Shubhanshu Shukla, India's first astronaut on the International Space Station, is training for the Gaganyaan mission. He draws on his IAF t...

A Lithuanian woman living in India shared a viral post highlighting cultural values she believes Western countries are losing. She observed...

India’s Rs 5,659-crore Mission for Cotton Productivity aims to tackle falling yields, poor seed quality, and rising import dependence throu...

India is actively promoting its tea exports to China, highlighting the growing popularity of varieties like Darjeeling and Masala tea. The ...

Phalap is grown in northeastern India and aged in Singpho tribal kitchens over a period of years, creating a unique flavour that profession...

"Our traditional markets of premium Darjeeling orthodox tea have been Europe, Japan and Germany. We are looking at other regions like the U...

The younger generation in China is leaning towards black tea in the ready-to-drink format, said industry executives. China is the largest p...

China had earlier avoided buying rice from India, citing quality issues, and had traditionally imported rice from Pakistan, Thailand, Vietn...

Indian tea exports to China and Iran have taken off despite the economic uncertainty due to Covid-19 and the standoff between India and Chi...

India had exported 248.29 million kg of tea in 2019, lower than the 256.06 million kg exported in 2018.

Iranian buyers, on the other hand, have said that they will review the situation in the first week of April and act accordingly.

People in China, where tea originated, mainly consumes green teas without milk unlike black Indian tea.

In 2017, India exported 8 million kg of tea and trade sources indicate that efforts are being made to increase this by another 20-25 per ce...

Though China has disappointed exporters, demand in Iran continues to be strong enough to bring smiles back to their faces.

Though China remains the world's largest producer of tea, the GeNext in the country is increasingly consuming black tea grown in India.

High-end Indian teas made a colourful debut in the Chinese market as top local producers and distributors were treated with the vibrant var...

China offers a red carpet welcome to Indian tea majors to break the near monopoly of multinationals like Unilever.