Question

a. After reading the story 'A Baker from Goa", do you think our traditions, heritage, values
and practices are the roots that nourish us?
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Answer 1

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Answer 2

Yes, our traditions and values do nourish us.

• The story is about the importance of a baker in Goan culture, and it is set under the Portuguese rule of the city of Goa.
• The tradition and culture of loaf making, as well as the passion for it, were part of the region's tradition and heritage.
• While the loaf eaters were vanished, manufacturers and furnaces remained, serving as a reminder of both bread and history.
• The chief baker came in twice a day, first as he left for his morning sales and again when he returned after emptying his enormous basket.
• Bakery goods had a special value in Goa's culture and traditions. Seniors in the neighbourhood fondly remembered the good old days and the delectable bread loaves.