All about India Tea By Ajay Prakash on January 15, 2023 • ( 0 ) 0% 7 All about India Tea India is a major producer of tea. Fifty percent of the production is consumed within the country. There are scores of different ways in which tea is prepared in the country. Some interesting facts about Indian tea – answer these simple questions. The picture given is that of a famous place in this country 1 / 6 India is known for exporting its tea to several countries around the world. Which country is India’s top exporter of tea? United Arab Emirates Russia Iraq Iran Iran is the top importer of tea from India. 18.8% of Indian tea was bought by Iran in 2022. See the list below of top importers of Indian tea. The picture shown in the question was that of the Shah Mosque, Isfahan also known as the Royal Mosque or the Imam Mosque, this is one of the most recognizable sights in Iran. Top importers of Indian tea Some countries earlier had a different Day marked as International day in tea-producing countries like India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Vietnam, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Kenya, Malawi, Malaysia, Uganda, and Tanzania. The concerning resolution was adopted by the UN on December 21, 2019 2 / 6 According to the United Nations list of Observances, when is International Tea Day celebrated? June 21 March 1 May 21 December 1 International Tea Day International Tea Day is observed annually on May 21, according to the United Nations. The concerning resolution was adopted on December 21, 2019, and calls on the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to lead the observance of the Day. Some countries used to celebrate this day December 15 every year. 3 / 6 Which Indian tea is also known as the “Champagne of Teas”? Kashmir Tea Assam Tea Darjeeling Tea Nilgiri Tea Darjeeling Tea – Comes from the Darjeeling district in West Bengal, India which is famous for its tea gardens. Darjeeling tea is considered the “champagne of teas” mainly because of its distinctive aroma It is arguably the finest tea in the world. Darjeeling Tea Logo 4 / 6 Most popular Hyderabadi street chai? Kadak (कड़क – meaning strong) chai Ginger tea Andhra Chai Irani chai Irani Chai is of various kinds. Most popular of all is the Khade Chammach ki chai. The Chai is called so because of the extreme sweetness. Apparently, one cup of Chai contains almost half a cup of sugar so much that the spoon can stand straight when inserted! There is one kind called Burke wali chai which contains a thick layer of cream over the tea. Other flavors like Masala Chai, Kashmiri tea, Golden tea, and Special tea are also worth trying. 5 / 6 Kashmir is famous for its many different teas. Apart from the ‘Kehwa’, there is one more very popular tea from the region. Often referred to as the ‘pink tea’; name this tea? Badam (Almond) chai Saffron tea Kashmiri spiced Tchai Sheer chai or Noon chai Sheer chai or Noon chai is traditionally made from a type of green tea leaves, milk, salt, and baking soda and is usually cooked in a samavar. A pinch of baking soda gives it a pronounced pink color. Sugar is not traditionally used in Kashmiri home recipes, although newer commercial preparations in restaurants and tea stalls that appropriate Kashmiri cuisine, may include sweeteners. 6 / 6 India’s most expensive tea was auctioned for ₹1.15 Lakh per kilogram in December 2022. The same tea fetched ₹99,999/kg in December 2021. Name this tea. Manohari Gold Sikkim Tea Darjeeling Tea Kangra Tea Manohari Gold is an orthodox variety that yields golden-tipped leaves, unlike most tea leaves from Assam that end up looking black in color. It is procured from a special variety of tea clones, whose leaves are picked in the early hours of the morning (between 4 am and 6 am) to prevent the sun from altering its distinct aroma and flavor. “It looks like 24-carat gold” Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like this:Like Loading…‹ Rivers of IndiaOne more Modi’s pet scheme fails to deliver – The LPG story ›Categories: Level - Medium Related Articles How much do you know about the “New Year”? Restricted content
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