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Fourth-Grader Suha Sahani Surprises Everyone by Naming Every Flower

At Narayanganj High School and College, where pupils farm the roof, fourth-grader Suha Sahani impressed Shykh Seraj by naming every flowering plant.

Shykh Seraj went to film the rooftop farming series at the century-old Narayanganj High School and College, which Rabindranath Tagore himself visited in 1928. On the school roof, pupils farm under the supervision of teacher Srikanta Chandra Nandi.

A young plant expert


More striking than the rooftop farm was one pupil, Suha Sahani. Surprisingly, she named every flowering plant. Whatever she was asked, she had the answer, even when others could not. Seraj said he was charmed by the talent of this fourth-grader.

He sent his love to all the school's pupils and congratulated the school authorities on the rooftop farming initiative.

Source: Shykh Seraj, Chhad Krishi. First published in Bengali on The Agro News.

Shykh SerajAgricultural journalist

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