The Serenity of Goa then is enchanting. It was the exposition year. It is nice to see the enthusiasm and fervour of the people and the smart dressing . It is a bygone era . viva Goa
Smar dressing they're Portuguese the Indians were dressed as they were in elsewhere India and lived in houses and in living habits as in elsewhere in India.
It is about continuing to celebrate what makes Catholic Goans unique, our culture, dress, food, religion & relationship with Jesus, etc. Why are so many other cultures and people allowed to celebrate and cherish their heritage but Catholic Goans aren't?
I was there then and for many years after - back and forth between the Indian Union, Pakistan and Europe. I left finally in 1962! Now old and exiled, maybe forever. Goa is for its sons and daughters immortal, regardless of status, creed or political attachment. It is our very soul and we are all so very proud to be GOAN. Thank you for this memorable film of unforgettable days.
Se NEHRU não sabia o que fazer com Goa é facil sendo ele um dito pacifista. Fazia um referendo á população-----se quizesem ficar do lado da India tudo bem-se não quizesesm então respeitasse a democracia e não uma minoria de bandos infiltrados colocando bombas-matando pessoas e levar as pessoas pacificas a terem que fiugir ou ficar em casa. Em democracia o povo maioria é que manda e não uma invasao com 50 mil homens armados até aos dentes, contra um povo desarmado e pacifico.NEHUR não era o Gandi----esse nunca faria tal coisa-----negociava-o OUTRO era ditador o NEHRU
@@vjszq4Portugal started the rulement of GOA, long before Índia was founded...first of all the portuguese were been invited by the Goans to be there and Portugal ruled GOA for over 450 years. India taked GOA by force, it was a huge injustice that was done to Portugal and the people of Goa. Unfortunately, Nato did not want to defend the rights of Portugal, one of the countries that founded the transatlan tic alliance (Nato).
Mario Ferreira ......d videos showcasing Goa..of old times...iz truly treasure.....its priceless 2 c d few places how they looked in those dayz.....more beautiful nd scenic then wat its 2day......thnxxx a million...
@@dorothybuggins5795 Not true, there was hidden hate and resentment all along - it's why they went all out to back Priolkar's fake history book (Parrikar's government even made a video based on it, Shefali Vaidya's talks are also derived from its contents.)
I first visited Goa in 1978 as a fifteen year old. The Portuguese influence was still very evident.... I think we have done badly in not preserving the essence of Goa
Having a colonial past is one thing, but what about the culture that was supressed by the colonizers for 100s of yesrs , we need to bring it back too. This is the very essence of decolonization, isn't it?
Um grande filme feito pela RTVE televisão estatal de Espanha, não é propaganda é um país estrangeiro a filmar, e ainda hoje o estado de Goa é o mais limpo e o que tem um maior PIB per capita da Índia, são os reflexos da coligação portuguesa, num país enorme com tanta gente ser àquele pequeno estado com pouca população ser o mais rico da Índia, só quem não quer ver a verdade.
Well, you wrong. According to the 2021 data, Sikkim has the highest GDP per capita. Goa isn't even in the top 10 states. Kerala has the highest HDI and literacy in India. Goa might have been in the past but now it's lagging behind other Indian States
There are no original Goans left. All sold their anchesters land and are settle in foreign. It's all now corrupted, state n also people are dirty. It's loosing it's charm.
Quando vi estas imagens de 1952 lembrei me da minha infância, tinha nesta altura 11 anos, nesta altura nunca pensei que 1962 iria ser prisioneiro de Guerra, perdi muita coisa nesta altura, nesta altura tive uma rica vida. Se não fosse a invasão ainda hoje estaria na minha terra natal, mas não perferi perder a nacionalidade portuguesa, e assim estou em Portugal com muito orgulho de ser goes com nacionalidade portuguesa que nunca perdi.
Eu tambem! I was also 11 years old in 1952 and left Goa soon after 1961 and am living in England wih the nationality of my birth - Portuguese and the nationality of my husband - English.I will never return to our Paradise homeland but saudades will always remain with me.
Eu penso sempre nos goeses ou pessoas de outras pronvicias, nestas histórias de mudanças de território. Deve ser muito duro. Assim como em Macau, a cultura com que as pessoas cresceram vai-se perdendo a um ritmo alucinante. Mas toda a gente deve-se sentir como se QUER sentir. E a política não muda a alma das pessoas :)
É uma iniciativa,valorosa de Portugal,se aventurando,numa época de incerteza e sem segurança,para abrir comércio ,deixando claro seu espirito de aventura e busca de novas fontes comerciais.....muita vslentia!!
Goa is still the shining star of the East.Viva Goa..... Thank you the great admiral Afonso De Albequerque and also Mr.Fradik Fernandez who was the first Fidalgo to scale the wall on that eventful night of 25th November 1510
@@br3menPT During british india share in world gdp 24 percent And after they left india shared only 2 percent That does nt mean we rich because of british Same with u our goa is rich but portugese looted our money In that time thats why we are rich And today in 2018 still our goa is rich And why ur so intersted in goa U have any work or not Free time 😝😂 Ok goa is world heritiage site because of portugal now what Now what Aah Ur happy now
Goa was so well deciphered no crimes and rapes.Decent and innocent people even though poor lived in love ,peace and without any fear amidst nature and greenery unlike now .
Pl I would like to be clear about if goa can also be included Nimma actities it will be more interesting but larger in terms of research and the work will considerably change as let’s be clear on our project as too what are we aiming for so that connected work can be more foccussed
They definitely left n influence but they did a lot of bad to the local population too and no I am not referring to the highly misrepresented inquisition. 😅 Many Catholics ourselves didn't want the Portuguese here. Do read about the Pinto Revolt... One of the first proper and major revolts of the land to get the Portuguese out was led by none other than Indian Christians.
