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India celebrates diverse tea traditions, featuring unique regional varieties like butter tea from Ladakh, pink Noon chai from Kashmir, fragrant Kangwa, delicate Kangra tea, and layered Kalladka Tea, showcasing the country's rich tea culture beyond classic masala chai.
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Homebound goes global: Janhvi Kapoor, Karan Johar and Ishaan Khatter shine as Bollywood takes over the Cannes red carpet
India celebrates diverse tea traditions, featuring unique regional varieties like butter tea from Ladakh, pink Noon chai from Kashmir, fragrant Kangwa, delicate Kangra tea, and layered Kalladka Tea, showcasing the country's rich tea culture beyond classic masala chai.
