Write a paragraph in about 150 words about 'A Tea Stall' by answering the following questions:

(a) What is a tea stall? (b) When is it opened and closed? (c) Where is it generally situated? (e) How does it continue its function?  (f) How is it furnished? (g) What do people do there? (h) What is the condition of a tea-stall? (i) How long does a tea-stall remain open?  (j) How does it serve people? (k) Why is it called a 'Mini Sangsad'?  (l) What is your suggestion for it?

A Tea Stall

A tea stall is a small shop where mainly tea is served. Biscuits, cakes, breads, bananas, cigarettes and betel leaves are also sold here. It is usually situated at a crowded place. So it is found at a market place, a bus stand, a railway station and street corner. In a tea stall there are few chairs, tables or benches. Most often there are two people to manage and run it. One is a manager who sits in the corner of the stall, with a chair and a table. Actually he plays the role of an accountant. Another one is a young boy who serves téa to the customers. A tea stall opens early in the morning. It is kept open till late hours at night. So one can have tea here at any time. Besides, it is a place where friends are seen gossiping. People also exchange their views and ideas sitting in a tea stall. They discuss their internal problems, political issues and so on. This is why it is called a mini Sangsad. Tea has now become the most popular drink. So a tea stall is of great service.