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Rock On: How Crushed Stone Could Help Fight Climate Change
From sugar plantations in Brazil to tea estates in India, crushed rock is being sprinkled across large stretches of farmland globally in a novel bid to combat climate change. The technique is called Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW).
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Coca-Cola Is All Set To Debut In India's Ready-To-Drink Tea Market
Coca-Cola is gearing up to launch a new segment of ready-to-drink tea beverages in India. Read on to know more.
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Coca-Cola Enters Ready-To-Drink Tea Market In India With New Launch
Coca-Cola India on Wednesday said it is foraying into the ready-to-drink tea beverages segment with the launch of 'Honest Tea'.
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Bengaluru's Crypto-Friendly Tea Seller Admits to Seeing No Profits on Earnings
Shubham Saini, a final year dropout of a BCA course, has stirred a whirlwind of excitement among the Indian crypto community. The young lad has begun accepting crypto payments for his hot tea and maggie servings to the residents of Bengaluru. On an average, Saini has been seeing atleast three to four crypto payments. While the market is bearish at ...
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COVID-19 Causes Stir In Global Tea Markets, China, India Hit
The coronavirus outbreak is causing a rare stir in the usually staid global tea market, with labour lockdowns stifling supplies just as millions in lockdown drive up demand for the beverage known for its immunity-boosting properties.
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Muslims, Hindus Face Similar Citizen's Charter Issues In Assam's Nellie
As we walk into Nellie, there is an uneasy calm. 39-year-old Ismail and 58-year-old Hamid are relatives whom we meet at a tea stall at Nellie daily market
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A Week On, How Banning Rs 500, 1000 Notes Are Impacting Wholesale Markets
From the truck driver, to the porter and even the tea seller, the lack of smaller denominations of currency is starting to hurt.
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World Tea & Coffee Expo to be Held in Mumbai
For the fourth time in a row, the "World Tea & Coffee Expo" will be held in Mumbai between October 20-22.
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RJD Honours Tea Seller, Says PM Modi Only Markets His Own Image
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) today criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying he was "marketing" his own image as a tea seller but not doing anything for those involved in the trade.
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Best Electric Kettle In India: Kitchen Appliance Review
I tested 14 electric kettles to find a new favourite and to help you make the smartest choice.
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From tea-stalls to drawing rooms, politics reigns supreme
Be it a Metro train or a tea stall, drawing rooms to restaurants, market gossip to office banter, politics has undoubtedly become the main topic of social conversation in a politically conscious India.
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In Patna, NaMo chai stalls help market Narendra Modi's rally later this month
Narendra Modi, the BJP's candidate for Prime minister, will visit Patna on October 27 for a rally, but for those who find that a long wait, a cup of tea could help.
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Not even offered cup of tea, says Sahara chief Subrata Roy after SEBI appearance
Subrata Roy, the chief of the Sahara conglomerate, one of India's biggest corporate groups, met with representatives of market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) today in Mumbai to explain how the firm is refunding thousands of small investors, as ordered by the Supreme Court.
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Rock On: How Crushed Stone Could Help Fight Climate Change
From sugar plantations in Brazil to tea estates in India, crushed rock is being sprinkled across large stretches of farmland globally in a novel bid to combat climate change. The technique is called Enhanced Rock Weathering (ERW).
-
Coca-Cola Is All Set To Debut In India's Ready-To-Drink Tea Market
Coca-Cola is gearing up to launch a new segment of ready-to-drink tea beverages in India. Read on to know more.
-
Coca-Cola Enters Ready-To-Drink Tea Market In India With New Launch
Coca-Cola India on Wednesday said it is foraying into the ready-to-drink tea beverages segment with the launch of 'Honest Tea'.
-
Bengaluru's Crypto-Friendly Tea Seller Admits to Seeing No Profits on Earnings
Shubham Saini, a final year dropout of a BCA course, has stirred a whirlwind of excitement among the Indian crypto community. The young lad has begun accepting crypto payments for his hot tea and maggie servings to the residents of Bengaluru. On an average, Saini has been seeing atleast three to four crypto payments. While the market is bearish at ...
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COVID-19 Causes Stir In Global Tea Markets, China, India Hit
The coronavirus outbreak is causing a rare stir in the usually staid global tea market, with labour lockdowns stifling supplies just as millions in lockdown drive up demand for the beverage known for its immunity-boosting properties.
-
Muslims, Hindus Face Similar Citizen's Charter Issues In Assam's Nellie
As we walk into Nellie, there is an uneasy calm. 39-year-old Ismail and 58-year-old Hamid are relatives whom we meet at a tea stall at Nellie daily market
-
A Week On, How Banning Rs 500, 1000 Notes Are Impacting Wholesale Markets
From the truck driver, to the porter and even the tea seller, the lack of smaller denominations of currency is starting to hurt.
-
World Tea & Coffee Expo to be Held in Mumbai
For the fourth time in a row, the "World Tea & Coffee Expo" will be held in Mumbai between October 20-22.
-
RJD Honours Tea Seller, Says PM Modi Only Markets His Own Image
The Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) today criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying he was "marketing" his own image as a tea seller but not doing anything for those involved in the trade.
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Best Electric Kettle In India: Kitchen Appliance Review
I tested 14 electric kettles to find a new favourite and to help you make the smartest choice.
-
From tea-stalls to drawing rooms, politics reigns supreme
Be it a Metro train or a tea stall, drawing rooms to restaurants, market gossip to office banter, politics has undoubtedly become the main topic of social conversation in a politically conscious India.
-
In Patna, NaMo chai stalls help market Narendra Modi's rally later this month
Narendra Modi, the BJP's candidate for Prime minister, will visit Patna on October 27 for a rally, but for those who find that a long wait, a cup of tea could help.
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Not even offered cup of tea, says Sahara chief Subrata Roy after SEBI appearance
Subrata Roy, the chief of the Sahara conglomerate, one of India's biggest corporate groups, met with representatives of market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) today in Mumbai to explain how the firm is refunding thousands of small investors, as ordered by the Supreme Court.
