The torch journey for Season 4 of Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan reached Mohali on 18 August 2026 as part of the Punjab Government’s continued efforts to encourage young people to participate in sports and promote a healthy and active lifestyle.
The torch journey, which began from Sangrur, reached Mohali amid enthusiasm from local residents, sports enthusiasts, and young people. MLA Kulwant Singh, along with MP Malwinder Singh Kang, welcomed the torch and the participants in Mohali.
The Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan initiative was launched by the Punjab Government after it came to power with the objective of creating greater opportunities for people, particularly young athletes, to participate in sporting activities. The programme has developed into a statewide sporting platform, providing participants from different parts of Punjab an opportunity to showcase their talent across multiple disciplines.
With Season 4 set to begin, the torch journey is being used to generate enthusiasm and awareness about the upcoming sporting events. The arrival of the torch in Mohali provided an opportunity to highlight the importance of sports in encouraging discipline, fitness, teamwork, and a positive lifestyle among young people.
Speaking on the occasion, MLA Kulwant Singh said that connecting Punjab’s youth with sports is an important priority of the Mann Government. He said that initiatives such as Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan provide young people with platforms to participate in sports, identify their talent, and pursue their ambitions.
He warmly welcomed the torch journey to Mohali and appreciated the efforts being made to encourage greater participation in sports across Punjab. He also thanked MP Malwinder Singh Kang for his participation and support during the welcome programme.
The arrival of the torch in Mohali marked another step in the build-up to Season 4 of Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan. The initiative is expected to bring together athletes and sports enthusiasts from across the state and further strengthen Punjab’s sporting culture. The programme concluded with a message encouraging young people to participate actively in sports and make physical activity an integral part of their lives.
