What importance does a baker enjoy in a Goan village?
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Solution
Bakers were important and they had a unique place among the people. They were known as 'Paders' in Goa. They had a peculiar dress earlier known as the Kabai. Breads and cakes were an integral part of everyday life in Goa and were also consumed on special occasions. Thus, the baker was a man whose arrival was always eagerly anticipated by the adults and children. Bakers were very informal with the children. They were considered as friends and companions.