History of Tea in India

History of Tea in India:
Indian streets are paved with gold. Liquid gold. No matter where you go, from the high peaks of Ladakh to remotest parts of Andamans, you will find this one golden beverage, this elixir of pure refreshment.

Find out about India's tea history in detail in this video.

Papers:
2017 Study in Frontiers in Plant Science - Meegahakumbura, et al.

Beneficial effects of green tea: A literature review - Chacko, et al.

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[陈家鸿-co]

That’s so interesting, In China we call tea “Cha” sounds so similar!

[nempohhangsing]

In 1972, I was in standard 9, our Headmistress, Anandi Kenwar, while teaching Commercial Geography about beverages, had told us how tea was initially used as medicine in China and asTea, her visit to China, and how green tea was the household drink and its flavour and medicinal value..I used to mention this, whenever subject relating to tea came up .RIP Baidew

[rukhiabanu]

I'm Rukhia Banu from MPUPS Dantanguda, Sirpur Kagaznagar.
This video shows the history of tea in a very good way with great pictures, maps explaining each and everything. This video explains how from ladakh to andaman and lot of respect and honor to singhpos  of assam who grow tea. As we all know that we begin our day with a cup of tea and we are habituated to tea in such a way that tea has became essential in our lives.

[khajamoinuddin]

I am Mohd Bashumiya, SGT at MPPS SARDARPET
The video enlighten us with the tea and its enriching history and its roots around India. Tea has been and shall remain an integral part of many people daily life in India.

[chnamdev]

Chai very important part of Indian life .Every Morning indians surely drink a cup of tea

[ravirajmaster]

I'm ravi working as SGT at MPUPS AHMEDNAGAR, Narsapur mandal, Medak district.

This was good information and interesting video about the history of tea. Every one knows our day begin with a cup of tea. Every one in their life should have drink tea at least once. Some people treated this is a habitual drink. Nice video...

[gojoyner]

BRILLANT! Thank you for this! I'm showing it in my tea history class!

[sangurathod]

I'm K Sangeetha.
Working at MPPS RAJARAM THANDA KANGTI Mandal.
I love tea. Now a days tea is a habitual drink. This video gives us lots of knowledge to know the history of greatness of tea in India. In India tea is bonding to keep together the family and nation. Now in India tea is a national drink.

[ShreyaPatnaik]

Thank you so much for this video! I am obsessed with tea! I drink tea like 3 times a day ahaha! And since my family is so blended and multicultural, I'm super excited to share this with everyone I know! It's not only binding Indians together, but also binding countries across the world together (despite nationalities and race) and binding cultures and families 🍀💚

[TinaKumar-ed]

thank you for this video!! loved it 🙏🏽✨

[cocoaorange]

I did not know India was once involved in ivory trading, but not surprised.

[alaganduladayanand]

History of tea in India is a good video .really a single tea having this much history .anyhow the work is good, collected many pictures and lot of information. and we are very proud to say that world famous tea and quality tea production from our India. Single cup of tea makes friendship very strong so nowadays it is minimum and common formality to providing tea or giving tea. In our Indian cinemas if there is any scene of matching the first formalities giving a tea by a girl to a boy so that much vital role occupies in our India. Without tea the day will not complete

[faaizansari]

Every day i drink tea but when I watch this video I am surprised to we history behind tea thanks for sharing this video

[veeratiamalareddy]

Really very great story on ..tea..is a part every body's
Really full interesting

[vissugamer]

It is an interesting information about tea. In India everyone has tea, without tea no one starts a day. Today I came to know about history of tea. Thanks for sharing this video.

[ryasanovar]

This was so informative and well put. Also the pictures were great! Good job :)))

[yoingen]

You know there are many dialects in China, and tea is pronounced as cha in Mandarin. But in Sichuan and Yunnan dialects, tea is pronounced as chai. Tea is pronounced "TEA" in the dialect of the southeastern coast of China.

[abdulrahman-gcfu]

My name is Abdul Rahman
Iam working as Sgt in MPPSRamas
This video is very useful. The history of tea
Our strat with tea
We are teachers
We very much loved tea

[kanikam]

What a nice video! I watched it a couple of times to find all the easter eggs - 1. 0:43 Modiji, 2. 6:19 "this is me 3 years in china", 3. like mentioned by someone already 8:40 - twice of 420 has a stoned grown up adarsh balak, and 4. 11:35 thanks "unusually large amount of tea"