Assam Tea Garden Project. The Tea garden hospitals are required to send monthly reports on physical progress on key deliverables and financial achievements in a format prescribed NHM Assam. It is primarily due to the comparatively coarser standard of plucking resorted to in South India.
A Japanese folk-lore states that tea was discovered by an Indian Buddhist Monk Who. Today the region has grown to become one of the worlds largest tea producing belt producing more than 400 million kgs of tea on an annual basis. More than 100 tea estates are dedicated to this brew.
According to the reports the Assam government has increased the wages of tea garden workers by 50 068 but human rights lawyer Jayshree Satpute who has worked with the tea garden community said that while the demand has been 350 the wage in 2021 for the workers to live a dignified healthy and safe life should be a couple hundred.
With the introduction of such a grim project by director Saibal Ganguly convenor of Assam of Gram Vikas Yojana under Bharat Vikas Parishad and owner of the tea garden Suparna Bagchi every worker became aware of the importance of cleanliness of their surroundings. Initial efforts of planting Chinese varieties in Assam soil did not succeed. This is the Assams famus tea garden view this video is made for intertatement purpass. In a lesser known part of Assam far away from the mundane city streets is a quaint and picturesque tea-garden called Namsang.