@@br3menPT India have more than 30 world heritage unseco site And goa is heritage site because of india And bro we goans can speak hindi Goa not controll by india Because we goans are indian And we control ourself
@@zeliang5101 I didn+t said India has not other world heritage site...i said Goa is world heritage because of Portugal! And you´re wrong!! Goa is totally controlled by Indian Union against the majority of goans
Essa do mais linho império global França ainda tem possessões “ultramarinas “ UK Também até a Holanda ainda as possui nós temos Acores e madeira numa lógica mais rebuscada … não somos o mais longo império global nem nunca o fomos em termos de tempo Continuo
@@nunop9521 como podes dizer isso o último a cair Vejamos mandas os outros estudar mas parece que os teus factos estão deturpados Qual a última possessão do nosso império a “cair “ em comparação a possessões de outros impérios Isso é romantismo não factual rapaz
@@user__100 You shameless Gobar, total number of people convicted and condemned to death by goan inquisition is 57 people. Now compare that with the 8000 jains impaled to death by shaivite hindus in madurai meenakshi temple in 8 th century.
@@alangervasis and then gave them reservations for the next 100s of years. This reperation completely owed. Which European country did pay its owed reparations?
@@saieellokre1408 that's not how you disrespect some other nations flag. Imagine a guy disrespect India. What would be your reaction? sarko fodo mure..
The rome of east! Portuguese destroyed the Indian architecture and culture in goa but rebuild something new and different a mirror of christian europe portugal and italy. The new architecture with majestic buildings wide plain roads and bridges and green trees was a beauty to behold in itself. Indeed Goa was the Rome of East vs known then in the world.
Golden days of Goa. Now It had lost their culture after joining with India. Unification with India was a great mistake for Goa. With Portugal it waa nice . Now it would have been part of European union also.
@@AryanSingh-ku7zb Stop lying again. Portuguese colonizers were replaced by ghantti colonizers. Today native Goans are less than half of the state's residents.
Really what have they lost. Maybe a handful of colonial Era buildings and more casinos and nice roads but this would been owned by Portuguese. Locals radical transformation in lifestyle is the meaning of getting freedom
If Portuguese would have continued ruling most of businesses would be in their hands and locals would be getting peanuts. Goa might have become like Macau full of casinos but shod be I control.
Bt what I like is how clean and manner of construction of buildings were done.just like in Europe everything is breathtaking.we cnt do something like that.ours would be completely different
Anyway most businesses now are owned by non Goans who think that they are inherently greater than Goans and this also includes those who come here to work in the manual labor sector.
Não há dúvida nenhuma que o regime Salazarista atrasou bastante a evolução da minha terra natal,se não reparam desde o ano 1962 a evolução que houve até hoje e que continua a haver, Goa evoluio bastante. Viva a Goa dos goeses. Parabéns aos goeses pelo trabalho e esforço que tem sido feito pela evolução. Continuam. Parabéns 👍👍❤️❤️👍👍
Goa não é dos goeses no governo e na administração pública estão indianos vindo de fora de Goa, no tempo do Salazar todo o mundo era um atraso ou será que alguns países já tinham automóveis elétricos e com Google.
O que quem aí vai e vive diz, é que Goa está invadida de russos da máfia que a partir daí fazem seus negócios escusos( a que as autoridades chamam turismo), e de mulheres russas que aí vão ganhar a vida a prostituirem- se para os russos.
Goa was taken from the Muslim ruler Ismail Adil Shah by Albuquerque. Goa has been with the Portuguese since 25 November 1510. The Republic of India came into existence on 15 August 1947. Goa was then invaded by The Republic of India was in 18-19 December 1961. Goa did not have a referendum. Example of Portugal: In 1976, Lisbon redefined Macau as a "Chinese territory under Portuguese administration" and granted it a large measure of administrative, financial, and economic autonomy. This wasn't the case with Goa.Three years later, Portugal and China agreed to regard Macau as "a Chinese territory under (temporary) Portuguese administration".The Chinese and Portuguese governments commenced negotiations on the question of Macau in June 1986. The two signed a Sino-Portuguese Joint Declaration, making Macau a special administrative region (SAR) of China.This is a grave injustice to the Goan folk not having any measure of administrative, financial, and economic autonomy. Examples of India: • In 1947, four princely states - the Nizamate of Hyderabad, the Nawabates of Junagadh, Mangrol and Manavadar - were invaded by Bharat, their rulers unseated and plebiscites held, by which the peoples of those states voted to be integrated into Bharat. • In 1954, a plebiscite was held in French India. • There was no POPULAR VOTE, REFERUNDUM OR PLEBISCITE by which the Goans decided that they wanted to be integrated into Bharat! • In 1975, a plebiscite was held in the invaded and occupied Kingdom of Sikkim, wherein the foreigners, Nepalese citizens settled there, voted to merge the Kingdom into Bharat! Now please help me understand: PROVE that there was any LEGAL POPULAR MECHANISM - Plebiscite or Referendum, (in keeping with, for example, the UN Resolutions to which Bharat is party), whereby the citizens of Portuguese India had freely chosen to have Goa integrated into Bharat OR admit that. Prove that the Chavan-Soares Treaty of 1974, which was signed by Mario Soares, a Communist bandit who represented NO legal or elected Portuguese government, and moreover, that did not CONSULT the Goan citizenry, constituted a legal transfer of Portuguese India to Bharat. Prove the moral and legal basis of Bharat's claim to Goa both before and after its occupation, OR admit that there is in fact none. Would it be right to say under Indian sovereignty, India is swallowing Goa. Under India, indigenous Goans are getting into extinction. Under Indian supremacy, Goa is getting de-goanised thereby losing its culture and tradition. Under India, Goa is losing its Goan soul. There are many Goans settled in Portugal and the world over who have great love for their beloved Goa. António Luís Santos da Costa, (born 17 July 1961) is a Portuguese lawyer and the Prime Minister of Portugal, in office since 26 November 2015. He is of Goan origin Portuguese from Margao. These Goans must make this as one of the election issues to put pressure on the government to think againof Goa and the woes Goans face under India because Portugal gave Goa to India on silver platter. Likewise, Goa lover Goans spread in other parts of the globe however small in number they may be, must submit a memorandum to Portuguese government thru the Portuguese Embassies in their respective countries. In Goa there is a big number of Goans who think in a similar manner and they must submit a memorandum to Portuguese Consulate in Panjim to convey their grievances to Portuguese government in Lisbon. In this way we must keep our issue alive and moving before it is totally forgotten.
