BDA (Bathinda Development Authority): every scheme with something still vacant in it

BDA is one of PUDA's six regional authorities and auctions on PUDA's portal. The PUDA page carries all seven vacant registers side by side. PUDA (the parent).

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What BDA has put up for auction

Bathinda Development Authority sells in advertised e-auction rounds and by draw, and no round was open on 3 October 2026 - the shared portal's live list was checked by hand that day and was empty. What it does publish is the vacant column of the property system it shares with PUDA: 4710 properties across 69 schemes, which is on this page as a register. The next round it advertises becomes a scheme page with the sites in it.

Every BDA scheme with something still vacant in it

Bathinda Development Authority's own property system puts 4,710 properties across 69 schemes in the vacant column on 03-Oct-2026 - 3,920 residential, 258 commercial, and 532 institutional, industrial or carrying no usage on its own usage report. Its own scheme names place that stock at Budhlada (1,758), Faridkot (1,185), Mansa (501), Malout (111), Abohar (83), Fazilka (28), Bathinda (15), Muktsar (3).

Nothing here is open for application. PUDA and the six regional authorities sell by e-auction on puda.enivida.com, in rounds they advertise and then close, and on 3 October 2026 there was no round running. Three readings taken that day agree: the portal's own Live Auctions list, opened by hand, showed none; and the Schemes page of GMADA, GLADA and BDA Bathinda each read "Currently Schemes are not available". A vacant property here is stock between rounds, and this page will carry the next round as a scheme the day one of those three pages announces it.

Said precisely, because it is the kind of claim that goes stale: the portal's live, published and closing-soon lists each need a CAPTCHA, which this site does not answer, so what is written above is a reading taken on 3 October 2026 and not a live check. The authorities' own Schemes and notice pages need no CAPTCHA and are watched instead.

One row that is not a scheme. Bathinda Development Authority's register includes a row named "Test Dummy" carrying 10 properties, which reads as a test record in the authority's own system rather than a place anyone can buy in. It is left in the table and in the total because that is how the authority publishes it, and flagged here rather than quietly removed.

What BDA last put up, and when

No window is printed on its own list. Residential and commercial sites at Bathinda, in a CamScanner scan. The list is a scan with no text layer. BDA's own site separately carries a July 2026 advertisement, 'PUDA announces e-Auction of Residential and Commercial Sites'. Without a window on the list this page does not say when it ran or whether it has closed.

Read from the vacant status report Bathinda Development Authority publishes through the property system it shares with PUDA, on 3 October 2026, and from the property list the auction portal carries for its last round. A scheme showing no use is one the authority's own usage report does not name; it is left blank rather than classified here.

About BDA Bathinda

Bathinda Development Authority is one of PUDA's six regional development authorities, covering Bathinda, Budhlada, Faridkot, Mansa, Malout, Abohar and Sri Muktsar Sahib. It prepares and enforces the master plans for its towns, develops urban estates, licenses private colonies under PAPRA and approves land use and building plans.

How BDA Bathinda allots

By e-auction on puda.enivida.com, the portal it shares with PUDA and the other five regional authorities, and by draw of lots for residential plot and flat schemes. Rounds are advertised with a property list giving site numbers, areas, reserve prices and the eligibility fee.

Rounds, not a standing counter. The property list the portal carries for it prints no window, so when its last round ran is not stated here. On 3 October 2026 no round was open: the portal's live list was checked by hand that day and was empty.

BDA Bathinda: the office and the auction contact

Set per round in the auction's terms and conditions, which PUDA and the regional authorities share. The June 2026 lists carried an eligibility fee of ₹3,00,000 a residential site.

What buyers get wrong with BDA Bathinda

• A property in the vacant column is stock between rounds, not an open offer.
• Whether a round is open is read from the authorities' own Schemes and notice pages, which need no CAPTCHA, and not from the auction portal's live list, which does. On 3 October 2026 the portal's list was opened by hand and was empty.
• The authority's four usage-type reports do not add up to its own all-usage report. The all-usage figure is used here, a usage is attached to a scheme only where the usage report names that same scheme, and nothing is reclassified.
• No result has been published for its last round, and none is stated here.
• Scheme names are the authority's own, spelling and all. Where a name contains a town, the town is read from the name; where it does not, no place is inferred.

Questions people ask about BDA Bathinda

BDA Bathinda glossary

The words a BDA Bathinda notice uses, defined once each, with a figure from a live scheme behind it.

• EMD (Earnest Money Deposit)
• Reserve price
• Freehold and leasehold
• Location premium (PLC)
• Draw of lot
• e-Auction
• Allotment and instalment letter
• Category: environmental, and reserved
• TDS on property (section 194-IA)
• GST on a plot purchase
• Reserve price and circle rate
• Possession and infrastructure status

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Where the background came from

The figures above come from the scheme documents linked on each scheme page. The background on BDA Bathinda draws on:

• Bathinda Development Authority
• Vacant status report, the property system shared with PUDA
• PUDA e-auction portal