The Human Cost of Tea: India's Exploited Plantation Workers.

[@Wjfhclz]

"The taste of tea maybe bitter,but the taste of plantation workers is even more so.”The sentence touchs me deeply. How caring and humanitarian you are!

[@jameswalker68]

Just heart breaking. And these poor women who are taken advantage of. What a very flawed species us humans are

[@MicenCa]

Great channel

[@robloak]

Thank you very much.

[@firstname__lastname]

Please do an episode about scam artist gurus and pseudo sciences from around Asia

[@digitdinar9682]

Smoga para wanita India dapat meningkatkan derajat ny agar setara dlm pendidikan n kehidupan

[@navinsingh5819]

How no one thinks that if ppl stop making children that would helped the situation.

[@jessw.6250]

Damn so did anyone help him find his family!!!?

[@vonnbatbatan3920]

I'm heartbroken 😭

[@SandeepKumar-tu8lo]

😢😢😮😮 thanks to capture it brother that how dark world is

[@yog8]

Seems like your documentary level is not so advanced but it has helped us to know about various unknown things, people places.

[@keithframe3489]

What do you mean by "not so advanced"?

[@Wjfhclz]

On the contrary, i think all its documentaries are of high quality. I never miss one.I believe there will be more and more followers. The videos are excellent indeed.

[@aissatoukandji6234]

@@Wjfhclz me too, I really like their format. i don’t miss any of their videos, some people just can’t appreciate anything

[@sandeepbhandal]

@@keithframe3489 well for one the footage at 8.40 is of pakistan and not india. you can tell from the dress code. the content is interesting but i have watched a few episodes and personally feel the narration script can be a bit condescending or 'old fashioned' - more reminiscent of documentaries by white men in the 1900s-1970s etc. constructive criticism is not bad

[@Escap1st7]

@@sandeepbhandal Lol that's India, you can literally see the Devanagari script in the background. Also, if you feel his voice is condescending, you might have insecurity issues, it's just strong.