The Straits Times3d
Dar(jee)ling no more: Why India’s most expensive tea has fallen on hard times
KOLKATA – It accounts for less than half a per cent of India’s total tea production. But this limited crop of Darjeeling tea, grown in the picturesque Eastern Himalayas in the state of West ...
The Telegraph25d
First flush halt forces two gardens' closure; Darjeeling workers stop plucking of tea leaves to press for early settlement of bonus
The company that produces the largest quantity of Darjeeling Tea has withdrawn its representatives from two ... at Singbuli today (on Thursday), while the leaves were ready for harvest in Nagri Farm ...
The Telegraph1mon
Protest erupts in Darjeeling against raised land cap for non-tea use
Bandana Rai, the president of the organisation, said they launched the protest, demanding that the state revoke the decision as they felt it could affect the future of the tea industry, its workers ...
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A Journey Through India’s Tea Gardens: Discover The Art Of Tea Making
Darjeeling and Assam are best explored between March and November, when the tea bushes are lush and harvesting is in full ...