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=Zagreshwar shrine, Zagor festival=
==As in 2023/ 24==
[https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/why-in-goas-siolim-zagor-hindus-christians-invoke-god-as-one/articleshow/106501297.cms  Marcus Mergulhao, January 3, 2024: ''The Times of India'']

On New Year’s night, Siolim, some 25km from capital Panaji, is unusually crowded. Traffic clogs the narrow roads, and despite policemen at every turn, there does not seem to be a way out for the hordes of vehicles.
 The north Goa coastal belt is a hotbed for night-long celebrations during the Christmas season, but this is no party crowd. Everyone here is headed to the Zagreshwar shrine in Dando for the famous Zagor, a dance-drama folk festival where devotees invoke god throughout the night.