How and where are tea leaves collected in Assam? - Vidyadip

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How and where are tea leaves collected in Assam?

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Assam has the largest number of tea estates in India. Acre upon acre of tea bushes are stretching as far as the eyes same height. Groups of tea pluckers carry bamboo basket on their back to collect tea-leaves. They wear plastic aprons. They pluck the newly-sprouted tea leaves from the bushes. Then the leaves are dried and processed in factories.

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