Based in Bhiwadi & Dharuhera · Student-led, zero cash accepted
Who We Are · Bhiwadi & Dharuhera

Students helping students learn locally.

Vistaar Move is founded by Shaurya Agarwal & Suryansh Saini across Bhiwadi and Dharuhera — built around direct book sharing and peer help with zero money involved.

Zero Cash Movement
Two students seated side by side at a study desk going through open notebooks and textbooks

Student-to-student guidance alongside shared study materials.

Core Principles

What guides Vistaar Move.

Started by Students

Vistaar Move was started by Shaurya Agarwal & Suryansh Saini so useful textbooks and notebooks keep helping the next learner instead of sitting unused.

Bhiwadi & Dharuhera

Operating locally keeps communication direct and practical for schools, neighborhoods, and student meetups across Bhiwadi and Dharuhera.

Zero Cash Accepted

We never ask for or handle money donations. Every contribution happens directly through shared books, notes, and volunteer time.

How It Works

Three straightforward steps.

Step 01

Send a Mail or Instagram DM

Reach out on vistaarmove@gmail.com or @vistaarmove with your name and locality around Bhiwadi or Dharuhera.

Step 02

Match Locally

Share which books you have spare, what study material you need, or how you would like to help out nearby.

Step 03

Direct Handover

Study books go straight from student to student within our community — simple, local, and transparent.

Shared Study Sets
A neatly tied stack of pre-loved textbooks and exercise notebooks resting on a wooden study desk

Clean, usable textbooks tied into sets for incoming students.

Mission, Leadership & Public Accountability

Transparent student governance from day one.

Every trustworthy educational movement owes families honest answers on why it exists, who stands behind it, and how resources move. Here is Vistaar Move’s complete institutional charter.

Our Mission

Keep Every Usable Textbook in Active Student Hands

Across Bhiwadi and Dharuhera, complete Class 1–12 NCERT, CBSE, RBSE, and HBSE bundles leave bedrooms for scrap dealers (raddi) every spring while neighbors buy the same titles new. Vistaar Move bridges households directly at zero financial cost.

Our Vision

A Circular Neighborhood Culture Where Cost Never Blocks Revision

We envision residential sectors, schools, and peer study groups across Bhiwadi and Dharuhera passing clean books onward year after year—turning simple neighborhood generosity into reliable study support with zero paperwork barriers.

Co-Founders & Oversight

Every message sent to vistaarmove@gmail.com or @vistaarmove is overseen personally by the student co-founders rather than anonymous bots or commissioned agents.

Shaurya Agarwal

Co-Founder & Coordination Lead · Bhiwadi & Dharuhera

Oversees inbox coordination at vistaarmove@gmail.com, quality verification of donated CBSE/NCERT/RBSE/HBSE sets, donor-to-student matching, and privacy/grievance accountability.

Suryansh Saini

Co-Founder & Outreach Lead · Bhiwadi & Dharuhera

Leads @vistaarmove community outreach, school and housing society collection pockets, student volunteer onboarding, and safe daytime peer handoff coordination.

Zero-Cash & Legal Disclosure Ledger

Honest representation of our grassroots status—we publish exactly what we are and never imply unverified licenses.

Financial Handling
₹0 Cash or UPI Accepted

Strictly in-kind book & stationery sharing. No pickup fees, textbook deposits, bank solicitations, or 80G cash receipts.

Legal Collective Format
Unincorporated Student Collective

Operates transparently as a grassroots youth book movement without claiming Trust, Society, Section 8, or 80G registration numbers.

People & Overhead
100% Honorary Volunteers

Zero paid staff, zero executives on payroll, and zero rented warehouse leases—donated books travel straight from home to desk.

Privacy & Child Safety
Zero Web Tracking (DPDPA Aligned)

Zero cookies or analytics on site; only first name, class level, and public sector landmarks are used with guardian oversight for under-18 students.

Public Legal & Safeguarding Policies

Inspect our full DPDPA 2023 privacy architecture, community book-sharing terms, or report misuse anytime.

NGO & Organization FAQ

Understanding NGOs, non-profits & Vistaar Move.

Clear answers on what an NGO stands for, what non-profit means, how foundations differ, and who leads Vistaar Move.

