He’d been following and studying the elephants in Valparai for over a decade, learning their family structures, and social behaviours and mapping their pathways through the tea fields.

Bala Sarda, a fourth-generation entrepreneur from a family that has been in the tea business for 85 years, set up D2C tea brand Vahdam India in 2015. Cut to 2024, Vahdam is credited with taking ...

By 1838, Indian tea made its first appearance in the London market ... To address recurring labour issues, planters ...

West or South India Tea is regularly consumed in about 64 percent of homes in India and by 96 percent of the family members residing therein More than 80 percent Indians prefer their tea with ...

Representatives of small tea growers from different states and office-bearers of the Indian Tea Association (ITA) and the Tea Association of India (TAI) have jointly demanded a 100 per cent auction of ...