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You know there are many dialects in China, and tea is pronounced as cha in Mandarin. But in Sichuan and Yunnan dialects, tea is pronounced as chai. Tea is pronounced "TEA" in the dialect of the southeastern coast of China.

thank you for this video!! loved it 🙏🏽✨

Not everyone eat hot spicy food in india.

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India was always a meat-eating majority. The latest fad is turning vegetarian or vegan.

India is a Secular State but Hindu Nation, everything is not written in constitution😅 Because of Hindu majority, secular status of india is secure😊

Well i did slept with my ex and i am indian.. But almost everyone in this world kinda sleeps with their ex

'Sleeps with snakes' Yes I once had a sleep over with cousins

dude India is a Hindu rastra we hindu treat everyone equally but India is a Hindu rastra the recognition of India is because of Hindu philosophies like Vasudev Kutumbkam and Atithi devo bhava and more

Indians also don't randomly break into dancing 😂😂

What are your favorite misconceptions about India?

Thank you so much for this video! I am soooooo obsessed with tea! I drink tea like 3 times a day ahaha! And since my family is so blended and multicultural, I'm super excited to share this with everyone I know! It's not only binding Indians together, but also binding countries across the world together (despite nationalities and race) and binding cultures and families 🍀💚

Love your research, and love the narration. (btw are you Indian/bengali?)

Thank you for this delightful video! 🙏🏻😃

China made everything

So if Assam tea is native to Assam, and is significantly different from Chinese tea, and has been separated from China by the Himalayas for millions of years, then why isn’t it considered a separate species? Anyway, enjoying the unique hearty tea of Assam!

Can you please tell me your sources? I'm planning a dissertation on tea in indian context, can you please tell me some readings where I can find all this information regarding distribution of tea in railways, how opium was grown in India to trade for tea with China, and everything about history of tea in India? It would help me a great deal!!

Hey 👋 I live in Assam.

Awesome. Loved the video.

Nice video But tea is not healthy, it was a beverage stolen from China and advertised as Indian by the East India Company and drilled into the daily routine of Indians

can you do the same for Sri Lankan Tea culture brother, I would really appreciate it!

Thank you

Very interesting!

Hello !! Namaste 🙏 Its a wonderful journey of Tea history. Flow of information is very sequential historically. Important details have been woven well with small and minute details. One can note down some good to know facts. A well organised video with perfect time frame. Not too long and not too short. Congratulations !! and keep posting such crisp videos.

In video showing that tea was using as medicine when Buddhism came to china ….since Buddhism originated in India and traveled to china then Japan…. And there was trade between India and china… It might possible tea was using as medicinal in India as a different form or name other than today’s milk tea… you can see green tea (ochya )with different names in china and Japan even today .

Would be good to go intro the different variety of teas in India (like the one mentioned in Sinpo tribe) and how they were preserved, processed and drunk before the nationalisation of tea.

where do i get Mahanagar movie with English Subtitles? youtube does not have one with English subtitles.

This was a very educational video. I have always been repelled by tea from India BUT, I have just discovered Chinese Tea which I dearly love! The 'Enduring English influence' explains the disgusting taste of the Indian Tea Brands.

actually indian chai is used as ayurveda medicine 9000 years or 5000 years ago indian chai was used as a medicine

Where can I find more information about the tea posters? Thank you for your video 😊

was adding milk to tea first appeared in india? and was it by local indians? of course adding spices and jaggary is probably an indian thing

Amazing documentary and those Vintage Ads ❤️😀

Wow ❤️🇮🇳

Intersting and enlightening video. Watched it while enjoying a cup of tea with chips.

What were the genetic differences between the China bush and the Assam bush? I only know - as you portrayed - Camellia sinensis - so there must be varieties form cross fertilising etc.

"Chai" lmao. Most Indians prefer Cha/Saa over the Hindi word - Chai

Very good

Chai very important part of Indian life .Every Morning indians surely drink a cup of tea

Surprised to learn tea took root in India so late in history.

I really enjoy historical videos like these.

I did not know India was once involved in ivory trading, but not surprised.

Tea is the only reason for which the world can thank China🙂🙂🙂

Superb video. I wish I had discovered it in time to assign it to my college seminar on the culture of beverages. Next year!

In 1972,I was in standard 9, our Headmistress, Anandi Kenwar , while teaching Commercial Geography about beverages, had told us how tea was initially used as medicine in China and asTea, her visit to China, and how green tea was the household drink and its flavour and medicinal value..I used to mention this, whenever subject relating to tea came up .RIP Baidew

I'm ravi working as SGT at MPUPS AHMEDNAGAR, Narsapur mandal, Medak district. This was good information and interesting video about the history of tea. Every one knows our day begin with a cup of tea. Every one in their life should have drink tea at least once. Some people treated this is a habitual drink. Nice video...

It is very interesting, good explanation

Its very good vedio... its given great information to us... how britishers did develop tea gardens in india we known through this vedio

Good information about Tea