Donate old school books in Bhiwadi & Dharuhera.

Instead of selling clean NCERT, CBSE, ICSE, or state-board books to scrap dealers (raddi) for pennies per kilo, donate them directly to student-run book banks, community libraries, or Vistaar Move across Bhiwadi and Dharuhera. One intact Class 10 or 12 bundle saves another household thousands of rupees on fresh books.

Do not let a full academic year’s textbooks get pulped before next week’s classes begin — send a quick note via our Donate Books page and pass your set directly to a local learner.

Vistaar Move welcomes clean Classes 1–12 textbooks across NCERT, CBSE, RBSE (Rajasthan Board), and HBSE (Haryana Board), along with JEE, NEET, and Olympiad guides, solved board sample papers, dictionaries, atlases, unused blank registers, geometry boxes, and sturdy school bags.

• Primary & Middle school Maths, Science, English, Hindi & SST readers
• Senior Secondary Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Commerce, Accountancy & Humanities books
• Unused blank notebooks and basic stationery kits ready for a fresh student (check full list).

Yes. Textbooks with light pencil notes, tidy highlighting, or margin formula hints are gladly accepted as long as every page and chapter remains readable and intact. Only books missing key chapters, soaked by water damage, or heavily torn should go to paper recycling rather than student distribution.

Neat exam pointers left by a senior batch often help a junior board candidate understand tough concepts faster — ready to pass yours along? Check how to prep your stack.

Effective book-donation NGOs follow a four-step cycle: donors list available classes and locality, local student volunteers coordinate convenient neighborhood collection, helpers sort readable copies by board and subject, and verified learners or teachers receive matched book bundles directly — keeping cost at zero without middlemen.

Because freshly donated sets are claimed quickly around spring result days, sharing spare books early gets them onto another student’s desk within days (see how student requests work).

Under India’s Income Tax Act, Section 80G grants monetary donors a tax deduction (usually 50% subject to limits) for qualifying financial donations paid via cheque or digital modes above specified thresholds — it does not apply to casual second-hand book swaps. Additionally, Vistaar Move never accepts cash or UPI donations and therefore issues no 80G money receipts.

• 12AB vs. 80G: 12AB protects an eligible Indian NGO’s own surplus funds from income tax; 80G benefits cash/bank donors who give money to approved NGOs.
• Book-to-Book Clarity: When you pass old NCERT or CBSE books to Vistaar Move, 100% of the benefit is direct educational relief for a student in Bhiwadi or Dharuhera.

No. Vistaar Move operates strictly book-to-book with zero cash, zero UPI transfers, zero pickup fees, and zero textbook deposits. All support happens exclusively through clean donated study books, unused stationery, and local student volunteer time — guaranteeing donors total transparency and learners zero cost.

If anyone ever claims to collect money or paid delivery fees in our name, refuse immediately and verify directly via vistaarmove@gmail.com.