This beautiful film holds a mirror to the journeys of so many migrant families in and around Bansa, stories of longing, resilience, separation, and love. Grateful to the makers of Homebound for creating a film that feels so close to home for our community.

creating opportunities to learn, explore, and dream together.

A place where children from small villages can touch technology, ask questions, and discover that they too belong in the world of ideas and innovation. Our free community library is making sure that no child is left behind, bridging the digital divide with care,

connecting with one listener, weaving a story that gets passed on and remembered long after the last page is turned. It's a reminder that sometimes, the simplest things, a story, a moment of presence, can offer the deepest, most human warmth of all.

Today, stories are shared, passed on, and celebrated, one voice, one listener, one story at a time.

This isn't just a read-aloud; it's a celebration of possibility. It’s the simple, powerful act of one voice

Because here, every book is loved.
Every reader belongs.
And every story deserves to be saved.

#FreeLibrary

There are no fines for lost or damaged books here, because we believe no child should ever fear a book or hesitate to touch a story. Mistakes are not punishable; they are opportunities to care, to learn, and to begin again together.

At its core, the Bansa Community Library is built on trust, not transaction. We are a free library, not only free of membership fees or costs of any kind, but also free of penalty or fear.

This quiet ritual is also our most heartfelt commitment to sustainability, giving every story a second, third, and fourth chance to inspire imagination across generations.

ever too damaged to be saved, no page too worn to be read again. Each act of repair is a small lesson in care, patience, and shared responsibility. When the same hands that read the stories also learn to mend them, those stories become a shared treasure, one that belongs to everyone.

This is more than just an activity; it’s a tender, joyful ritual, a space where learning and love meet. Every time a child helps repair a book, they are not just fixing paper and thread; they are stitching together the very fabric of our community. We call it 'The Book Hospital'.
Here, no book is

For many of our members, this is their first time experiencing an online class, a glimpse into how technology can connect small villages to the wider world of ideas and learning.

you are sending more than a parcel; you are sending opportunity, dignity, and joy to a young reader discovering their voice. Order a book today or contribute monetarily here: rzp.io/rzp/lctrEUfg or UPI: amf@hdfcbank, and help us keep learning alive in places where libraries are yet to reach.

Every book you send travels miles to reach a young reader discovering stories for the first time, a girl finding her voice through words, or an aspirant who can now prepare for competitive exams without migrating to faraway cities.

In many villages around us, there are no libraries, and distance keeps people from reaching the Bansa Library. Yet, the hunger to learn, read, and dream continues to grow.
This Daan Utsav, through our Wishlist, you can help us bring books to these villages, to the hands that need them the most.

When you order from our Wishlist, you’re not just sending a parcel, you’re sending opportunity, dignity, and joy.
For first-generation readers, for adults rediscovering learning, for girls who read under lanterns, for every dreamer who now dares to imagine more, your small act can make a difference.