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| − | '''Putharjhora''' is a region in the extreme West of [[India]], known for the production of some of the finest [[black tea]] in [[South Asia]]. | + | '''Putharjhora''' is a region in the extreme West of [[India]], known for the production of some of the finest [[black tea]] in [[South Asia]], and one of the few remaining wild populations of [[tigers]]. It is sparsely populated, but contributes disproportionately to India's GDP through its tea plantations and thriving tourism industry. |
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Latest revision as of 03:19, January 3, 2018
Putharjhora is a region in the extreme West of India, known for the production of some of the finest black tea in South Asia, and one of the few remaining wild populations of tigers. It is sparsely populated, but contributes disproportionately to India's GDP through its tea plantations and thriving tourism industry.