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Piping hot tea fuels late night Ramadan hangouts in Pakistan’s Quetta city

  • Despite inflation and chilly weather, Quetta residents throng to tea restaurants after the iftar meal
  • Staying out at restaurants until the pre-fast sehri meal has become a tradition in the southwestern city
By SAADULLAH AKHTER ·
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Tea to become ‘rare commodity’ as 300 containers stuck at Karachi port — importers

By NAIMAT KHAN ·
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Pakistani government chided for ‘Drink less tea, save money’ plea

By AP ·

With 3,000 cups of imported tea downed every second, Pakistan experiments with local plantations

By KHURSHID AHMED    ·
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In Peshawar’s storyteller’s bazaar, a hot cuppa survives the cold and coronavirus

By ABDUR RAUF YOUSAFZAI ·

Smoky tea baked in clay: tandoori chai heats up Pakistan

By AFP ·
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In Pakistan’s Karachi, tea made with milk, cardamom and a champion’s touch

By Khurshid Ahmed ·
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In Pakistan’s upscale capital, a new tea culture blossoms

By Sabah Bano Malik ·

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