Lifestyle Correspondent
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Tea is more than just a beverage in India — it’s an emotion that connects people across regions, ages, and cultures. Whether it’s the morning cup that wakes us up or the evening “cutting chai” shared at a roadside stall, tea reflects India’s warmth, hospitality, and community spirit.
From urban cafés to village chaupals, tea has evolved into a symbol of togetherness. The humble kulhad (earthen cup) has made a comeback, reviving eco-friendly traditions while adding earthy charm to the modern tea culture. Chai stalls serve as social hubs where ideas are exchanged, friendships are brewed, and stories are shared.
In today’s fast-paced world, sipping tea reminds us to slow down and reconnect — with ourselves and with others. From Assam’s strong black tea to Darjeeling’s aromatic blends and Mumbai’s iconic cutting chai, every region adds its unique flavor to India’s tea story.
Tea in India goes beyond taste — it represents culture, sustainability, and unity. Be it cutting chai or kulhad tea, every sip carries the essence of India’s diversity and the simple joy of shared moments.
Let’s brew change — one cup at a time. ☕🌿
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