A farmer standing in his cauliflower field at dusk
People crossing the Howrah Bridge over the Hooghly river, Kolkata

One Tea Scheme

The objective of the One Tea Scheme is to ensure a minimum guaranteed price for fresh tea leaves to protect tea farmers from financial losses and provide economic stability. It also aims to support bought-leaf factories and promote sustainable tea cultivation in Meghalaya.

At a glance

What the myScheme listing says about One Tea Scheme
LevelState government
Issued byGovernment of Meghalaya
States and UTsMeghalaya
Areas
Scheme forIndividuals
TagsTea, Cultural, DBT, Farmer

Before you apply

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