Commemorating Goa's Liberation: A Legacy of Resilience and Progress
Prior to December 19, 1961, Goa remained under Portuguese administration for over four and a half centuries
Historical Context
The yearning for freedom ignited within the Goan populace, fueled by the Indian independence movement and the unwavering leadership of Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia.
The Quest for Freedom
On December 18, 1961, Operation Vijay began, and the Indian Armed Forces liberated Goan territories within 36 hours, a pivotal moment in history.
Operation Vijay
On December 19th, jubilation filled the streets alongside profound reflection on the sacrifices of freedom fighters.
Dawn of a New Era
We pay our deepest respects to the brave soldiers, unwavering freedom fighters, and all those who contributed to Goa's liberation
Goa's liberation symbolizes the triumph of unity and the enduring strength of India's diverse cultural fabric.
A Tapestry of Unity and Diversity
Goa thrives as a vibrant state, excelling in tourism, IT, and culture, with its liberation fueling remarkable progress, cherished by citizens
Embracing a Prosperous Future
Each December 19th, Goa comes alive with vibrant parades, cultural performances, and patriotic fervor.