- What is a tea stall?
- Where is it situated?
- What do people do at the time of taking tea in a tea stall?
- How long is it kept open?
- Why is the tea stall a busy place?
Ans:
In simple words, a tea stall is a stall where tea is sold to its customers. But usually, in a tea stall, some more light items like biscuits, bananas, breads and cigarettes are also sold. So, a tea stall is also a stall of light food. A tea stall is found at a marketplace, a square, a bus stand, a railway station and near schools and colleges. Though some stalls are well furnished, most of the tea stalls are poorly furnished with furniture. People go to a tea stall to take a cup of tea in order to remove tiredness. They go there almost all day long. To serve them, a tea stall is kept open from early morning till late night. In a tea stall there are usually two people to manage and run it. One is a grown-up man who prepares tea and takes bills from the customers, and another is a young boy who serves tea, biscuits etc. to the clients. Sometimes, people come to a tea stall in a group and raise a storm over the cup. They discuss harvest, market prices of daily necessaries and polities. A tea stall becomes more vibrant during elections. In fact, a tea stall is a very important place for the people of the middle and lower classes.
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