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Can i push the files directly to bitbucket without creating a local repository in my machine. I have a company laptop, in which i am not authorized to install any additional softwares. Whenever i make changes in my file, i would like to push it directly.
No, you can’t. Git is a decentralized version control system and to push something in it, you need a repository to push from—and more importantly the software to actually do this. Unfortunately Bitbucket also does allow editing files directly in the browser (unlike GitHub), so you will have to do it manually in some way.
If you are using Windows, you could give PortableGit a try. It’s essentially the same except that you do not need to install it.
Another option would be to choose some solution that uses libgit2 directly (instead of the command line) and comes also bundled with it.