Ranchi: After MBA Chaiwala, Graduate Chaiwali, now Post Graduate Chaiwali has come. A tea stall in front of a college by the name of Post Graduate Chaiwali in Deoghar, the city of Baba Baidyanath is in the news. This tea stall is being run by a girl named Radha Yadav. Radha told that she used to work earlier, but when she lost her job, she thought that I should start tea work.

Radha, who set up a tea shop in front of Rama Devi Bajala Women's College, is making about 50 thousand rupees a month. Radha Yadav, a postgraduate resident of Kothia village of Deoghar block, 5 km from Deoghar, is the eldest among 5 sisters and 1 brother. All brothers and sisters are studying. Seeing the financial condition of the house, Radha first started work in a private institute. After that, the job was lost during the Corona period. In such a situation, Radha decided to open a tea shop. But Radha was uncomfortable in the beginning. After gathering courage, she opened a tea shop in front of Bajala Women's College.

Radha told that if a tea shop is set up in front of the college, then the girls of the college will also drink tea. The name of the shop is Post Graduate Chaiwali. The tagline of the shop is 'Drink Kulhad tea, this will give you a chance to kiss the soil of the country.' Radha said that tea worth 1500 to 1600 rupees are sold every day. Of Radha's family, only Radha's mother knows that Radha is setting up a tea shop. Radha is running her house by selling tea and earning a lot of income. Teaching her siblings. Local people say that the work that Radha has done is commendable, because some people think that how she will do this work after graduating.

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