'One Chai Please': Bill Gates Enjoys Tea From Dolly Chaiwala In Nagpur
by Argus News
Thu, Feb 29 | 1:11 p.m.

Nagpur, Feb 29: In a recently shared video on social media, Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and a philanthropist, who is currently on a visit to India and was captured relishing a cup of chai by the social media-famous Dolly Chaiwala.

Taking to Instagram, Bill Gates shared his admiration for the innovation found in everyday life in India, reads, "In India, you can find innovation everywhere you turn — even in the preparation of a simple cup of tea!".

 

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The clip starts with Gates requesting, "One chai, please," from Dolly Chaiwala. The tea seller's unique method of preparing the tea on his special cart is a highlight, offering a glimpse into the artistry that goes into making this beloved beverage.

As Gates sips the piping hot tea from a glass, he expresses excitement about being back in India, a nation he describes as home to incredible innovators who are working on new ways to save and improve lives - and even to elevate the simple act of making a cup of tea to an art form.

The video has garnered significant attention online, with many surprised and delighted to see Mr Gates embracing the local culture and enjoying a cup of chai from a popular street vendor.
 

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