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Penshurst Estate unveils high-tech worker housing in Peerumade

Penshurst Estate unveils high-tech worker housing in Peerumade
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Penshurst Estate in India's Idukki region has constructed modern, high-tech housing for its tea plantation workers. The project aims to replace dilapidated traditional housing with units featuring modern amenities, improved waste management, and better architectural design.

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The initiative represents a significant improvement in living standards for plantation laborers, addressing a long-standing demand for better housing conditions in the region.

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While many of the tea estate layams (lines of houses) remain in a dilapidated condition across the Peerumade region in Idukki, Penshurst Estate, a historic tea plantation in the Peerumade hills, has constructed high-tech and well-equipped ‘line housing’ for its workers.

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