India’s tea plantations, nestled in scenic hill stations and lush valleys, offer a glimpse into the country’s tea culture. From Darjeeling to Munnar, these estates produce premium teas and ...

All this made for a challenging shoot. I must admit, that my first impression upon entering the tea plantation was that it didn’t look like great elephant habitat. While we’d been warned to ...

For an economically developing economy like India ... sustainability applies to them all. Tea and sugar, two prominent commodities in India with a large domestic and export-oriented consumption ...

In India, the tea is fast going off the shelves ... "For the moment, Darjeeling looks like becoming a limited edition tea all right," says Ashok Lohia, who owns 13 gardens in the region.

Mrs Nongthombam starts early to visit villages for ingredients like Indian olive ... In case you were wondering, the Tea Board of India states that only products with a minimum of 70% tea leaves ...

UDHAGAMANDALAM, India (AP ... Environmentalists say industrial-scale tea farming has destroyed the soil’s nutrients and led to conflict with animals like elephants and gaur, or Indian ...

The price of tea was already at a record high before the weather in Assam got a bit kooky. And that could make tea even more expensive in the days to come. Companies like Tata Consumer Products ...

This global drink has now found a fervent following in India. Social media platforms, particularly Instagram, reflect this trend, with hashtags like ‘bubble tea’ and ‘boba tea ...