Give a brief description of Dhekiabari tea Garden as seen by Pranjol and rajvir when they were driven through it.
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“Tea from Assam”, written by Arup Kumar Dutta is an informative story. The story revolves around the tea garden of Assam.
Pranjol, a youngster from Assam, is Rajvir’s classmate in school in Delhi. Pranjol’s father is the manager of a tea garden in Upper Assam and Pranjol has invited Rajvir to visit his home during the summer vacation. Rajvir visits Assam in a train with Pranjol and he keeps taking pleasures of the scenery. They arrive at Mariani junction and then at the tea garden of Pranjol’s father.
Almost 8 carore cups of tea are drunk every day in the whole world.
About the origin of the tea it is said that a Buddhist monk while meditating felt sleepy. To avoid it he cut his eye lids and threw them. Few sapling sprouted out of them. It is said they were tea leaves that banished sleep after boiling and drinking it.
The other under current story lies like this that a king in China was in habit of drinking water after boiling it. Few twigs fell into his boiling water. After drinking it, his sleep went off. They called it tea. Tea was first drunk in China as far back as 2700 BC. Chai & chini words have their origin in China.
Tea from Assam is supposed to be the best kind of tea in the whole world. The best yield comes from May to July every year.
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Explanation:
Dhekiabari tea garden is a tea estate and tea garden situated in the Upper Assam. Pranjol's father, Mr. Barua was a manager at the Dhekiabari tea garden.
When Pranjol and Rajvir were travelling to the Dhekiaberi tea garden by train. They saw green forests and paddy fields on the way and then they saw the tea bushes. There were acres of tea bushes on both the sides which were all neatly pruned.
When the boys reached the Dhekiaberi tea garden, they saw that the tea bushes were arranged and pruned neatly at the same height. The tea pluckers were working in groups and they had bamboo baskets on their backs. They were all plucking the new and tender leaf sprouts and were putting them into their baskets.