Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Saturday dedicated a modern, fully equipped public library to the people of Bathinda, reinforcing the state government’s focus on education and knowledge-based development.
Sharing the update during a live interaction from Bathinda, CM Mann said the library has been developed with ultra-modern facilities to support students, competitive exam aspirants, and general readers. The initiative aims to create an inclusive learning environment and promote a strong reading culture across Punjab.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Monday dedicated a state-of-the-art public library to the people of Bathinda, reinforcing the Aam Aadmi Party government’s commitment to strengthening education infrastructure across Punjab. Speaking during the live inauguration, Mann said modern libraries play a crucial role in shaping the future of youth by providing equal access to knowledge and competitive exam preparation resources. The newly inaugurated facility is equipped with advanced seating arrangements, a wide collection of books, newspapers, and digital learning support to meet contemporary academic needs.
Bhagwant Mann: Boost to Education Infrastructure
The newly inaugurated library is equipped with advanced infrastructure, comfortable reading spaces, and modern learning resources, making it accessible to learners from all sections of society. Officials said the facility will particularly benefit youth preparing for academic and competitive examinations.
Commitment to Youth and Learning
Bhagwant Mann emphasized that strengthening educational infrastructure remains a key priority of the Punjab government. He stated that such libraries play a crucial role in empowering young minds, encouraging self-study, and providing equal learning opportunities.
Expanding Public Libraries Across Punjab
The Bathinda library is part of the state government’s broader plan to upgrade and expand public libraries across Punjab, ensuring that quality educational resources are available even beyond major urban centers.
Residents welcomed the initiative, calling it a positive step towards making education more accessible, affordable, and community-oriented.
