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Mr. Deepak Prakash Banskota was in his early twenties when he carried almost 20 kilo/bags of soil for 3 days on his back to test the home-soil. He saw how transformative tea production could be during his time at Darjeeling (read more about the story here). He came back with positive news for the village. […]

In May of this year, the New York Times delved into a captivating story about the global loose-leaf tea revolution and its pioneering leader, Nishchal Banskota, founder of Nepal Tea. This remarkable journey brings the essence of Nepal’s tea hills, particularly Kanchanjangha, straight to the teacups of the Western world. For far too long, Nepali

A 15-year-old boy visited Darjeeling and was delighted by the serenity he found amidst the beautiful tea gardens that blanketed the Darjeeling hills. While walking through the lush plantation, he began pondering upon the tea laborers’ high standard of living and started drawing parallels with people of his own village who were struggling to meet