Write the summary of the three stories from the glimpses of india.

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There are three stories mentioned in the chapter. They are as follows.

1. A baker from goa.
   • In this lesson, we will see the importance of the baker in a Goan society.
   • The pader would usually bake fragrant (and delicious!) loaves of bread for the elders.
   • Marriage gifts would be incomplete without the traditional bol, a sweet bread.
   • The pader would bake a lot of bread, and load it all onto his bamboo basket.
   • He would go around to all the houses, selling bread.
   • He'd sell the bread to the maid-servant of the house.
   • His specially made bamboo stick would jingle, attracting the attention of the household.
   • The pader came dressed in a kabai.
   • The pader collects his fees every month, which would be accounted/calculated on a wall.
2. Coorg
   • Coorg is so beautiful that it is said to have drifted from the kingdom of God.
   • The land comprises of martial men, beautiful women and wild creatures.
   • The climatic conditions are perfect for all.
   • There are many colonial bungalows and coffee estates.
   • The people are very independent. They have their origin from Greek or Arabic descent.
   • Most of their beliefs and traditions stem from Hindu religion.
3. Tea from Assam
   • The lesson describes Assam as a state of high tea production.
   • Assam is believed to have the largest concentration of plantations in the world.
   • This large production of tea is the reason why it is called the 'tea country'.

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