Study finds office teabags contain 17 times more germs than a toilet seat

According to scientists, the average bacterial reading of an office teabag was 3,785, in comparison to only 220 for a toilet seat.

Countering Cong's meme on PM, BJP leaders sip tea with people during 'Mann Ki Baat'

The BJP organised 'Mann ki Baat, Chai ke Saath', at all the 50,128 polling booths in 182 Assembly seats.

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The tea fanatic hails from Sheffield, Yorkshire, and drinks at least 15 cups of brew a day.

It is one of many deaths and overdoses in morgues and emergency rooms that have been suspected from the home-brewed drug.

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Recent study finds that washing mugs in communal kitchen just ends up putting more bacteria on them.

Researchers find diabetic women who consume 100mg of coffee per day are 51 per cent less likely to die from disease.

Putting milk in tea is an age old practice, and enthusiasts say that it has nothing to do with taste.