Chai or tea is an exceptionally common, important and must have beverage in Indian culture. It's a decent medium to begin a day, start the conversation and new kinship. There are surely countless lovers of die around the world. Uppma Virdi, a 26-year-old Indian-Australian is one of them, a lawyer and a entrepreneur. Subsequent to moving to Australia, she didn't discover great tea anyplace. Along these lines, she chose to begin her own particular tea business and that is the means by which this Indian young lady turned into a 'Chai Walli'. As of late, Uppma Virdi was granted 'Australia's Businesswoman of the Year'.
In the Indian culture, individuals meet up through tea. Whether it's a glad event or a troublesome minute, tea is all unavoidable. I attempted, however i couldn't discover numerous great tea puts in Australia, said Uppma Virdi.
Uppma serves distinctive assortments of Ayurvedic tea blend through her online tea store. Her online store is open for retail buy worldwide alongside a wholesale division as well, which distributes the Indian tea mix to gourmet general stores, hyper stores, bistros, eateries and health centers. Uppma additionally runs 'The art of Chai' workshops, where she shows individuals how to mix the ideal tea.
Uppma Virdi won the title of Business Woman of the Year at the 2016 Indian Australian Business and Community Awards (IABCA) at a sparkling ceramony in Sydney. Alongside the business, Uppma is additionally joyfully proceeding with her employment as a legal counselor.
Uppma belongs to Punjabi community. The decision of became Chai walli was not accepted first by her family , she says “My parents and family were totally against it. They asked why I wanted to be a tea seller. I said I wanted to show that tea sellers can do something. All the chaiwalas and chaiwalis in India are doing something entrepreneurial. Even if they are not well-educated, at least they have a business spirit
This Chai Walli is in fact a genuine motivation for the individuals who think that its hard to adjust between their calling and interests.
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