The Teacher Who Planted Forests Schools have a beautiful kind of chaos before an event. There are teachers checking the programme schedule one last time, students carrying props from one corner of the campus to another, clubs putting the final touches to their displays, and someone always looking for something that seems to have disappeared at the last minute. It is a kind of chaos that only schools understand. Somehow, despite everything, it all comes together. Yesterday was one such morning. It was the 72nd Raising Day of our school, and every corner of the campus was alive. One group of students was preparing for the tree plantation drive. Another was getting ready for the cake-cutting ceremony. Different clubs were busy with their own responsibilities. There was excitement in the air, but there was also the familiar rush that accompanies every school event. The Reading Club had its own little challenge. Our banner had not arrived. For a moment, we wondered what to do. B...