Young Farmers in Karnataka Struggle to Marry; Congress MLA Urges Siddaramaiah Government for Special Incentives
Bengaluru: In Karnataka, many young farmers are remaining unmarried well past the age of 30, as women often hesitate to marry into farming families. Congress MLA H.D. Ranganath has written to the state government, urging the Siddaramaiah-led administration to introduce a special incentive program to address this issue.
MLA’s Proposal to Support Young Farmers
In a letter dated 18 February, Ranganath, representing the Kunigal constituency, highlighted that his constituency is predominantly rural and heavily dependent on agriculture. He pointed out that a significant number of young men earn their livelihoods through farming, but many face difficulties in finding marriage partners.
He wrote:
“Many men in rural areas remain unmarried even after turning 30 due to prevailing social t...









