)ರ (cid:3483)ೕಡ(cid:3620).

ಈ ಆ(cid:3459)ಶವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಆ(cid:3438)(cid:4305)ಕ ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218) (cid:3348)ಪ(cid:3181) (cid:3408) (cid:3704): ಎ(cid:3526) (cid:3378) 252 (cid:3653)ಚ(cid:3166) 1 2026, (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ:

03.9.2026 (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ:03.09.2026(cid:3599)(cid:3455) ನ(cid:3383)ದ ಸ(cid:3273)ವ (cid:3704)(cid:3500)ಟದ ಪ(cid:3187) ಕರಣ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) (cid:3693).503/2026ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕ(cid:3453)(cid:3693)(cid:3590)(cid:3659)(cid:3428) (cid:3716)ರ(cid:3378)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458).

ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ (cid:3587)ಜ(cid:3186) (cid:3497)ಲರ ಆ(cid:3459)(cid:3662)(cid:3485)(cid:3692)ರ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಅವರ (cid:3713)ಸ(cid:3588)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ((cid:3663)ಲ(cid:3181) ಎ(cid:3706) .ಆ(cid:3601).) (cid:3498)ೕ(cid:3362)(cid:3468)(cid:3197)(cid:3588) ((cid:3422)ಂ(cid:3423)(cid:3187) ಕ (cid:3206)ೕಶ) (cid:3647)(cid:3408)ಜ(cid:3186) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3203) ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218) PR-396¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1311 ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ನಡವ(cid:3633)ಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3648)ಷಯ: (cid:3692)(cid:3557)ನ(cid:3186) ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3203)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3227)(cid:3228) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) (cid:3648)ತ “ಶ(cid:3187) (cid:3558)ಕ (cid:3483)(cid:3647)ಸ (cid:3203)ಲಸದ ಸ(cid:3558)ೕಪ (cid:3647)ಸ” (Shramika Nivas – Live Near Work) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ರ(cid:3273)(cid:3695)ವ (cid:3200)(cid:3588)(cid:3425).

ಓದ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458): ಆ(cid:3575)ಕ(cid:3176) (cid:3590), (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197)(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3178) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3483)(cid:3459)(cid:4305)ಶಕ(cid:3590), (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3203) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3647)(cid:3408)ಜ(cid:3186) (cid:3483)(cid:3459)(cid:4305)ಶ(cid:3482)ಲಯ, (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590) ಇವ(cid:3590) ಕಡತ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) DIC-LMI0PP/100/2026-PP-DEPT OF INDUSTRIES & COMMERCE ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಸ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3693)(cid:3590)ವ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488).

ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488): ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ(cid:3650) ಎ(cid:3623)(cid:3197)(cid:3171) (cid:4312)(cid:3483)(cid:3211)(cid:3194) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3698)(cid:3558)(cid:3209)ಡಕ(cid:3171) (cid:3601) ಗ(cid:3635), (cid:3648)(cid:3455)(cid:3186) (cid:3436) (cid:3647)ಹನಗ(cid:3635) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಅ(cid:3650)ಗಳ (cid:3528)(cid:3378)(cid:3542)ಗಗ(cid:3635), ಏ(cid:3596)ೕ(cid:3698)(cid:3181) ೕ(cid:3706) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ರ(cid:3160)(cid:3407) ವಲಯ (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3626)ೕಹಗಳ ವಲಯಗಳ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3716)ಸ ತ(cid:3623)(cid:3557)(cid:3588)ನ, (cid:3713)(cid:3273)(cid:3166) ನ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಉ(cid:3461)(cid:3186) ೕ(cid:3227)ವ(cid:3197)ಶಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3697)(cid:3678)(cid:3171) (cid:3695)ವ (cid:3532)ಹ(cid:3436) ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203)ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಆಕ(cid:3678)(cid:4305)(cid:3695)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3458). ಇಂತಹ ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) ಘಟಕಗಳ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಒಂ(cid:3459) ಸ(cid:3177) ಳದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಹ(cid:3422)(cid:3176) (cid:3590) (cid:3692)(cid:3648)ರ (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3590), ಅದರ(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3713)(cid:3273)(cid:3166) ನ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3575)ವಕ(cid:3590), ವಲ(cid:3698) (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3590) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಮ(cid:3708)(cid:3638)ಯ(cid:3590) (cid:3197)ಯ(cid:4305)(cid:3483)ವ(cid:4305)(cid:3708)(cid:3695)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3452)(cid:3178) (cid:3593). ಆದ(cid:3593), (cid:3203)ಲಸದ ಸ(cid:3177) ಳ(cid:3453)ಂದ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3572)(cid:3408)ಸ(cid:3620) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3201)ಲ(cid:3647)(cid:3230)ವ(cid:3680)(cid:3171) ಸ(cid:3558)ೕಪದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3695)ರ(cid:3198)(cid:3193) ತ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3205)(cid:3233)(cid:3350)(cid:3200)ವ ದರದ ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ಗಳ (cid:3501)(cid:3595)(cid:3203) ಅ(cid:3459) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಣದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3713)(cid:3272)(cid:3166) (cid:3228)ಲ(cid:3189) . ಇದರ ಪ(cid:3588)(cid:3407)ಮ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) (cid:3453)ೕಘ(cid:4305) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3572)ಣದ ಸಮಯ, ಅ(cid:3493)ಪ(cid:3272)(cid:3588)ಕ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಅ(cid:3695)ರ(cid:3198)(cid:3193) ತ ವಸ(cid:3423), (cid:3713)(cid:3273)(cid:3166) ನ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಣದ ಉ(cid:3461)(cid:3186) ೕ(cid:3228) ಬದ(cid:3617)ವ(cid:3413) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಮ(cid:3708)(cid:3638)ಯರ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಉ(cid:3461)(cid:3186) ೕಗ(cid:3203)(cid:3161) ಆಕ(cid:3678)(cid:4305)(cid:3695)ವ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3431)ಂದ(cid:3593)ಗ(cid:3635) ಉಂ(cid:3347)(cid:3230)(cid:3423)(cid:3176) (cid:3653).

ಈ (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423) (cid:3423)(cid:3455)(cid:3178) ಪ(cid:3378)ಯ ಉ(cid:3458)(cid:3178) ೕಶ(cid:3650) (cid:3713)(cid:3273)(cid:3166) ನ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಉ(cid:3461)(cid:3186) ೕ(cid:3227)ವ(cid:3197)ಶಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3697)(cid:3678)(cid:3171) (cid:3695)ವ (cid:3209)ಪ(cid:3483)ಗ(cid:3635) ತಮ(cid:3185) ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) (cid:3204)ಂದ(cid:3187) ಗಳ ಸ(cid:3558)ೕಪದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ತಮ(cid:3185) (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3588)(cid:3227)(cid:3228) (cid:3230)ಣಮಟ(cid:3171) ದ ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3483)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಸ(cid:3620) (cid:3506)(cid:3187) ೕ(cid:3422)(cid:3194) (cid:3708)(cid:3695)(cid:3650)(cid:3455), (cid:3460)(cid:3494)(cid:3453)ನ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3572)ಣದ (cid:3716)(cid:3593)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಕ(cid:3378)(cid:3563) (cid:3557)(cid:3380)(cid:3650)(cid:3455), (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕರ ಕ(cid:3617)(cid:3186) ಣ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಉ(cid:3461)(cid:3186) ೕಗದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಉ(cid:3633)(cid:3575)(cid:3648)(cid:3203)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3695)(cid:3467)(cid:3588)(cid:3695)(cid:3650)(cid:3455) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕದ (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3459)ಶಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3532)ಹ(cid:3436) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3557)ಣದ (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) ಇನ(cid:3180) (cid:3680)(cid:3171) ಆಕಷ(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3647)(cid:3228)(cid:3695)(cid:3650)(cid:3452)(cid:3228)(cid:3458).