We did not give, it was taken away. We did not have any way to fight off the Indian army and England, which is under Treaty to help us, never did, so if anything, blame the English! Losing Goa was like loosing a limb! It was our beautiful little gem, Portuguese loved Goa and still do to this day. ,I visted twice, and seeing what Goa used to be and what it became, is very sad!
You are absolutely correct, ALL get United & Kick out all Marathi speaking ghati`s out before it's too late, they are same whore's breed who ruined whole of Goa, example is C.M Parrikar a ghati of solapur Maharashtra Devaadasi breed, who has jeopardize everything in Goa,
Life is never fair, not now and surely not 500 years back. It's called as to come full circle. Under Portuguese rule, some minority enjoyed privileges while majority was persecuted. Now it's their time. So, don't preach about hypothetical injustice. Get adapted. Stop whining.
virou latrina e estão orgulhosos e contentes. nao percebem nada do teatro global politico, manipulados que nem ovelhas, ficam na ignorância e aplaudem a desgraça do seu próprio povo enquanto admiram os elitistas ricaços que os exploram. enfim. hoje parece um buraco como o resto do país.
The Portuguese era brought both good and bad to Goa... Anyway we should focus on the future but outside forces are attempting to disrupt especially the communal harmony in Goa.
you white people had all the privileges. we can clearly see the difference in the standard of living in both whites and indians. it's better that you people left goa.
The Portugese should have better maintained Goa.Even at the time of liberation,the electricity was rare barrring a couple of towns.No better roads and transportation was there.Even the churches were not maintainer properly let alone historical.monuments.See the arch of the Viceroy.It is very evident.Even that waa not maintained.The gate of AdilShah palace was kept at another place not maintained.Even the first church of Goa,the Church of St.Catherine was kept on poor form.
@@br3menPTEven this video,prior to the rennovation of the the arch of victory,it is evident that it had not been maintained properly.I do not know in what way Goa had better infrastructure than the rest of the Indian subcontinent.No electricity for all,both roads and no growth.
@@pentershayden936 revamp? LOL are you talking about music or movies????Every building need maintenance. Wake up dude..Goa was richer than any other indian state Goa had better social-economical level than any other state in indian union.....In Goa people didnt born live and died in the streets like the rest of india in the same time...
@@pentershayden936 Social-economical level is also related with infrastructure..for some reason Nerhu spent the whole time saying the portuguese only made investment to support economic exploitation (iron mines)
@@cg8397 ! Slaves always speak like that. What you had in past was for portuguese not you local slaves who were at the bottom serving them. Now whatever you had is yours and you're not slave but you slave mindset remains. Just peep and look towards your past and feel how it was.
As a native Goan, I can honestly say: The Portuguese rule was the best thing to ever happen to my land. Viva Goa. Viva Portugal. 🇵🇹 Gobarbhakts can cry here 👇🏻
Even though the sights and sounds of this Goa show a time of peace and beauty. I can't ignore the suffering endured by Goans at the hands of the Portuguese colonialists and more by the church:(
Portuguese ruled Goa for more than 450 years. But ultimayely Indian govt got rid of them in1961.Now it is for Goans to how to lead their lives and what govt they give to themselves.
Very sad, we GOAN LOST THE GLORY OF OUR BEUTIFULL GOA, ....RICH IN CLEANNESS,GREENERY,AND LOT OF GOD GIFTS......NATURAL THINKS, SURROUNDING, BY CLEAN WATER,AND MANY MORE......WE LOST OUR GOA IN THE HANDS OF THESE POLITITION, WHO DESTROYED....GOD,NATURE WILL TAKE HIS OUN COURSE...WAIT AND SEE.....
The portuguese were the 1st europeans to arrive in India in 1498 . The brits only started to colonize some parts of India in the 17th century after Portugal deliver Bombay as a wedding present to the King of England that married the Portuguese princess Catarina of Braganza. After centuries the british took over all of India except the portuguese territories of Goa ,Daman , Diu and the enclaves of Dadrá and Nagar-Aveli.,that remained under Portuguese soverangnity untill 1961.
My Grandfather Col NB Singh, then a young Capt, participated in Goa Liberation. He later purchased (from govt for a token amount) one of the captured Portuguese weapons, a semi auto Springfield Rifle. In 1971 he participated as CO of a Bn during Bangladesh Liberation. He brought home a captured telephone set and a Revolver as momento from the war. My Sister & Brother-in-law are the 4th Generation Army Offrs from my family. Jai Shri Ram. Jai Indian Army.
