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Burning of the Old Man – A Goan New Year’s Eve Tradition

If you’re in Goa on December 31st, you’ll see people, especially kids, carrying a homemade figure of an old man and collecting donations. This old man is made of dry grass, paper, sticks, and old clothes. Once finished, they put the final touches on it and place it on a chair or bicycle. Before the new year begins, they burn the effigy.

This old man represents the troubles and failures of the year. Burning it signifies leaving behind sadness and getting rid of negative things before entering the new year with a positive outlook.

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