A Tea
Stall
A tea
stall is a common sight either in a town or in a village hat. In towns tea
stalls are innumerable. There is one at almost every street corner. It is a
found in cities, towns, bazaars, railway stations, and bus-stands and even in villages. Tea has now become the popular drink. In a tea
stall, there are few chairs, tables or benches. Prepared tea is sold here.
Biscuits, cakes, loaf, bananas, cigarettes and betel leaf are sold here. A tea stall opens early in the morning. It is
kept open until late hours in the night. So, one can have tea at any time from
morning until midnight. Secondly, a tea stall in a place where friends can meet
as in a club. For this, they need not pay anything. A well-kept tea stall is of
great service, but an ill-kept one may cause ill health by spreading diseases.
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A tea stall is a small shop
where prepared tea and a few snacks are sold or served for money. It is a found
in cities, towns, bazaars, railway stations, and bus-stands and even in
villages. It is a small shop. A tea stall is usually crowded. In a tea stall,
there are few chairs, tables or benches. Prepared tea is sold here. Biscuits,
cakes, loaf, bananas, cigarettes and betel leaf are sold here. There is often a
boy or two to serve tea to the customer. The manager sits behind the cash box
and collects money from the customer. An ordinary tea stall is dirty. A kettle
is always kept hot on the stove. A tea stall opens in the morning and closes
the late night. A tea stall is a popular place. People of different ages and
classes come here. They take tea and talk with one other. They discuss on
various subjects. They also talk on village politics, national and
international politics and current affairs. Sometimes customers raise a storm
over a cup of tea. A tea stall is an important place of social gathering
indeed.
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A tea stall is a common place to all classes of
people. It usually sits at a crowded place. In a tea stall, tea is supplied.
Biscuits, bread, bananas, betel leaf are also available here. It is usually
found at the turn of a road, in the train station or steamer ghat, near a
factory or an office. It is not well- furnished. Even in some tea stalls there
are no chairs but benches. A tea-stall has normally two parts. In the front
part there are chairs, tables and show-cases. In the other part there is a
kitchen. A boy is employed in a tea-stall. Sometimes the owner himself serves
the customers. It opens early in the morning and close late at night. Different
kinds of people gather here. They refresh themselves with a cup of tea and
discuss different topics. Sometimes, people come to a tea stall in a group and
raise a storm over the cup. They discuss politics, daily affairs, various
problems and what not. thus, a tea stall is a noisy and busy place. Really its
utility cannot be ignored. After all, a tea stall is useful place for many
people.
Or
Tea is a most popular drink in the present-day world. A modern man
cannot think of starting his day’s work without taking a cup of tea. A tea
stall is a place where tea is prepared and served to the customers. It is found
both in towns and in village markets. It is visited by people from almost all
walks of life. Daily or other papers are found spread on the table in a tea
stall. They give the customers good topics for discussion. People of the
village gather in a village tea stall and discuss village politics. Many
disputes and problems of the village are also discussed here and settled. The
manager of the tea stall sits behind the cash box and receives payment from the
customers. A tea stall opens early in the morning and remains open until the
late hours of the night. Thus, we find that a tea stall plays a very important
role in our day-to-day life.