Funny how in 10 more short years, 451 years of forced colonial rule would come crashing down. The Portuguese really screwed themselves by avoiding the issue...they might have been able to withdraw with dignity instead of being forcefully booted out and looking weak and outdated. I still wonder if there could have been a dual management of Goa at least for a few years with some token Portuguese’s presence for cultural and historic purposes.
@@Bumble-Be motherland ahahahahahahah India is a country since 1947....the majority of goans never wanted to be part of Indian Union..thats why Nerhu left his fake pacifism and invaded
>the reason Portugal did not invoke Article 5 of the NATO Treaty (the article about collective defense) is because it could not, per Article 6 Just to add some detail, because this makes it sound like a very clear cut legal point. The real situation was murkier. India opened its diplomatic mission in Portugal in 1948, the year after independence, and since that time had been negotiating with Portugal to end their colonial rule of Goa. Portugal absolutely refused to discuss the issue, claiming that Goa/Daman/Dadra/Nagar Haveli were integral parts of Portugal. In July 1950, the Portuguese Government sent a formal notice to India, saying that the question of independence "could not be discussed," and any Indian proposals for independence or autonomy were not negotiable. India persisted, and sent several more petitions to the Portuguese government asking to open negotiations on the subject of Portugal's colonies on the Indian subcontinent. In 1953, they sent a detailed *aide memoire* assuring the Portuguese that if they gave up their colony, India would maintain the rights, culture, language and customs of the Goan people and make absolutely no changes, except through their consent. The Portuguese government did not respond, and from that point on began ignoring all Indian diplomatic communications. The Indian mission chief tried several times to get appointments to speak with his counterparts in Lisbon, but he was refused. Eventually, India decided that its Portuguese mission was doing no good, since they weren't allowed to talk to any Portuguese officials, and closed down the mission in June 1953. Diplomatic relations did not resume until 20 years later. When diplomatic communications with Portugal failed, India began raising the Goan issue at the UN, which was more or less in favor of decolonization. This raised concern in Portugal, which began to lobby its own allies (mainly NATO) for support. While what you say about Goa not being under the purview of Article 5 is correct, this did not stop Portugal from raising the issue at NATO. In 1951, they explicitly amended their constitution to name their Indian colonies as integral overseas parts of Portugal. They continued to lobby the US, UK and France to support their position. It was actually the UK that put its foot down on the NATO issue, when their Foreign Secretary Douglas-Home explicitly told the Portuguese government that the Indian colonies were not a NATO issue, and they should not expect any help from the UK. The US was more ambiguous. While their stated policy was in favor of decolonization, **not once did the US ever suggest independence or self-determination for Goa**. In practice, their policy was "decolonization, but not for Goa". Not because they cared about Goa, but because that would put Portugal's two big colonies (Angola and Mozambique) at risk of demanding independence too, and that would hurt US-Portuguese relations, and therefore NATO. Since they couldn't afford to antagonize Portugal, the US put diplomatic pressure on India to "settle the matter peacefully and through consensus", and not resort to fighting. The Indian government responded by saying that they had been looking for a peaceful solution ever since they opened diplomatic relations with Portugal in 1948, but Portugal was unwilling to even discuss the issue. How can you negotiate with someone who ignores all written communications, refuses to talk to your diplomatic personnel? Nehru told US ambassador John Galbraith that if the US was really serious about a "peaceful solution", could they at least ask Portugal to talk to India. The reason this became urgent was because of what happened to Dadra and Nagar Haveli, two (much smaller) Portuguese colonies in India. These were tiny enclaves, where local *satyagrahis* launched a violent protest and drove Portuguese officers out. India promptly banned visas for Portuguese travel between their colonies, so Portugal was unable to reinforce them with troops from Goa. This incident told other countries that India was serious about removing the Portuguese presence, and more importantly, it gave new heart to the Goan independence movements. Mass protests against the Portuguese (which had diminished in the early 50's) were reinvigorated, and there were many protests in Goa in which thousands of people marched for independence. This made the Portuguese even more nervous, which caused them to react violently. There were a few cases where Portuguese troops opened fire on the protestors, killing dozens. One particular incident was witnessed by international journalists, which also swayed international opinion against Portugal. Meanwhile, India had built its own lobby at the UN, mostly with other former colonies, insisting that Portugal leave Goa. In the aftermath, there was a lot of recrimination, mostly from the US, which demanded that Indian troops should immediately leave Goa unconditionally. As you say, they tried to get military support to enforce this at the UN Security Council, but that was vetoed by the USSR.
The question was..Goa was not a colony.....fake riots for Goa´s independence payed by Indian Union....the world knew there was no problem in Goa..the problem was Indian Union ambition..India did the same with other regions in the subcontinent and even tried to occupied Sri Lanka....You just wanted to be the new colonial empire in indian subcontinene you thought you´re the new England empire in indian subcontinent you wanted everything for you!
@@jatingodhwani1916 India was not a country honey!!!! India is a country since 1947....when the portuguese arrived at indian subcontinent there was no country callled India.
Thank you Portuguese for keeping Goa from Islam untill Republic India took over. Individual Muslims are good and kind, but when they become majority many turn arrogant and make life unpleasant for non-Muslims. Muslims and Hindus in Goa are fine people. Governor Albuquerque banned Sati and allowed his soldiers to marry local women🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂 Goa was ceded to Indian Union after a little skirmish in 1961.🙏
@@shehrozrajput9174yes, but there was no appeasement. On the contrary there was plenty of appeasement for high castes of both communities. These black Portuguese were the greatest enemies as compared to the colonists of the less privileged, that's why many had to take shelter in different parts of the world, particularly British India to earn their bread.
