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Chai’ has always been an irreplaceable part of the Indian household. The aroma that fills the home every morning serves as an alarm for a refreshing day. A drink that has been with us through thick ...

On International Tea Day, we revisit the inspiring journey of Wagh Bakri Tea, a brand born from Mahatma Gandhi’s vision, that ...

Explore the rich history and cultural significance of Indian chai—from colonial origins and street stalls to its role in ...

Coffee is for meetings but mulaqaats happen over chai!’ On International Tea Day today, we talks to actor-poets on why tea is ...

On International Tea Day, read about a century-old tea stall in Sampoore, West Bengal, that runs entirely on trust. With no paid staff, this humble stall is kept alive by a group of locals who serve ...

Rajab Dar is 85 years old. Most days, he arrives before sunrise and stays until the last bus leaves. He doesn't call it a ...

Five engineering students perform at a band. What are their branches at college, and who plays which instrument?

Especially in India’s flourishing D2C space, we’re seeing an explosion of aesthetic-led brands that know how to speak the language of aspiration. From clean beauty to craft foods to personal care, ...

Narendra Modi and Jashodaben have no children, a fact that aligns with their unconventional marriage. This aspect of his life ...