☕ The tea in your cup has a story most Indians have never heard. In 1892, a Gujarati entrepreneur named Narandas Desai built a successful tea plantation business in South Africa. Then racism took it all away. Forced to leave behind everything he had built, he returned to India with little more than experience, resilience, and a recommendation letter from a young lawyer named Mohandas Gandhi. Most people would have given up. He started again. From a small tea business in Ahmedabad. No factories. No investors. No FMCG empire. Just an obsession with quality. Years later, he launched a brand with one of the most powerful symbols in Indian business history: 🐅 A Tiger. 🐐 A Goat. Sharing tea from the same cup. The message? A cup of tea should bring people together, regardless of status, class, or background. That brand became Wagh Bakri. Today it is a ₹2,000+ crore business, present in millions of Indian homes and dozens of countries around the world. But its greatest achi...