@@socialbutterfly1344inquisition like casteism was the work of those who hijacked religion for their personal benefits., and now in Goa they use both " Casteism and Inquisition " to gain political mileage, by driving a wedge of hatred amongst the communities.
She is Brahmin what she was doing in Bombay that time she was supposed to b in Goa lol many Brahmins faced problems so they supposed British n Portuguese
Voltaire wrote on the Portuguese Inquisition in Goa- Quote ” Goa est malheureusement célèbre par son inquisition , également contraire à l'humanité et au commerce. Les moines portugais firent accroire que le peuple adorait le diable , et ce sont eux qui l'ont servi. (Goa is sadly famous for its inquisition, equally contrary to humanity and commerce. The Portuguese monks made us believe that the people worshiped the devil, and it is they who have served him.)”. When India became independent in 1947, Goa remained under Portuguese control. The Indian government of Nehru insisted that Goa, along with a few other minor Portuguese holdings, be turned over to India. Portugal, however, refused. France, which also had small enclaves in India ( Pondicherry ), gave them up. On December 16, 1961, Indian troops crossed the border into Goa. Code named " Operation Vijay ', the move involved sustained land, sea, and air strikes for more than 36 hours; it resulted in the unconditional surrender of Portuguese forces on 19 December. A United Nations resolution condemning the invasion was proposed by the United States and the United Kingdom in the United Nations Security Council, but it was vetoed by the USSR. (❤RUSSIA❤) Despite this Portugal tried sending their Navy ( with blessings of USA and UK ) -and President Nasser of Egypt promptly shut the Suez Canal. Indians have still NOT forgotten such favours. Even today the mother language of Konkani binds all the people of Goa. Today india is the one of the most powerful country in this world and Indian nuclear missiles will reach Portugal.
These Portugese and British imperialist are still living in their colonial hangover. They want to use the resources and labours of the natives and treat them as slave, so that they can live like the Kings & Queens.
Índia o país que no mundo inteiro mais maltrata o seu povo , que vive á séculos num sistema miserável e indigno de CASTAS, que y o seu povo a viver na mais profunda miséria imundice, com ruas cheias de bosta e de doença , a queixar-se da regras dos portugueses ?? Só pode ser piada😂😂😂😂😂😂. Dá para ver no filme , como era difícil viver em Goa ! 🤣🤣🤣
O que tu não entendes? Vocês não conhecem a história, um erro enorme do ensino Brasileiro! Tudo tem a ver com a morte do Francisco Xavier. Foi um missionário católico navarro, pioneiro e cofundador da Companhia de Jesus Exemplo de humildade e de solidariedade cristã, de amor ao próximo e de evangélica pobreza, era venerado por milhões de pessoas de todas as condições sociais, de todas as idades, de todas as etnias. A fama de Santo, o “Santo de Goa”, tinha chegado a toda a parte, as suas virtudes eram exaltadas. Em 17 de Fevereiro de 1553 o seu corpo é removido e levado para Malaca e daqui para Goa, onde chega a 16 de Março de 1554. A recebê-lo, numa impressionante manifestação de Fé, estão o Vice-Rei, o Clero, a Nobreza e o imenso Povo. Foi e é muito amado em Goa, antiga colonia Portuguesa.
It is nothing great that which the Portuguese have done. Rich Europeans quashed, inquested and slutified the poor province of Goa. They should've oppressed us much more and much earlier, perhaps we would've revolted in arms and been free much earlier. We were better treated by the monarchs of Bijapur and Vijaynagara. BECAUSE A GOAN IS THE FOLLOWING: RACE - DRAVIDIAN, CULTURE - GOAN, ETHNICITY - INDIAN. 450 Years of oppression did not add the word Portuguese anywhere in the Goan's social fabric.
You really are silly and the average Modi Bhakt one usually sees... I just read another foolish comment of yours and replied to it. Seriously take that advice and start reading about Goa's history. Anyway I doubt information will do someone like you a lot of good because to begin with you lack basic common sense. 😂
@@A_Goan Only a gloated ass like you will put people in modi basket just because you refuse to accept your history and are now enjoying your Portuguese passport. To you all those who equate attrocity to the paklo are modi bhakt? What a dual (citizenship) fodo you are.
@@A_GoanPortuguese Passport will bias your conceited opinion on the attrocity of the regime. Call yourself a true bakt who did nothing but gloated on the benefits by skipping the pages of Portuguese oppression. Think about this when you coordinate cargo at Heathrow, everyone one who opposes your Portuguese duality is not a modi bakt but an Indian at core who fought on the Loc, unlike you who washes european dishes.
The Serenity of Goa then is enchanting. It was the exposition year. It is nice to see the enthusiasm and fervour of the people and the smart dressing . It is a bygone era .
viva Goa
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Smar dressing they're Portuguese the Indians were dressed as they were in elsewhere India and lived in houses and in living habits as in elsewhere in India.
It is about continuing to celebrate what makes Catholic Goans unique, our culture, dress, food, religion & relationship with Jesus, etc. Why are so many other cultures and people allowed to celebrate and cherish their heritage but Catholic Goans aren't?
@@michellea9857 Portuguese toilet cleaner
I was there then and for many years after - back and forth between the Indian Union, Pakistan and Europe. I left finally in 1962! Now old and exiled, maybe forever. Goa is for its sons and daughters immortal, regardless of status, creed or political attachment. It is our very soul and we are all so very proud to be GOAN. Thank you for this memorable film of unforgettable days.
very sad comment...
@@сергейсергей-ц4з6м Thank you for your kind remark. I will always love my native land Goa.
