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Geopolitics in a teacup: the socio-political flavour of TanTea

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Geopolitics in a teacup: the socio-political flavour of TanTea

In addition to the unique flavours that teas from the government-run TanTea plantations and factory in The Nilgiris bring to the cup, the lingering taste comes from what the initiative represents: helping Tamil repatriates from Sri Lanka from the 1970s onwards.

T.

Arunkumar, who runs a TanTea dealership with three outlets in Chennai, along with his father, S.

Thiruvasagam, on the heady combination of empowerment and tea tasting

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