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The Making of A Legend
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Vol - 2 | Issue - 25 | June 04-10, 2018 | Price ` 5/-
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Mother Earth Reviving Health Urbanisation and so-called growth needs to be balanced with the calls from nature that are already loud and clear, to save the Earth for posterity n Sujit Chakraborty
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hen we arrived at Makaibari, it was stunning. Makaibari is admittedly, and certified, the best tea garden in the world. Makaibari, the first tea garden and factory set up outside China by a Bengali princely family in 1859, just two years after the Sepoy Mutiny of 1857. Makaibari, whose Silver Tips tea variety sells for Rs 64,800 per kg, and is exclusively made on demand. But meet Rajah Banerjee, the last owner of the four-generation, familyheld property. “It is about the flavour in life, not the flavour in the balance sheet,� he said with his mesmeric and permanent smile, which is only replaced now and then by an uproarious laughter. In his khaki horse riding dress, which he wears every day to the garden in the morning, he at first sounded something of a fraud. We had been sent to Darjeeling by the WWF Eastern Regional Centre for studying the use of pesticides in tea gardens. And we had been suggested that one Swaraj Kumar Banerjee, aka Rajah Banerjee, does not use pesticides at all.