NGO Basics

What is an NGO?

An NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) is an independent, non-profit group formed by ordinary citizens rather than government ministries to solve social, educational, environmental, or humanitarian challenges. Funded by community donations, grants, or volunteer time, any surplus is reinvested straight into its public mission instead of paying private shareholders.

  • Citizen-Led Independence: Governments do not direct board decisions, allowing NGOs to move rapidly where classrooms, clinics, or relief supplies are needed most.
  • Formal or Grassroots Formats: In India, NGOs commonly register as Trusts, Societies, or Section 8 Companies, while agile student movements launch zero-cash community initiatives directly on the ground.
  • Education in Action: Student-run organizations like Vistaar Move prove you do not need corporate backing to create impact — co-founders Shaurya Agarwal and Suryansh Saini circulate free school books directly across Bhiwadi and Dharuhera.
NGO Basics

What does NGO stand for?

NGO stands for Non-Governmental Organization, a term formalized by the United Nations in 1945 to identify independent citizen groups working alongside public institutions without state control. In everyday conversation it describes non-profit, voluntary initiatives tackling education, healthcare, climate protection, and human rights at local, national, or international scale.

  • INGO: International NGO operating across multiple countries (for example, disaster-relief alliances).
  • ENGO: Environmental NGO focused on conservation, clean water, or sustainable resource reuse.
  • CBO & Student Initiatives: Community-Based Organizations and student groups solving hyper-local problems immediately, such as passing outgrown textbooks between neighborhoods via Vistaar Move.
NGO Basics

What is NGO and its work?

An NGO is a citizen-run non-profit whose work solves real community gaps through direct relief, education access, health camps, skill training, and public advocacy. Rather than pursuing private profit, NGO work connects donated resources, volunteer hours, and local coordination so underserved families gain reliable opportunities with dignity.

  • Operational NGO Work: Hands-on delivery on the ground — collecting spare NCERT/CBSE books, running learning circles, supplying food kits, or organizing health drives.
  • Advocacy NGO Work: Researching civic bottlenecks, spreading literacy awareness, and encouraging families to reuse study materials instead of discarding them.
  • Immediate Local Example: Instead of letting textbooks sit idle, you can put operational NGO work in motion today when you donate old school books or help someone request free study books with zero cash.
Non-Profit

What is a non-profit organization?

A non-profit organization (also spelled nonprofit or NPO) is a mission-first entity formed for public, educational, cultural, or charitable benefit rather than private enrichment. Even if a non-profit collects fees, grants, or sponsorships to cover costs, legal rules prohibit distributing surpluses to founders, board members, or shareholders.

  • Mission Lock: Assets—whether classrooms, book stock, or emergency grants—belong permanently to the stated cause.
  • Open Accountability: Contributors know their textbooks, money, or volunteer hours help the intended community rather than private pockets.
  • Student Book NPO Example: Every clean textbook shared with Vistaar Move moves straight from one learner’s shelf to another student at zero cost.
Non-Profit

What is the difference between an NGO, a non-profit, a charity, and a foundation?

"Non-profit" is the umbrella classification for any group that reinvests surpluses into its mission. An NGO is a citizen-led non-profit advancing public welfare independently of government; a charity delivers direct humanitarian aid; and a foundation typically manages an endowment or sustained program fund for social or educational causes.

  • Non-Profit (NPO): Broadest category (includes charities, NGOs, member clubs, and universities).
  • NGO: Independent civic group tackling social, civic, educational, or environmental missions.
  • Charity: Focuses on direct relief for poverty, hunger, crisis, or disadvantaged learners.
  • Foundation: Usually endowed or corporate-backed to distribute grants or operate long-term public institutions.
Vistaar Move

Who founded Vistaar Move?

Vistaar Move was founded by student co-founders Shaurya Agarwal and Suryansh Saini in Bhiwadi and Dharuhera so usable textbooks and unused stationery stay in active student circulation instead of gathering dust on shelves. Both co-founders actively coordinate book collections, local sorting, and volunteer outreach via vistaarmove@gmail.com and @vistaarmove.

Read the full story behind our zero-cash principles on our Who We Are page.