So Dorothy where do u live now.. Why did u left goa.. Pls reply
@@aldrinbenny5412 I now live in England. My late husband was English - reason why I left my beautiful homeland.
Still a aya for the whites or poskem?
One can almost feel the peace and tranquility that existed.A Goan can go out of Goa, but Goa can never go out of a Goan.
Se NEHRU não sabia o que fazer com Goa é facil sendo ele um dito pacifista. Fazia um referendo á população-----se quizesem ficar do lado da India tudo bem-se não quizesesm então respeitasse a democracia e não uma minoria de bandos infiltrados colocando bombas-matando pessoas e levar as pessoas pacificas a terem que fiugir ou ficar em casa. Em democracia o povo maioria é que manda e não uma invasao com 50 mil homens armados até aos dentes, contra um povo desarmado e pacifico.NEHUR não era o Gandi----esse nunca faria tal coisa-----negociava-o OUTRO era ditador o NEHRU
Well put in words❤
Yes. Those days will never come back again. 😢 Look at what politicians have done to Goa. 🤐😢 What more should I say 😭
Very nice memories that can't come again. I love you Goa 🌹
Corrupt MLAs have destroyed Goa
Yes
Don't forget the bhiknakar
@@rickserrao8538protuguese practiced apartied system with Goans
I love this Era. Feels truly warmly nostalgic. Eyes felt with tears missing those good old days😢
Looks so peaceful, beautiful, tranquil .. thanks for sharing
so grateful for your efforts to upload for public.
If interestes you plz visit facebook.com/indiaportuguesamemories/ It´s a page with undreds of photos and videos about former Portuguese India.
Mário Ferreira thank you for the info.
Portuguese GOA! Wish I could have experienced it ❤️
Indians took it by force
@@Maharashtra_man because it belong to India !!
Yes obviously you should have experienced it between 16th - 18th century, but as a Hindu🤐
funny thing russia supported that @@Maharashtra_man
@@vjszq4Portugal started the rulement of GOA, long before Índia was founded...first of all the portuguese were been invited by the Goans to be there and Portugal ruled GOA for over 450 years. India taked GOA by force, it was a huge injustice that was done to Portugal and the people of Goa. Unfortunately, Nato did not want to defend the rights of Portugal, one of the countries that founded the transatlan
tic alliance (Nato).
Mario Ferreira ......d videos showcasing Goa..of old times...iz truly treasure.....its priceless 2 c d few places how they looked in those dayz.....more beautiful nd scenic then wat its 2day......thnxxx a million...
clean and green Goa
Old holy time ... Where God was the first in our lives.
Goa and God - what happened? We all lived so happily together regardless of religion or social status.
@@dorothybuggins5795 no, that's utopian, just like the "Convivencia" is, the reconquista alone proves the opposite
@@Afonso3 Thank you, I respect your opinion but I have a right to my own
@@dorothybuggins5795 Not true, there was hidden hate and resentment all along - it's why they went all out to back Priolkar's fake history book (Parrikar's government even made a video based on it, Shefali Vaidya's talks are also derived from its contents.)
I first visited Goa in 1978 as a fifteen year old. The Portuguese influence was still very evident.... I think we have done badly in not preserving the essence of Goa
Having a colonial past is one thing, but what about the culture that was supressed by the colonizers for 100s of yesrs , we need to bring it back too. This is the very essence of decolonization, isn't it?
@@AryanSingh-ku7zb Stop lying again. That's like asking Punjabis to go back to their culture before Sikhism and the Khalsa. It's never happening.
@@cg8397 Aryan is right what is your problem tell me didn't you have right here . If you like so much colonizer then please go to Portugal .
@@AryanSingh-ku7zb yo you got violated 😂
Its True!!
Índia made bad things to Goa!
Um grande filme feito pela RTVE televisão estatal de Espanha, não é propaganda é um país estrangeiro a filmar, e ainda hoje o estado de Goa é o mais limpo e o que tem um maior PIB per capita da Índia, são os reflexos da coligação portuguesa, num país enorme com tanta gente ser àquele pequeno estado com pouca população ser o mais rico da Índia, só quem não quer ver a verdade.
Well, you wrong. According to the 2021 data, Sikkim has the highest GDP per capita. Goa isn't even in the top 10 states. Kerala has the highest HDI and literacy in India. Goa might have been in the past but now it's lagging behind other Indian States
There are no original Goans left. All sold their anchesters land and are settle in foreign. It's all now corrupted, state n also people are dirty. It's loosing it's charm.
O filme é português, acervo da filmoteca portuguesa.
Truly nostalgic... I really wish to see the old Goa.. my mog for my goye will remain forever..
Wonderful Goa
Quando vi estas imagens de 1952 lembrei me da minha infância, tinha nesta altura 11 anos, nesta altura nunca pensei que 1962 iria ser prisioneiro de Guerra, perdi muita coisa nesta altura, nesta altura tive uma rica vida. Se não fosse a invasão ainda hoje estaria na minha terra natal, mas não perferi perder a nacionalidade portuguesa, e assim estou em Portugal com muito orgulho de ser goes com nacionalidade portuguesa que nunca perdi.
Eu tambem! I was also 11 years old in 1952 and left Goa soon after 1961 and am living in England wih the nationality of my birth - Portuguese and the nationality of my husband - English.I will never return to our Paradise homeland but saudades will always remain with me.
Eu penso sempre nos goeses ou pessoas de outras pronvicias, nestas histórias de mudanças de território. Deve ser muito duro. Assim como em Macau, a cultura com que as pessoas cresceram vai-se perdendo a um ritmo alucinante.
