Darjeeling, known for its world-famous brew, produces five to six million kilos of tea in a year, there are 87 tea estates that make the completely organic tea The 63rd annual general meeting of the ...

Former Rajya Sabha MP Shanta Chettri has demanded ‘safeguard measures’ for the Darjeeling tea industry by invoking the Indo-Nepal Treaty of Trade to protect the domestic sector from increasing tea ...

But do you know what side effects milk tea can have on your health? Now, let us know what kind of changes can be seen in your body if you do not drink milk tea for a month. Milk tea contains high ...

Image Source : FILE IMAGE Drinking tea, or coffee in paper cups can damage the kidneys. Consumption of tea, coffee and soup increases in winter. However, we all prefer to drink anything outside ...

Drinking at least two cups of black tea daily may lower the risk of heart disease and support overall health due to its high antioxidant content. Additionally, black tea can enhance cognitive ...

Two cups of tea per day can keep risk of ovarian cancer away The inverse relationship between caffeinated coffee drinking and OP cancer can be related to various components of coffee. Besides ...

Share on Pinterest Scientists have found a link between drinking coffee or tea and head and neck cancer risk. Tatiana Maksimova/Getty Images Prevention is a key component of addressing the impact ...

The announcement by West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to allow 30 per cent of tea garden land to be diverted for ...

Black tea, also known as "Kali Chai" in India, is a staple morning beverage for many. However, only a few know that this drink not only helps energize your body but also provides it with some ...

Caffeine itself doesn’t directly impact iron absorption, but the polyphenols found in coffee and tea can. One study revealed that drinking a cup of coffee with a hamburger meal reduced iron ...

She speaks English and a little French. Drinking three or more cups of green tea per day may help protect the brain from cognitive decline and dementia, according to a recent study from Japan.