Explore Bathinda

Generic selectors
Exact matches only
Search in title
Search in content
Post Type Selectors
politics1
Politics

Punjab CM orders transfer of entire police post staff in Bathinda.

Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann on Sunday took strict action against alleged negligence in tackling the drug menace in Bathinda district, ordering the transfer of the entire staff of the Kot Shamir police post following complaint from a village sarpanch during a party workers’ meeting here. Acting on the Chief Minister’s directions, Harjeet Singh, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) of Bathinda Range, transferred 11 police personnel, including the post in-charge, to Mansa district. The transferred staff comprised three Assistant Sub-Inspectors (ASIs), four senior constables, one constable and three home guards. The action followed a complaint raised by Lakha Singh, sarpanch of Gulabgarh village, who highlighted the growing drug problem in his village during the meeting held in an auditorium here. According to sources, the sarpanch publicly informed the CM about some alleged drug-related deaths and inaction by local police.

baisakhi
Festivals

Baisakhi Festival

Baisakhi Festival Bathinda is a vibrant celebration that brings together the rich cultural heritage, agricultural traditions, and spiritual essence of Punjab. Celebrated every year around 13th or 14th April, Baisakhi marks the harvest season and is one of the most significant festivals in the region. Bathinda, a historic city in Punjab, transforms into a lively hub of festivities during this time, attracting thousands of visitors, devotees, and tourists from across the country. Baisakhi holds deep cultural and spiritual importance. It is not only a harvest festival celebrating prosperity and gratitude but also commemorates the formation of the Khalsa Panth by Guru Gobind Singh Ji in 1699, making it a sacred occasion for the Sikh community

sai baba temple
Temples

Sai Baba Mandir

Sai Baba Mandir Bathinda is a revered spiritual destination dedicated to Shirdi Sai Baba, attracting devotees from across the city and nearby regions. Located in areas such as Shaibzada Jujhar Singh Nagar and Ajit Road in Bathinda, the temple serves as a peaceful sanctuary for prayer, devotion, and inner reflection. The temple embodies the teachings of Sai Baba—faith (Shraddha) and patience (Saburi)—guiding devotees towards a life of compassion, humility, and service. It is a sacred space where people of all religions and backgrounds come together in unity, reflecting Sai Baba’s message of universal brotherhood.