ಅದರನ(cid:3191) ಯ (cid:3564)(cid:3623) ಓದ(cid:3617)ದ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಆ(cid:3575)ಕ(cid:3176) (cid:3590), (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197)(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) ಇವ(cid:3590) (cid:3692)(cid:3557)ನ(cid:3186) ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3203)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3227)(cid:3228) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) (cid:3648)ತ “ಶ(cid:3187) (cid:3558)ಕ (cid:3483)(cid:3647)ಸ (cid:3203)ಲಸದ ಸ(cid:3558)ೕಪ (cid:3647)ಸ” (Shramika Nivas – Live Near Work) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ರ(cid:3273)(cid:3695)ವ (cid:3200)(cid:3588)(cid:3425) ಈ (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)(cid:3389)(cid:3428) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕದ(cid:3488)(cid:3227)(cid:3228) ಕಡತವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಸ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458):

ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3695)(cid:3176) ತ ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423) 2025–30 (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಇ(cid:3423)(cid:3176) ೕ(cid:3278)(cid:3233) ಅ(cid:3468)(cid:3696)(cid:3273)ಸ(cid:3617)ದ ವಲ(cid:3573)ೕಕರಣ(cid:3203)(cid:3161) (cid:3704)(cid:3539)(cid:3468)(cid:3693)ದ ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)(cid:3588) ಆ(cid:3459)ಶದ(cid:3378) ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)ಡ (cid:3561)ಲ(cid:3546)ತ (cid:3506)(cid:3187) ೕ(cid:3422)(cid:3194) ಹಕ (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ಗ(cid:3635) ಲಭ(cid:3186) (cid:3648)(cid:3653):

 ಅ(cid:3423) (cid:3532)ಹ(cid:3436) (cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) ((cid:3693)(cid:3177) (cid:3587)(cid:3693)(cid:3176) ಗಳ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203) ₹1,000 (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3348)(cid:3228)ಂತ (cid:3713)(cid:3273)(cid:3166) ನ(cid:3452)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ವ (cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)ಗ(cid:3635)) ಅ(cid:3459) KIADB (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3459)ಶ(cid:3461)ಳ(cid:3233) ಅಥ(cid:3647) ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) (cid:3711)(cid:3378)(cid:3203) ಇ(cid:3590)ವ ಸ(cid:3177) ಳ(cid:3453)ಂದ 5 (cid:3198).(cid:3558)ೕ. (cid:3647)(cid:3186) (cid:3498)(cid:3176) (cid:3581)ಳ(cid:3228)ನ KIADB (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3459)ಶದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3483)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3230)ವ (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕರ ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ದ (cid:3483)(cid:3557)(cid:4305)ಣ (cid:3653)ಚ(cid:3166) ವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಸಹ1312 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 ¨sÁUÀ 1 (cid:3539)ಡ(cid:3647)ಳ ಸ(cid:3707)ಯಧನ(cid:3203)(cid:3161) ಪ(cid:3588)ಗ(cid:3408)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3230)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458). ಈ ಸ(cid:3707)ಯಧನ(cid:3650) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3423) 1,000 ಜನರ ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3692)ಮಥ(cid:3186) (cid:4305)(cid:3203)(cid:3161) ಗ(cid:3588)ಷ(cid:3172) ₹1 (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3348)(cid:3233) (cid:3693)ೕ(cid:3558)ತ(cid:3647)(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458).

 ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) ಉದ(cid:3186) ಮಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423)ಯ(cid:3378) ತಮ(cid:3185) ಅಹ(cid:4305)(cid:3428)(cid:3233) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3230)ಣ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ (cid:3564)(cid:3618)ನ (cid:3539)ಡ(cid:3647)ಳ (cid:3653)ಚ(cid:3166) ದ ಸ(cid:3707)ಯಧನವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಪ(cid:3383)ಯಬ(cid:3710)(cid:3452)(cid:3228)(cid:3458). ಇ(cid:3455) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ (cid:3653)ಚ(cid:3166) ದ ಗ(cid:3588)ಷ(cid:3172) 30% ರವ(cid:3593)(cid:3233) ಇರಬ(cid:3710)(cid:3452)(cid:3228)(cid:3458).

ಇದರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ವಲಯ–1ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಇ(cid:3590)ವ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)(cid:3233) 25% (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3713)(cid:3275)(cid:3166) /ಅತ(cid:3186) ಂತ (cid:3708)ಂ(cid:3455)(cid:3633)ದ (cid:3422)(cid:3621)(cid:3189) (cid:3198)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3485) ಇದ(cid:3178) (cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3713)(cid:3275)(cid:3166) ವ(cid:3588)(cid:3572)(cid:3228) 3/5% ಸ(cid:3707)ಯಧನ ಒಳ(cid:3236)ಂ(cid:3378)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458). ಅನ(cid:3191) ಯ(cid:3647)(cid:3230)ವ ಎ(cid:3617)(cid:3189) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423) ಷರ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3501)(cid:3595)(cid:3695)ವ ಅ(cid:3468)ೕನದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) , ಈ ಸ(cid:3707)ಯಧನವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಐ(cid:3455) ಸ(cid:3557)ನ (cid:3647)(cid:3678)(cid:4305)ಕ (cid:3209)(cid:3425)ಗಳ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3528)(cid:3380)ಗ(cid:3383) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3617)(cid:3230)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458).

 G.O CI 99 SPQ 2025, (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ 06.02.2026ರ ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)(cid:3588) ಆ(cid:3459)ಶದ (cid:3561)ಲಕ KIADB (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕರ ವಸ(cid:3423)(cid:3233) (cid:3704)(cid:3539)(cid:3468)(cid:3693)(cid:3464)(cid:3428) ಎರ(cid:3380) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3560)ಖ ಸ(cid:3378)(cid:3618)(cid:3203)ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಪ(cid:3588)ಚ(cid:3573)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458):

 ಅನ(cid:3191) ಯ(cid:3647)(cid:3230)ವ FAR ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಗ(cid:3588)ಷ(cid:3172) 3.5(cid:3203)(cid:3161) (cid:3713)(cid:3273)(cid:3166) ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458).  (cid:3209)ಪ(cid:3483)(cid:3233) (cid:3719)(cid:3273)(cid:3203) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3617)ದ ಒ(cid:3350)(cid:3171) KIADB (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ 15% ರವ(cid:3593)(cid:3233) (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕರ ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3483)ಲಯಗ(cid:3635) ಅಥ(cid:3647) ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3197)(cid:3191) ಟ(cid:4305)(cid:3601) ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3227)(cid:3228) (cid:3230)(cid:3590)(cid:3423)(cid:3693) ಬಳಸ(cid:3620) ಅ(cid:3485)ಮ(cid:3423) (cid:3483)ೕಡ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458).

ಈ (cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3378) (cid:3506)(cid:3187) ೕ(cid:3422)(cid:3194) ಹಕ (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)ಡ ಎ(cid:3617)(cid:3189) ಷರ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3501)(cid:3595)(cid:3695)ವ (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕರ ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) (cid:3557)ತ(cid:3187) ಲಭ(cid:3186) (cid:3648)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3653):

 ಅ(cid:3303)(cid:4305)(cid:3452)ರ(cid:3590) ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) ಚ(cid:3350)ವ(cid:3348)(cid:3203)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3431)ಡ(cid:3228)(cid:3590)ವ (cid:3692)(cid:3557)ನ(cid:3186) (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ಉದ(cid:3186) ಮ(cid:3647)(cid:3228)ರ(cid:3534)(cid:3200).

 ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3467)ನ (cid:3569)(cid:3423)(cid:3187) ಆ(cid:3647)(cid:3706) (cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488) – (cid:3205)(cid:3233)(cid:3350)(cid:3200)ವ (cid:3527)(cid:3378)(cid:3233) ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3704)(cid:3198)ೕಣ(cid:4305)ಗ(cid:3635) (PMAY–ARHC) (cid:3283)ಕ(cid:3348)(cid:3171) ನ(cid:3378) (cid:3483)ಗ(cid:3453)ಪ(cid:3378)(cid:3693)(cid:3590)ವ (cid:3557)ನ(cid:3464)ಡಗ(cid:3635) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3483)(cid:3453)(cid:4305)ಷ(cid:3171) (cid:3428)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3230)ಣ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) ಪ(cid:3378)ಸ(cid:3534)(cid:3200).

