A 74-year-old man, identified as Rajkumar Bhaiyyan Jain, took the initiative of opening a book bank to help the less fortunate kids in central India's Madhya Pradesh. Visuals shot on April 11 feature an elderly couple near the Namak Mandi region Sagar district.

A video features the elderly couple assembling the books of all standards inside their residence. Following this, they manage the entire book bank and stack all the books they get in it. Moreover, Rajkumar explains his initiative to others and throws light on it.

Rajkumar Bhaiyyan Jain used to drive school buses before lockdown. However, after lockdown, he stopped driving buses and began to distribute clothes for quite some time. Then he came upon an idea and took the initiative of opening a book bank for the less-privileged kids in the district.

Being a school bus driver, he often saw students facing problems with buying books as they were quite expensive. So after lockdown, he opened the book bank and gathered books from various students, and provided it to the less-privileged kids. Moreover, Rajkumar made books of all standards available to these children so that it does not hinder their way of education.