Rajiv Lochan

August 26, 2024 Tea Craft Diaries This morning, I received a message from President Su of Fuzhou Wuliting Strait Tea City Chamber of Commerce. Invited me to attend the cross-Strait […]

From the eastern side of Kosi upto Kunming it was an vast expense of land which was ruled from Lahsa with Buddhist influence from 1000 AD roughly and was named […]

Raj Basu lead me to this title which aptly describe Doke location though it can be Galgalia too where roads from all three above locations met on two banks of […]

Winning many awards and medals in Japan, China, Australia, Paris and now in London 🇬🇧 we are feeling so elated.

Since times immemorial wanderers roamed the lands in the garb of monks to find peace in search of Gods. This knowledge was written by intelligent beings and documented in monestries […]

Starting 2011 when we met in Foodex Japan we have been carrying the cross of Darjeeling and with a moral responsibility towards tea garden workers who have been left to […]

Giddapahar, Thurbo, Jungpana, Soureni, Puttabong  are but a few gardens among 87 listed estates in Darjeeling commited to make quality teas – rest adhere to quantity to survive in the […]

1748 Md. Murtaza, Governor of 10th Mugal Emperor Farrukhsiyar, established a trading post for sugar, jute & ghee and named it after his beautiful wife Chand and surrounded it with […]

Pusa is a sleepy village in the Darbhanga – Muzaffarpur – Samastipur triangle of swampy flood-pane of Kosi in Bihar where Gandak river has a horse-shoe course around it which […]