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For many of us, a cup of tea is the best way to kick start a day. As the most loved beverage in India, tea has indeed become an integral part of the lives of its populace. | | http://www.indiaprofile.com/theme-travel/tea-tourism-india/tea-producing-regions/index.html | | | | Fresh Cup Magazine
The voice of the specialty coffee and beverage industry. Providing gourmet coffee professionals cutting-edge business tips, new product info, and Fresh Cup ROADSHOW information. | | http://www.freshcup.com/back-issues/2004/2004_sep/sep04_india_tea.htm | | | | India Brews a Stronger Cup - TIME
The country's weakened tea industry wakes up to new technology and changing tastes ... Leaf pluckers at the Happy Valley Tea Estate in Darjeeling work the 132 hectares of tea ... | | http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1684538,00.html | | | | Shop Keurig KCup Tea Selections at CoffeeWiz.com
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Sold for £20: just two of India's million stolen children (Guardian Unlimited)
In a country with 11 million abandoned children, the fate of those kidnapped to order goes unnoticed. Gethin Chamberlain reports | | | Go either Vietnamese or Indian this Ramadan (The Star)
If you seek something different to break fast with this Ramadan, why not make Vietnamese or Indian cuisine part of your menu. | | | Decoding the newspaper and its role (AsiaMedia)
In a world without newspapers, how would we know if today is not tomorrow? The idea that every new day is a new date with its own specific existence is not something that comes naturally to us. | | | Cricket legend Kirsten helps Wild Coast youth (Daily Dispatch)
THERE is nothing Border and SA legend Peter Kirsten still likes better than a game of cricket. But these days, you won’t find him wearing pads or protective gear or even the traditional whites associated with Test cricket. | | | Business Spotlight: A Soccer Ball That Scores on All Levels (Bainbridge Islander)
A Bainbridge Island man is the force behind the only U.S. company to manufacture fair-trade sports balls. | | | Congress slams Left, BJP (The Hindu)
NEW DELHI: The Congress on Friday termed as “amusing” the latest coming together of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) and the Bharatiya Janata Party in voicing opposition on the India-U.S. civil nuclear cooperation. ... | | | Captaincy not my cup of tea, says Misbah (IANS via Yahoo! India News)
Karachi, Sep 2 (IANS) Misbah-ul-Haq may be widely tipped to take over as the next Pakistan captain, but the middle-order batsman says he has no desire for what is considered to be one of the toughest jobs in international cricket. | | | Alan Parker: Sailing enthusiast plots a course through slowdown (Independent)
Alan Parker, chief executive of the hotels-to-restaurant group Whitbread, bears little resemblance to the Olympic swimming legend Michael Phelps, but they start their morning in a similar manner. | | | Cheaper gas (Daily News)
Consumers will breathe a sigh of relief after the Government announced yesterday that it would enter the gas market by December, with an initial stock of 50 Mt. According to initial predictions, a 12.5 Kg cylinder will be at least Rs.500 cheaper. | | | The Princess trap (Business Standard India)
Kishore Singh enters her made-up, make-believe world for the full Shahnaz Husain treatment. For the third time I try to take my leave. For the third time it is peremptorily dismissed. | | |
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