Choose the sentence where the Article has been incorrectly used.

The correct answer is Option (3) → The tea grows in India.

"The" with uncountable nouns:

• An uncountable noun (tea, milk, rice, gold) used in a general sense takes no article.
• "The" is used only when we mean a particular quantity: the tea in this cup.
• This sentence speaks of tea in general as a crop, so "the" must go.
• Corrected: Tea grows in India.
  Example: Rice is grown in West Bengal.

Why the Other Options are Incorrect?

Option 1: The Ramyana is a great epic. — Incorrect. Correct use: "the" is used correctly before the names of holy books and epics: the Ramayana, the Mahabharata.

Option 2: The Himalayas are the abode of snow. — Incorrect. Correct use: "the" is used correctly before the names of mountain ranges, and "the abode" refers to a particular home.

Option 4: Both the brothers are honest. — Incorrect. Correct use: both the + plural noun is correct; "the" points to the two particular brothers.

Contrast: an uncountable noun in a general sense takes no article (Tea grows); "the" marks a particular quantity (the tea in this cup).