Mas toda a gente deve-se sentir como se QUER sentir. E a política não muda a alma das pessoas :)
É uma iniciativa,valorosa de Portugal,se aventurando,numa época de incerteza e sem segurança,para abrir comércio ,deixando claro seu espirito de aventura e busca de novas fontes comerciais.....muita vslentia!!
My Goa ......i love you and miss you ....Roch
Nostalgia! Wish we could turn back the time.
Yes! Yes! "Terra Amada"
Chutya
@Rohit Bind 🤡
Lol never
Goa is still the shining star of the East.Viva Goa..... Thank you the great admiral Afonso De Albequerque and also Mr.Fradik Fernandez who was the first Fidalgo to scale the wall on that eventful night of 25th November 1510
Which event took place on 25th November 1510
?
@@ganeshvadcar8098 The Portugese second attack on AdilSha troops that helped them capture Goa.
whatever happened but the Goans were fooled by Afonso De Albequerque and took control of Goa after helping Goans
Thank you Mario :)
muito bem filmado.
Beautiful movie of my Goa
and also mine!
Also mine! Beloved Goa1
Today i would still like to go back to those lovely days ! If that would be possible 😊
I wish I was born in those times
and died of malaria or any of the other 100 tropical diseases that no longer exist today
@@oddballsok maybe they had better medical assistance until 1961....
@@br3menPT
Ooh really 😝
@@zeliang5101 In 1960 Goa had much better social economical level than any India state..yeah really!!! Get some real information :)
@@br3menPT
During british india share in world gdp 24 percent
And after they left india shared only 2 percent
That does nt mean we rich because of british
Same with u our goa is rich but portugese looted our money
In that time thats why we are rich
And today in 2018 still our goa is rich
And why ur so intersted in goa
U have any work or not
Free time 😝😂
Ok goa is world heritiage site because of portugal now what
Now what
Aah
Ur happy now
Goa was so well deciphered no crimes and rapes.Decent and innocent people even though poor lived in love ,peace and without any fear amidst nature and greenery unlike now .
Deciplined
Very nice & unforgettable. I have witnessed this era .just cannot compare the present rule & administration
Pl I would like to be clear about if goa can also be included Nimma actities it will be more interesting but larger in terms of research and the work will considerably change as let’s be clear on our project as too what are we aiming for so that connected work can be more foccussed
The portugues left us a language, culture and history and most of all the cuisine! ❤
They definitely left n influence but they did a lot of bad to the local population too and no I am not referring to the highly misrepresented inquisition. 😅
Many Catholics ourselves didn't want the Portuguese here. Do read about the Pinto Revolt... One of the first proper and major revolts of the land to get the Portuguese out was led by none other than Indian Christians.
@@A_Goan Even portuguese were revolting against their government back then. One thing is a government during a period...another thing is a culture.
If only we could turn those pages back....
Beautiful documentary on tranquil GOA❤
My beautiful goa...were portuguese better then the present Indian administration..??? All that the goans want their identity, culture to be safe....!!
Ooh really portugese just destoryed goa culture
@@zeliang5101 Goa is world heritage site from UNESCO precisely because of Portugal.....
@@br3menPT
India have more than 30 world heritage unseco site
And goa is heritage site because of india
And bro we goans can speak hindi
Goa not controll by india
Because we goans are indian
And we control ourself
@@zeliang5101 I didn+t said India has not other world heritage site...i said Goa is world heritage because of Portugal!
And you´re wrong!! Goa is totally controlled by Indian Union against the majority of goans
Fuck their culture
Viva Portugal e o seu grande Império. O mais longo Império global 💜 Nação Valente e Imortal.
Sa foda
"Terra Amada"
Essa do mais linho império global França ainda tem possessões “ultramarinas “ UK Também até a Holanda ainda as possui nós temos Acores e madeira numa lógica mais rebuscada … não somos o mais longo império global nem nunca o fomos em termos de tempo Continuo
@@nnabaissify se estudares bem História... Portugal foi mesmo o mais longo Império Global.
O primeiro a nascêr, e o último a cair.
@@nunop9521 como podes dizer isso o último a cair
Vejamos mandas os outros estudar mas parece que os teus factos estão deturpados
Qual a última possessão do nosso império a “cair “
em comparação a possessões de outros impérios
Isso é romantismo não factual rapaz
GOA is no more like the old beautiful Goa.....very very SAD.
It was a golden era
Minha Linda Goa Portuguesa
How many were converted or killed during Goan Inquisition?
@@user__100 Very Good.. Atleast not your casteist cow cult which oppressed shudras for 1000s years killing many shudras.
@@user__100 You shameless Gobar, total number of people convicted and condemned to death by goan inquisition is 57 people. Now compare that with the 8000 jains impaled to death by shaivite hindus in madurai meenakshi temple in 8 th century.
@Rui Ribeiro were your ancestors originally Christian or they have changed it just for the sake of rice bag
💩🇵🇹🖕💩🇵🇹🖕💩🤮🇵🇹
@@alangervasis and then gave them reservations for the next 100s of years. This reperation completely owed. Which European country did pay its owed reparations?
@@saieellokre1408 that's not how you disrespect some other nations flag. Imagine a guy disrespect India. What would be your reaction? sarko fodo mure..
I'm Portuguese Goa
The rome of east! Portuguese destroyed the Indian architecture and culture in goa but rebuild something new and different a mirror of christian europe portugal and italy. The new architecture with majestic buildings wide plain roads and bridges and green trees was a beauty to behold in itself. Indeed Goa was the Rome of East vs known then in the world.
can someone covert this video in colour format?
