(b) Where is it found?
(c) What things are sold here?
(d) What is the condition of a tea-stall?
(e) Who serve to the customers?
(f) What do the customers do in the tea-stall?
A tea stall is a place where tea is sold. It is generally a small shop. It is found in railway stations, but stands, steamer ghats, near factories or offices. Different types of food are sold here including tea. Biscuits, cakes, muri, bananas, cigarettes are also sold here. A tea stall is generally a crowded and noisy place. It is open in the morning and closed late night. There are chairs, tables, show-cases etc. in a tea stall. There are two or three boys in a tea stall who serve to the customers. They are well-behaved to their customers. Customers of different ages and classes come here. They drink tea and talk with one another. They discuss about politics economics and current affairs of the home and abroad. Really a tea stall is a meeting place of the common people.
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