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A Tea Lover's Paradise: Top 10 Tea Estate Destinations To Explore In India
Take your love for tea to these beautiful tea plantations and estates in India. Learn the art of tea-making, enjoy tea-tasting tours and gather more such experiences.
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Tripura Plans To Grow Tea On Land Between Fencing And Bangladesh Border
The Tripura Tea Development Corporation (TTDC) on Tuesday said it is contemplating to use the land between the fencing and the actual Indo-Bangladesh border for tea plantation to boost the industry.
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For First Time, Small Tea Growers In Assam To Get Land Rights
Guwahati: Thousands of small tea growers in Assam will be given land rights for the first time in an attempt to boost production and generate employment, the state government said. “We are committed to providing land rights to an estimated 78,286 small tea growers in the first phase and eventually we hope to grant land rights to all the growers i...
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Hymns, Work And Traditions In Assam's Tea Gardens Leads To A Merry Christmas
The lush green Dhulia tea plantation In Assam's Dibrugarh district is famous for its Christmas. Situated about 420 km from Guwahati, the plantation employs 300 tribal, Catholic families.
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After Days Of Unpaid Labour, Kerala Workers Out Of Ways To Stay Afloat
Selvy did not expect to get paid today. A worker at a tea plantation in Kerala's Kollam district, the 42-year-old mother/father has not been paid for two weeks and does not know how she will she manage her children's school fee.
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World Bank Probe into Tata Tea Project Finds it Failed to Protect Indian Workers
A World Bank investigation into a tea plantation project in India that it jointly finances with tea giant Tata Global Beverages has found that it has failed to tackle alleged abuses of impoverished workers, the group said on Wednesday.
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Committed To Work For The Tea Community: Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal
Assam government is committed to work for the economic and social security of the tea community, including the small tea growers as they constitute a sizeable human resource, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has said.
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Hard Winter Ahead for Thousands at West Bengal's Tea Gardens
By January, when activity ceases at the tea gardens in north Bengal, 50-year-old Kunji Lohar will be among the thousands of workers who will have no income to live on.
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In West Bengal's Tea Estate Crisis, a World of Worry For a 21-Year-Old
For 21-year-old Supriyanesh Toppo, a second year engineering student, the price of an impasse at the tea garden in West Bengal's Bagrakote, may be an education.
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At West Bengal Tea Garden, Workers Claim Death By Distress
At least six people have died in north Bengal's Bagrakote tea plantation since October, the government says. But since the tea garden went into limbo in April - not abandoned, not shut down and yet not functioning - many more have died, workers say.
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Veteran Leader Achuthanandan Joins Tea Workers Protest in Kerala's Munnar
In a show of solidarity with thousands of women tea estate workers who have been protesting in Munnar, Kerala's opposition leader VS Achuthanandan joined them in a show of solidarity.
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Munnar Tea Plantation Workers End Nine-Day Strike
The nine-day agitation by women tea plantation workers in Munnar ended today with the management of Kanan Devan Hills Plantations company agreeing to the agitators' major demands in a marathon discussion chaired by Chief Minister Oommen Chandy.
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As Munnar Women Continue Protests, Tough Times Ahead, Say Tea Estates
This time of the year, in the peak harvest season at the lush tea gardens in Kerala's Munnar district, an army of women line the plantations, diligently plucking leaves and stowing them onto trucks. But for the last one week there are none.
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Tamil Nadu Tea Plantation Corporation to Launch Mint-Flavoured Tea
State-owned Tamil Nadu Tea Plantation Corporation (TANTEA), which currently sells tea in ginger, lemon and elaichi flavours, plans to soon launch the beverage in mint flavour, a company official said today.
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A Tea Lover's Paradise: Top 10 Tea Estate Destinations To Explore In India
Take your love for tea to these beautiful tea plantations and estates in India. Learn the art of tea-making, enjoy tea-tasting tours and gather more such experiences.
-
Tripura Plans To Grow Tea On Land Between Fencing And Bangladesh Border
The Tripura Tea Development Corporation (TTDC) on Tuesday said it is contemplating to use the land between the fencing and the actual Indo-Bangladesh border for tea plantation to boost the industry.
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For First Time, Small Tea Growers In Assam To Get Land Rights
Guwahati: Thousands of small tea growers in Assam will be given land rights for the first time in an attempt to boost production and generate employment, the state government said. “We are committed to providing land rights to an estimated 78,286 small tea growers in the first phase and eventually we hope to grant land rights to all the growers i...
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Hymns, Work And Traditions In Assam's Tea Gardens Leads To A Merry Christmas
The lush green Dhulia tea plantation In Assam's Dibrugarh district is famous for its Christmas. Situated about 420 km from Guwahati, the plantation employs 300 tribal, Catholic families.
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After Days Of Unpaid Labour, Kerala Workers Out Of Ways To Stay Afloat
Selvy did not expect to get paid today. A worker at a tea plantation in Kerala's Kollam district, the 42-year-old mother/father has not been paid for two weeks and does not know how she will she manage her children's school fee.
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World Bank Probe into Tata Tea Project Finds it Failed to Protect Indian Workers
A World Bank investigation into a tea plantation project in India that it jointly finances with tea giant Tata Global Beverages has found that it has failed to tackle alleged abuses of impoverished workers, the group said on Wednesday.
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Committed To Work For The Tea Community: Assam Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal
Assam government is committed to work for the economic and social security of the tea community, including the small tea growers as they constitute a sizeable human resource, Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has said.
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Hard Winter Ahead for Thousands at West Bengal's Tea Gardens
By January, when activity ceases at the tea gardens in north Bengal, 50-year-old Kunji Lohar will be among the thousands of workers who will have no income to live on.
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In West Bengal's Tea Estate Crisis, a World of Worry For a 21-Year-Old
For 21-year-old Supriyanesh Toppo, a second year engineering student, the price of an impasse at the tea garden in West Bengal's Bagrakote, may be an education.
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At West Bengal Tea Garden, Workers Claim Death By Distress
At least six people have died in north Bengal's Bagrakote tea plantation since October, the government says. But since the tea garden went into limbo in April - not abandoned, not shut down and yet not functioning - many more have died, workers say.
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Veteran Leader Achuthanandan Joins Tea Workers Protest in Kerala's Munnar
In a show of solidarity with thousands of women tea estate workers who have been protesting in Munnar, Kerala's opposition leader VS Achuthanandan joined them in a show of solidarity.
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Munnar Tea Plantation Workers End Nine-Day Strike
The nine-day agitation by women tea plantation workers in Munnar ended today with the management of Kanan Devan Hills Plantations company agreeing to the agitators' major demands in a marathon discussion chaired by Chief Minister Oommen Chandy.
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As Munnar Women Continue Protests, Tough Times Ahead, Say Tea Estates
This time of the year, in the peak harvest season at the lush tea gardens in Kerala's Munnar district, an army of women line the plantations, diligently plucking leaves and stowing them onto trucks. But for the last one week there are none.
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Tamil Nadu Tea Plantation Corporation to Launch Mint-Flavoured Tea
State-owned Tamil Nadu Tea Plantation Corporation (TANTEA), which currently sells tea in ginger, lemon and elaichi flavours, plans to soon launch the beverage in mint flavour, a company official said today.
