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Punjab Man Goes Door-To-Door for 2 Years, Collects 10,000+ Books for Needy Students!

"Living in abject poverty, these families did not have enough money to put a square meal on the table, how would they use the allocated money to buy books? I was deeply disturbed, but I was clueless about what to do", says 28-year-old Sandeep Kumar.

Chandigarh-based Sandeep is the founder of a unique initiative called ‘Raddi se Shiksha’ where he goes from door-to-door to collect these books and stationery, later distributing them to underprivileged students.

So what made him start this initiative? As part of his Junior Basic Training Course, Sandeep was working at government school when he noticed some jarring gaps in the ‘free education’ system.

“The students were very intelligent and would pick up all the concepts we taught in class. But when I asked them if they were taking notes, they would stare at me with blank faces.”
‘We don’t have books, pens or pencils, masterji,’ the kids would lament.

According to the Sarva Shiksha Abhiyaan, the government provides free education to these kids until class 8 along with a certain amount of money for books and stationery. A lot of times, this money is transferred directly to their accounts but ends up being used for other things.

The result is a lack of textbooks and other study material that makes these students feel isolated from the rest of their class", explains Sandeep.

Wanting to help these kids, Sandeep realised that once a student completes an academic years, most of his/her textbooks, guides, half-used notebooks, and stationery are either thrown out or land up with the raddiwala.

That's when he started something that would go on to empower hundreds of government school and college students with more than 10,000 books till date!

To know more, or to be a part of this change, read the full story here: https://www.thebetterindia.com/190163/punjab-man-goes-door-to-door-for-2-years-collects-10000-books-for-needy-students/

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