Forest Pick Wild Tea from Manipur

  Manipur, a state in the far eastern corner of India, is famous for…well, truth be told that’s something I had to Google. My interest was p

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Writer, editor, columnist, tea reporter, and running Copac Media, a creative consultancy. Her interests are history and literature, and their influence on contemporary society. Aravinda has published with Penguin Random House (India).

2 Comments

  1. Raktim Phookan
    on March 30, 2020 at 12:32 pm •Reply

    Lovely to note and read.

    Wishing the Gangte sisters, all the very best in their endeavour.

    Well done Parag.

  2. richard guzauskas
    on March 30, 2020 at 1:50 pm •Reply

    Hello Dan,
    What a breath of fresh air your journals are in these odd and trying times.
    I have fallen behind in my reading of these wonderful publications and am now luxuriating in reading the details of each issue.
    Thanks so much for being there for me, and more importantly, for our industry.

    best,
    Richard

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