The tea industry in Assam’s Barak Valley is on the brink of a severe crisis, with declining productivity, rising costs, and infrastructural challenges threatening its very survival. This alarming assessment was made by Sushil Singh, chairman of the Barak Valley Branch of the Tea Association of India (TAI), at the association’s 50th Annual General Meeting (AGM) held at Cachar Club, Silchar, on Friday.

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