Goa Mukti Diwas: A Day of Liberation
Commemorating the Liberation of Goa from Portuguese Colonial Rule
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Every year on December 19, Goa Mukti Diwas, also known as Goa freedom Day, is observed to honor the 1961 freedom of Goa from Portuguese colonial control. Being the final area of Indian territory to be freed from foreign rule, it represents an important turning point in Indian history.
Goa was colonized by the Portuguese in the 16th century, and they ruled over it for more than 450 years. However, a number of demonstrations and uprisings against Portuguese rule were sparked by the Indian independence movement as well as the escalating nationalist feelings in Goa.
action Vijay, a rapid military action that was initiated by the Indian Armed Forces on December 19, 1961, led to the liberation of Goa, Daman, and Diu. The Portuguese colonial government gave up after the operation, which lasted only 36 hours.
Goa celebrates Mukti Diwas with a number of festivities and events. The martyrs and freedom fighters who gave their life to free Goa are honored by the public. To honor the momentous occasion, parades, patriotic songs, and cultural events are planned.
The sacrifices made by the Indian soldiers who fought for Goa's liberation are also commemorated on this day. It is a day to commemorate their valor and commitment to the Indian independence movement.
