Meet the Pune 'chaiwala' who makes Rs 1.2 million per month

Currently, Yewle Tea House has got three centers in the city and every center has about 12 employees working in it

tea, tea worker, chai, chaiwallah, tea maker — Where will the jobs come from? In India, where per capita income is roughly a 10th of US, more than 10 mn/year are leaving countryside and pouring into urban areas, and they often can't find work even as chaiwalas, much less as computer programmers

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Last Updated : Mar 04 2018 | 9:50 AM IST

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A tea seller in Maharashtra's Pune city has set a benchmark for his competitor by making Rs 1.2 million per month.

Yewle Tea house has become one of the famous stalls in the city.

Navnath Yewle, co-founder of Yewle Tea house, says he is going to make it an international brand very soon.

"Unlike 'pakora' business. this tea selling business is also creating employment for Indians. This business is growing fast and I'm happy," Navnath told ANI.

Currently, Yewle Tea House has got three centers in the city and every center has about 12 employees working in it.

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First Published: Mar 04 2018 | 9:49 AM IST