Tea growers look to explore African market for exports
Indian tea growers have now decided to explore the African continent, after having penetrated the European countries, said tea associations from Asia at their annual summit in the city.
The mortal remains of the four youths who died in a plane crash in Nepal’s Pokhara were cremated in their native village in Ghazipur. The bodies of the youths reached their village on Tuesday morning on the tenth day of the mishap.
A crowd gathered to have a glimpse of the dead bodies, but the coffins were not opened.
Elaborate arrangements were made from the point of view of security. The dead were cremated at a cremation ground in Gauspur.
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Anil Rajbhar and Sonu Jaiswal, residents of Chakzainab village of the Baresar police station area along with Vishal Sharma of Alawalpur Afgan and Abhishek Kushwaha of Dharwa were killed in Nepal’s Pokhara plane crash on January 15.
The dead bodies of the four youths were brought to Ghazipur through Raxaul in separate ambulances at around 9 am on Tuesday. However, the family members could not see the face of their beloved ones even at the last moment as the coffins containing the bodies were never opened.
The youths were cremated in separate funeral pyres.
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