ವಸ(cid:3423) ಘಟಕದ (cid:3197)(cid:3503)(cid:4305)(cid:3361) ಘಟಕದ ರಚ(cid:3488) ARH ಅ(cid:3378)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3497)ತ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3197)ರ (cid:3648)(cid:3693)(cid:3176) ೕಣ(cid:4305) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3428)(cid:3186) ೕಕ (cid:3707)(cid:3693)(cid:3233), ಪಕ(cid:3161) ದ (cid:3564)(cid:3305), ಕ(cid:3497)(cid:3350)ಗ(cid:3635), (cid:3617)ಕ(cid:3601) ಗ(cid:3635), ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3483)ಲಯ 10 ಚ.(cid:3558)ೕ.

ಅ(cid:3380)(cid:3233)ಮ(cid:3488) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3673)(cid:3272)ಲಯ ವಸ(cid:3423) ಘಟಕಗ(cid:3635) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ವಸ(cid:3423)

(Dormitory) ವ(cid:3593)(cid:3233) (cid:3699)(cid:3588)(cid:3464)(cid:3428) (cid:3692)(cid:3557)ನ(cid:3186) (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3483)ಲಯದ (cid:3707)(cid:3693)(cid:3233)ಗಳ ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3497)ತ(cid:3650) ಇ(cid:3422)(cid:3186) (cid:3453) (cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)ಯ ಅವಶ(cid:3186) ಕ(cid:3428)(cid:3233) ಒಂ(cid:3455) ಮಲ(cid:3230)ವ 1 ಮಲ(cid:3230)ವ (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3413), (cid:3647)ಸದ ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3230)ಣ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) ಬದ(cid:3617)ಗಬ(cid:3710)(cid:3455).

30 ಚ.(cid:3558)ೕ. (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3413) (Single (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3413), ಅ(cid:3380)(cid:3233)ಮ(cid:3488), (cid:3692)(cid:3180) ನ(cid:3232)ಹ ವ(cid:3593)(cid:3233) Bedroom) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3673)(cid:3272)ಲಯ ಇ(cid:3422)(cid:3186) (cid:3453) ಎರ(cid:3380) ಮಲ(cid:3230)ವ 2 ಮಲ(cid:3230)ವ (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3413)ಗ(cid:3635), (cid:3647)ಸದ 60 ಚ.(cid:3558)ೕ.

(cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3413) (Double (cid:3206)ೕ(cid:3413), ಅ(cid:3380)(cid:3233)ಮ(cid:3488), (cid:3692)(cid:3180) ನ(cid:3232)ಹ ಒ(cid:3350)(cid:3171) ವಸ(cid:3423) ಘಟಕಗಳ ಗ(cid:3588)ಷ(cid:3172) 33% ವ(cid:3593)(cid:3233) Bedroom) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3673)(cid:3272)ಲಯ ಇ(cid:3422)(cid:3186) (cid:3453)  ಎ(cid:3617)(cid:3189) (cid:3704)ದಭ(cid:4305)ಗಳ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3576) ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) (cid:3650) (cid:3527)(cid:3378)(cid:3233) ಆ(cid:3467)ರದ (cid:3564)(cid:3623) (cid:3557)ತ(cid:3187) ಇರ(cid:3534)(cid:3200). ಇ(cid:3455) (cid:3209)ಪ(cid:3483)ಯ ಸ(cid:3191) ಂತ (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3590) ಅಥ(cid:3647) ಕ(cid:3189) ಸ(cid:3171) (cid:3601) ನ (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕ(cid:3588)(cid:3233) (cid:3557)ತ(cid:3187)R.N.I. No. KARBIL/2001/47147 POSTAL REGN. No. RNP/KA/BGS/2202/2017-19 Licensed to post without prepayment WPP No. 297 ¨Ás U À 1 , ಬುಧ(cid:174)ಾರ, 07, ಅ(cid:144)ೊ(cid:190)ೕಬ(cid:349), 2026 1313 (cid:3693)ೕ(cid:3558)ತ(cid:3647)(cid:3228)ರ(cid:3534)(cid:3200) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) ಉ(cid:3273)ತ(cid:3647)(cid:3228) ಅಥ(cid:3647) (cid:3205)(cid:3233)(cid:3350)(cid:3200)ವ (cid:3527)(cid:3378)(cid:3233) (cid:3558)(cid:3423)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ಒದ(cid:3228)ಸ(cid:3534)(cid:3200). ಅನ(cid:3191) ಯ(cid:3647)(cid:3230)ವ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3302)(cid:3588)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3590)ವ (cid:3483)ಯಮಗ(cid:3635), (cid:3483)(cid:3584)ತ(cid:3187) ಣಗ(cid:3635) (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423)ಯನ(cid:3191) ಯ (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕರ ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3483)ಲಯಗ(cid:3635)/ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3197)(cid:3191) ಟ(cid:4305)(cid:3601) ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) ಅ(cid:3485)ಮ(cid:3423)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3464)(cid:3428), KIADB (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) (cid:3497)(cid:3211) (cid:4305)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3209)ಪ(cid:3483)(cid:3233) (cid:3719)(cid:3273)(cid:3203) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3617)ದ (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) ವ(cid:3228)ೕ(cid:4305)(cid:3202)ತ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)(cid:3491)ಳ(cid:3233) ಈ ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಅ(cid:3543)(cid:3652)(cid:3453)(cid:3179) ಪ(cid:3378)ಸ(cid:3534)(cid:3200).

