Tea Exemplar award would be conferred upon Mr. Mehta for his exemplary contribution to the tea industry and the social fabric of Assam, while the Social Statesman award would be presented to Mr ...

Assam has secured the fourth spot on The New York Times' list of '52 Places to Go in 2025,' recognized for its natural beauty, rich culture, national parks, and tea plantations. Major highlights ...

Upamanyu Borkakoty, from Assam’s Sivasagar, founded Woolah Tea to revolutionize tea culture with eco-friendly green tea balls. His innovative brand, combining tradition and sustainability, pitch for ...

Seven women tea garden workers were injured in an attack by a wild elephant in the Naharkatia area of Dibrugarh district in Assam on Wednesday. A group of workers from the Tipam tea estate were on ...

Known for its lush tea gardens, historical sites, and wildlife sanctuaries, Assam is attracting more visitors as infrastructure improves, making it an accessible and must-visit destination.

Woolah Tea, which claims to be the most transparent tea brand in the world, has gained popularity for producing world’s first bagless tea dips Woolah Tea, which claims to be the most transparent tea ...

Assam is without a doubt one of India's most breathtaking regions. It's a unique destination with its natural beauty, rich culture, and beautiful green tea plantations. Visitors are guaranteed to ...

The tea gardens from the state too, present themselves as a picturesque lush abode. It's the perfect time to plan a food pilgrimage to the heavenly Assam as it finds itself in New York Times' list ...

Tocklai Tea Research Institute Assam is inviting applications from eligible candidates for recruitment to the post or career of One (01) Junior Research Fellow under a project entitled “Development of ...

The signature tea is Claridge’s Blend, a sophisticated blend of Assam and Darjeeling that offers a perfect balance of strength and flavor. Established in 1707, Fortnum & Mason is known as the ...

Additionally, diseases such as tuberculosis, leprosy, and diarrhoea remain significant concerns due to inadequate healthcare infrastructure and poor hygiene and sanitation in tea estates. Singhal ...