Selections From The Records Of The Government Of India (home Deparment) No. Xxiii Report Upon The Present Condition And Future Prospects Of Tea Cultiv (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286346389)

"Selections From The Records Of The Government Of India (Home Department) No. XXIII: Report Upon The Present Condition And Future Prospects Of Tea Cultivation In The North West Provinces And In The Punjab" offers a detailed examination of tea cultivation in British India. This historical document provides insights into the state of tea production in the North West Provinces and the Punjab, exploring the challenges and opportunities present at the time. This report sheds light on the agricultural practices, economic conditions, and governmental policies that shaped the tea industry in the region.

A valuable resource for historians, economists, and anyone interested in the agricultural history of India, this work captures a moment in time, revealing the intricacies of tea cultivation and its significance to the British Empire's economy. Its enduring appeal lies in its comprehensive data and analysis, making it essential reading for understanding the development of tea as a major crop in the Indian subcontinent.

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