An association of tea producers has named two nonagenarians for its first lifetime achievement awards.

Tea Association of India seeks strict measures to prevent re-export of cheap imported teas, safeguarding Indian tea industry.

The North Eastern Tea Association (NETA) will confer lifetime achievement awards to two prominent personalities of Assam – Apurba Kumar Barooah and Sagar Mehta — in recognition of their extraordinary ...

“Most teas being imported are cheap quality teas from origins including Iran, Vietnam and Africa. Re-export of these teas as ...

Tea planter Vishal Mahindra was twice diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a type of blood cancer that develops in the ...

In north Bengal, a section of tea planters and small tea growers said there were tea leaves on the plantations and they could ...

The United States government has launched a cutting-edge tree nursery at Kakajan tea estate in India’s tea-rich Assam state, ...

Human-elephant conflict is a recurring issue in the northeastern state of Assam. Among the worst-affected regions in the state is the Dhanshiri Wildlife Division in Udalguri district, where, among ...

The product was poor, the taste bitter and Indian Assam tea found no market ... to steal from China the finest plants, seeds and recipes in the manufacture of tea. He would have to keep the ...