Historical Stories of Tea and tea industry.

In addition, 12 para teas were sent to Bilat by nobles to prove that assam's tea was of excellent quality. The british government's encouragement and the satisfaction of Assam tea encouraged the rich people of London. As a result, they opened a big event called 'Assam Company' to cultivate tea in Assam at that time. But this is where a big question arises among them that everyone has to stop at the same time. One of the main reasons for this is,  Coming from across the Satsagar Thirteen river, the habi-bani of Assam gets into the water without making a profit of lakhs of rupees in the name of tea cultivation? However, the inner side of this alarmingly curious idea is also very noteworthy as a tea committee has already been formed by the English Government to set up a tea committee to bring Chinese people in addition to tea seeds for the possibility of growing tea in Assam. An English officer named Gordon was sent to China. Gordon Sahab also brought two thousand teapulis and two people from China who knew tea cultivation. The area of Upper Assam where the tea saplings were planted, That's the place where the present is looking. But unfortunately eight thousand saplings survived at first but none survived later. After knowing this, how did any British tea farmer muster up the courage to cultivate tea in Assam?

There was also the question of fear and curiosity to cultivate tea in Assam. Later, during that oscillation, Maniram Dewan arrived in Kolkata and fortunately all the issues took a new turn towards certainty. Maniram Devan, who is interested in cultivating tea in Assam, gave them courage and encouragement, saying that if they cultivate tea in Assam, the money will not fall into the water but will continue to flow into their homeland. Maniram, who is a British partner in office. With such encouragement from Devan, they fell and founded the first tea company in the tea industry called 'Assam Company' in Nazira, Sivasagar on June 1, 1839. The problem ended there and Maniram was the best in the company. Yes. Meanwhile, Maniram Devan's assurance to British tea growers also proved to be as permanent as the stone line. Because by cultivating tea in Assam, they do not pay for their homeland by earning a century of continuous money,  Even the important role played in the prosperity of the country's exchequer during the period of independence is perhaps unnecessary to repeat once again.

The practice of giving tea tree pens is a winter program of tea cultivation. As leaves are picked continuously till winter at certain intervals of days, Therefore, it is very important to give a cow pen to prolong the long evity of the tea tree. But the tea tree pen was not given immediately. There are interesting things to hear about this issue. Singfau or the Chinese are non-Heno tea trees were torn with pumpkin leaves for high reasons. Sometimes the leaves of the branches on the high were cut at the base. Later it was found that the new ones coming out of those branches could not be reached. It was from the branches that the best tea-ready tender leaves were found.

It is from this point that the rule is to strain the tea trees and keep them in the high hand. There is another saying at the root of the tea tree pen. At the beginning of the opening of the tea company, the self-respecting independent Assamese people did not cooperate with the British tea growers. As a result there was a shortage of indigenous forests in Assam due to tea cultivation. Singfau and Butchers participated as foresters in british tea fields but once they did not get regular hajira they went on strike in 1848. This is the first strike in India's labour history. Some after this strike Some tea trees were cut down when the workers left the garden in anger. A few days later, surprisingly, the trees that were cut down were found to have excellent quality leaves with a iron edifice. The practice of grafting tea trees has also been prevalent since the time of this phenomenon.

After the unexpected success and massive expansion of the tea industry, the subject of research on tea production gained importance in the early twentieth century and with the establishment of the world's first tea research centre at Tokalai in Jorhat in 1911, the tea industry took a new turn in the far-reaching path of progress.

At the end of the nineteenth century, the issue of the benefits of shaded trees is particularly realized in the tea industry in northeast India. Looking at tea gardens, one focuses only on trees that are shaded higher than tea trees. The use of shade trees for tea cultivation is an important agenda. The use of shaded trees for tea cultivation is an important agenda. The three varieties of tea trees are known to be the three varieties of tea trees - Chinese varieties, Assam ese and cambadia varieties. Chinese tea trees are much scarier and shrubs than assamese tea trees. Assam ese tea trees are of Chinese variety. Larger than the leaves, light and lettuce. The tea trees were only in the high hills or hilly areas. The tea trees in the shade of hilly winds and trees are cultivated in Bhaiyam and the leaves burn on the scorching heat of the sun. The light and lettuce of the Assam ese tea tree causes more damage than the leaves of Chinese varieties of tea trees. It was seen that a tea farmer named Henai, who opened the garden in Sabuya, noticed in 1845. For this, he saw the natural environment in which the tea trees were in the wild conditions of the hilly namni of Upper Assam. Investigations revealed that those tea trees grew up in a hurry under a special tall tree like Shrishi. Most of those shrishi trees were sakarai and the other was very medelua,  So the English tea farmer planted the two trees in his tea garden to shade them, and accordingly the practice of planting shade trees in the tea garden was introduced in the next period.

One thing that is reflected in the historical real stories of the tea industry is that the green tea gardens of Digantabilin with the addition of nature and human creation are not only in the form of unique beauty abundance, It also contains a series of unforgettable stories of dark silent history in the past of the age when those tea gardens of the 15th century were stacked on their chests.