
Pustak Khidki now lives in 110 Anganwadis
1,100 books and 110 oriented teachers reached 1,200+ children. Books are now part of daily classroom routine.
Recent projects, outcomes and milestones, and our journal on stories, language and early learning.

1,100 books and 110 oriented teachers reached 1,200+ children. Books are now part of daily classroom routine.

Families make Diwali lanterns from upcycled materials at Aksharnandan School, Gokhale Nagar.
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Pustak Khidki is now in children's wards around Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital, Pune, as a screen-free activity.

A folk performance at Jijamata Girls' School, Shukrawar Peth, under Maharashtra Cultural Centre's Theatre in Education programme.

Interactive storytelling sessions that kept every child engaged, with more sessions planned.

Pustak Khidki Phase 1 over 12 months, with teacher orientation and impact tracking. Partners welcome.

Mini-library bookshelves placed in classrooms to encourage everyday reading.

Taking books out of closed cupboards and into children's hands. Open books lead to open minds.
Practical, research-informed writing for parents, teachers and CSR teams.
Mother-tongue reading and early language development.
What a small hanging library changes in an Anganwadi classroom.
Lessons from 110 centres in Satara.
Foundational literacy, NEP 2020 and the role of picture books.
Audio description, Indian Sign Language and inclusive storytelling.
How professionals and companies can contribute meaningfully.
A practical guide for CSR teams funding early learning.