(cid:3719)(cid:3273)(cid:3203) (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3617)ದ (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) (cid:3483)(cid:3654)ಶನದ (cid:3716)ರ(cid:3228)ನ ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3428)(cid:3186) ೕಕ ಜ(cid:3558)ೕ(cid:3483)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3483)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಸ(cid:3617)ದ ವಸ(cid:3423)(cid:3233) ಈ (cid:3713)(cid:3275)(cid:3166) ವ(cid:3588) (cid:3506)(cid:3187) ೕ(cid:3422)(cid:3194) ಹಕ (cid:3703)ಲಭ(cid:3186) ಅನ(cid:3191) (cid:3573)(cid:3695)(cid:3650)(cid:3453)ಲ(cid:3189) .

(cid:3692)(cid:3557)ನ(cid:3186) ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3203)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3227)(cid:3228) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) (cid:3648)ತ “ಶ(cid:3187) (cid:3558)ಕ (cid:3483)(cid:3647)ಸ (cid:3203)ಲಸದ ಸ(cid:3558)ೕಪ (cid:3647)ಸ” (Shramika Nivas – Live Near Work) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ರ(cid:3273)(cid:3695)ವ (cid:3200)(cid:3588)(cid:3425) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಸ(cid:3273)ವ (cid:3704)(cid:3500)ಟದ (cid:3560)ಂ(cid:3458) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕದ(cid:3488)(cid:3227)(cid:3228) (cid:3569)(cid:3378)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3455)(cid:3178) , ಸ(cid:3273)ವ (cid:3704)(cid:3500)ಟ(cid:3650) ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕ(cid:3453)(cid:3693)(cid:3590)ತ(cid:3176) (cid:3458).

