Tanti lives and works at Letekujan, a tea plantation in Jorhat district in Assam, North East India. To get treatment, he travelled to Jorhat city – about 23 km away from Letekujan.

There are 35 tea plantations in the district of Sonitpur alone and more than 800 in Assam, all in need of sustained effort to their health facilities, he says. There has been some progress.

Police in Assam say young girls from tea plantations are easy targets. They live in poverty, have very little education, and their parents are often saddled with debt.

Relentless and heavy downpours have triggered severe flooding across parts of Assam, with the Bhologuri Tea Estate—an estate ...

Tea plantation workers in ... a 2018 report from the University of Sheffield’s Economic and Social Research Council, officially categorised Assam plantation workers as akin to “forced ...

Kushal Konwar Sarma, noted elephant veterinarian and veteran conservationist, explained that vast swathes of forests were alienated for tea plantations in 19th century Assam under the then British ...

India is one of the largest tea producers in the world, with sprawling tea gardens that stretch across the hills of Assam, Darjeeling, and Nilgiri. These lush plantations not only offer a ...

The story of Assam Tea began in 1823 along the banks of the Brahmaputra River. From colonial plantations to kitchen cupboards ...

GUWAHATI: Small tea farmer Tenzing Bodosa's plantations along India-Bhutan international border in Assam's Udalguri district has become world's first to get the coveted Elephant Friendly ...

The Birth of Assam’s Tea Industry. The first attempts to establish tea plantations in Assam were made in the early 19th century when the British East India Company aimed at ending China’s ...

Police in Assam say young girls from tea plantations are easy targets. They live in poverty, have very little education, and their parents are often saddled with debt.