Darjeeling paradox
Tea is more than just a comforting beverage; it is a cultural symbol, a strategic economic product, and, increasingly, a tool of soft power diplomacy.
Tea is more than just a comforting beverage; it is a cultural symbol, a strategic economic product, and, increasingly, a tool of soft power diplomacy.
The Indian Chamber of Commerce (ICC), North Bengal Chapter, is set to host the India Tea Conclave 2025 in Siliguri from 1-2 May, bringing the spotlight to Darjeeling Tea and teas produced in the Terai and Dooars regions.
The much coveted “Champagne of Teas”is now in a battle to survive even as planters put in their heart and soul to keep the industry alive writes Abhranila Das
Key issue for interaction at session in Beijing Film City was the root-seeking journey of Indian classic black tea.
STAC started functioning in Siliguri 1976, and at its initial stages, according to records, 16 million kg tea, mainly CTC, used to be auctioned in a year.
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