ಅದರನ(cid:3191) ಯ, ಈ (cid:3203)ಳ(cid:3209)(cid:3389)(cid:3428) ಆ(cid:3459)(cid:3663)(cid:3693)(cid:3458). ಸ(cid:3197)(cid:4305)ರದ ಆ(cid:3459)ಶ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) (cid:3693) ಐ 201 ಎ(cid:3706) (cid:3498)ಐ 2026, (cid:3533)ಂಗ(cid:3636)(cid:3590), (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ16.09. 2026 ಪ(cid:3187) (cid:3692)(cid:3176) ವ(cid:3488)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3648)ವ(cid:3588)(cid:3693)ದ ಅಂಶಗಳ (cid:3708)(cid:3488)(cid:3180) (cid:3623)ಯ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) , (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3197) (cid:3483)ೕ(cid:3423) 2025-30ರ(cid:3378) ಲಭ(cid:3186) (cid:3648)(cid:3590)ವ (cid:3506)(cid:3187) ೕ(cid:3422)(cid:3194) ಹಧನಗ(cid:3635) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3588)(cid:3572)(cid:3573)(cid:3423)ಗ(cid:3641)ಂ(cid:3453)(cid:3233) (cid:3713)(cid:3275)(cid:3166) ವ(cid:3588)(cid:3572)(cid:3228), ಅಹ(cid:4305)(cid:3428) (cid:3716)ಂ(cid:3453)(cid:3590)ವ (cid:3713)(cid:3273)(cid:3166) ನ ಉ(cid:3461)(cid:3186) ೕ(cid:3227)ವ(cid:3197)ಶಗಳ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) (cid:3697)(cid:3678)(cid:3171) (cid:3695)ವ ಉ(cid:3422)(cid:3181) ದ(cid:3482) (cid:3209)ಪ(cid:3483)ಗ(cid:3633)(cid:3233) (cid:3197)(cid:3558)(cid:4305)ಕರ ವಸ(cid:3423) (cid:3483)(cid:3557)(cid:4305)ಣ(cid:3197)(cid:3161) (cid:3228), Shramika Nivas – Live Near Work (cid:3581)ೕಜ(cid:3488)(cid:3233) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3539)ಧದ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) (cid:3590)(cid:3659)(cid:3428) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3677)(cid:3172) ನ (cid:3557)ಡ(cid:3620) ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕದ(cid:3488) (cid:3483)ೕಡ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458).

ಈ ಆ(cid:3459)ಶವ(cid:3485)(cid:3180) ಆ(cid:3438)(cid:4305)ಕ ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218) (cid:3348)ಪ(cid:3181) (cid:3408) (cid:3704): ಎ(cid:3526) (cid:3378) 301 (cid:3653)ಚ(cid:3166) -1 2026, (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ:

08.09.2026 (cid:3707)(cid:3231) (cid:3453)(cid:3482)ಂಕ:08.09.2026(cid:3599)(cid:3455) ನ(cid:3383)ದ ಸ(cid:3273)ವ (cid:3704)(cid:3500)ಟದ ಪ(cid:3187) ಕರಣ (cid:3704)(cid:3218)(cid:3186) (cid:3693).512/2026ರ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ನ ಅ(cid:3485)(cid:3566)ೕ(cid:3453)(cid:3693)(cid:3590)(cid:3659)(cid:3428) (cid:3716)ರ(cid:3378)ಸ(cid:3617)(cid:3228)(cid:3458).

ಕ(cid:3482)(cid:4305)ಟಕ (cid:3587)ಜ(cid:3186) (cid:3497)ಲರ ಆ(cid:3459)(cid:3662)(cid:3485)(cid:3692)ರ ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) ಅವರ (cid:3713)ಸ(cid:3588)ನ(cid:3618)(cid:3189) ((cid:3663)ಲ(cid:3181) ಎ(cid:3706) .ಆ(cid:3601).) (cid:3498)ೕ(cid:3362)(cid:3468)(cid:3197)(cid:3588) ((cid:3422)ಂ(cid:3423)(cid:3187) ಕ (cid:3206)ೕಶ) (cid:3647)(cid:3408)ಜ(cid:3186) ಮ(cid:3425)(cid:3176) (cid:3205)(cid:3227)(cid:3588)(cid:3203) ಇ(cid:3617)(cid:3218) PR-397 ಮುದ(cid:206)ಕರು (cid:178)ಾಗೂ ಪ(cid:206)(cid:144)ಾಶಕರು:- ಸಂಕಲ(cid:163)ಾ(cid:297)(cid:144)ಾ(cid:312)ಗಳ(cid:133), ಕ(cid:163)ಾ(cid:143)ಟಕ (cid:170)ಾಜ(cid:205)ಪತ(cid:206), ಸ(cid:144)ಾ(cid:143)(cid:312) (cid:144)ೇಂದ(cid:206) ಮುದ(cid:206)(cid:158)ಾಲಯ, (cid:166)ೆಂಗಳ(cid:136)ರು