Indian Tea Culture Gallery
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Indian schoolgirls in their uniforms making tea over an open fire
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Indian red clay teacups, unglazed, are used by some vendors
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An Indian tea shop with a variety of fresh snacks on offer
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A tea stall in Hokenakal, Dharmapuri district, Tamil Nadu
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Chaiwala at a stall in Varanasi, a pot of chai is on the stove, and a tray of clean glasses is visible on the table in the background
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