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Mother's Sacrifice: Selling Plants and Borrowing to Fund Son's University Education

A mother sells her plants and borrows money to send her son to university.

By Staff Correspondent
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মা বলল, ‘এই নে তোর টাকা’

In 2005, a mother sold her plants and borrowed money to help her son pay for university fees after he was accepted into Jagannath University.

Despite financial struggles, the mother ensured her son could pursue higher education by gathering the required 7,000 taka.

The son, from a low-income family, had faced numerous obstacles but his mother's unwavering support made his dream possible.

FAQ

How much money did the mother gather?
Approximately 7,000 taka.
Which university did the son get accepted into?
Jagannath University.

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