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Cha, Chaha, Capital: Dissecting the Political Economy of Tea in Pune and the Nilgiris, AY 2024-25

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Identifier: FLU.RG02.EXP.DIP.2024-25.001

Scope and Contents

Tea, often known as an “Indian drink”,In this study, we explore the political economy of tea by studying how it forms social relations in places of consumption and places of production. In Pune there is tapris, amruttulya, and cafes/restaurants which forms their idea of tea as a social drink. In the Nilgiris, because of the existence of plantations and factories, tea is considered an economic drink

Dates

  • Creation: AY 2024-25

Full Extent

4 digital object(s)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: Undetermined

Physical Description

genreform: Photograph, Documentary, Presentation, Report

Faculty Mentor

Yamini Krishna

Student Researchers

Aadi Rohit Sardesai, Devaj Dutta, Ananya Shashidhar, Dhruv Sharma, Jiya Talpallikar, Abhyudit Manke, Hazel Manghrani, Radhika Gupta, Gurunath Jairam, Yaana Postwala, Keegan Menezes, Yojit Rathi, Anindita Nair, Shivansh Singh