Historic Video
Golden days of Goa. Now It had lost their culture after joining with India. Unification with India was a great mistake for Goa. With Portugal it waa nice . Now it would have been part of European union also.
More like indegenous people got their rights. Colonizers are evil.
@@AryanSingh-ku7zb Stop lying again. Portuguese colonizers were replaced by ghantti colonizers. Today native Goans are less than half of the state's residents.
Goans successfully overthrew the colonial oppressors and got united with their motherland, breaking the chains of slavery.
Really what have they lost. Maybe a handful of colonial Era buildings and more casinos and nice roads but this would been owned by Portuguese. Locals radical transformation in lifestyle is the meaning of getting freedom
@@AryanSingh-ku7zbyes.
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel ji defeated collonisers ❤️🇮🇳💪🔥
India annexed goa, daman diu, dadra nager haveli in 1961
*Liberated. Now LARPP
Hell yeah!!
I was born before 1961,I was born as a Portuguese citizen it gives me immense pleasure.if i get chance i would like to move to portugal.
Magníficas Imagens!
Glad india reclaimed goa
GOD BLESS
No greener in goa go Goa gone . Now at least congress or rg put goa in place n show it beauty by growing fruit trees
U can't c trash on roads best part of the video
Mark Rodrigues cant see much happening lol
Trash came with the ghantis.
n also no development can be seen
@Sujitsagoo Sagoo LOL 50.000 men against 3500..without declaration fo war..SHAME ON YOU.....Goas never wanted to be part of India...deal with that
@@br3menPT goans always wanted to be part of India and they welcomed indian army with flowers and garlands... Only converted Christians were hurt...
Thank for historic view of portuegues goa. , I was not born then , i was of 1969. Panaji . Golden day r not forgettable
Tão linda 💟
Que viu Goa nao preciza de ver a Lisboa
Give Goa Back to Portugal!
Never! Goa has always belonged to India. I love my Goa. I love my India.
@@indigofera_lily7013 Beautiful Goa Belong to Portugal, before Índia !
Goa was invadead!
@@madeiraaviation4656 lmao you guys don't belong here,you ppl come from far off land in europe
. One fine day India and Russia will occupy Portugal. Half part for India and rest half part for Russia.
@@bhaskermadramoni9294 😅😅
Good old times!
I don't see anyone begging.
te amo goa para sempre😍😍😍
If Portuguese would have continued ruling most of businesses would be in their hands and locals would be getting peanuts. Goa might have become like Macau full of casinos but shod be I control.
Bt what I like is how clean and manner of construction of buildings were done.just like in Europe everything is breathtaking.we cnt do something like that.ours would be completely different
Anyway most businesses now are owned by non Goans who think that they are inherently greater than Goans and this also includes those who come here to work in the manual labor sector.
Não há dúvida nenhuma que o regime Salazarista atrasou bastante a evolução da minha terra natal,se não reparam desde o ano 1962 a evolução que houve até hoje e que continua a haver, Goa evoluio bastante. Viva a Goa dos goeses. Parabéns aos goeses pelo trabalho e esforço que tem sido feito pela evolução. Continuam. Parabéns 👍👍❤️❤️👍👍
Goa não é dos goeses...mas sim dos indianos. Que goeses estão na administração e nos serviços públicos?
Pelos vistos muitos dos que agora vivem em Goa desejariam viver na Goa daquela época. Leia os comentários.
não há dúvida que está a delirar :) Goa está suja porca imunda....
Goa não é dos goeses no governo e na administração pública estão indianos vindo de fora de Goa, no tempo do Salazar todo o mundo era um atraso ou será que alguns países já tinham automóveis elétricos e com Google.
O que quem aí vai e vive diz, é que Goa está invadida de russos da máfia que a partir daí fazem seus negócios escusos( a que as autoridades chamam turismo), e de mulheres russas que aí vão ganhar a vida a prostituirem- se para os russos.
Still these places are there
Wish that time CAn come back
Nyc old is gold
Goa was taken from the Muslim ruler Ismail Adil Shah by Albuquerque. Goa has been with the Portuguese since 25 November 1510. The Republic of India came into existence on 15 August 1947. Goa was then invaded by The Republic of India was in 18-19 December 1961. Goa did not have a referendum.
Example of Portugal:
In 1976, Lisbon redefined Macau as a "Chinese territory under Portuguese administration" and granted it a large measure of administrative, financial, and economic autonomy. This wasn't the case with Goa.Three years later, Portugal and China agreed to regard Macau as "a Chinese territory under (temporary) Portuguese administration".The Chinese and Portuguese governments commenced negotiations on the question of Macau in June 1986. The two signed a Sino-Portuguese Joint Declaration, making Macau a special administrative region (SAR) of China.This is a grave injustice to the Goan folk not having any measure of administrative, financial, and economic autonomy.
Examples of India:
• In 1947, four princely states - the Nizamate of Hyderabad, the Nawabates of Junagadh, Mangrol and Manavadar - were invaded by Bharat, their rulers unseated and plebiscites held, by which the peoples of those states voted to be integrated into Bharat.
• In 1954, a plebiscite was held in French India.
• There was no POPULAR VOTE, REFERUNDUM OR PLEBISCITE by which the Goans decided that they wanted to be integrated into Bharat!
• In 1975, a plebiscite was held in the invaded and occupied Kingdom of Sikkim, wherein the foreigners, Nepalese citizens settled there, voted to merge the Kingdom into Bharat!
Now please help me understand:
PROVE that there was any LEGAL POPULAR MECHANISM - Plebiscite or Referendum, (in keeping with, for example, the UN Resolutions to which Bharat is party), whereby the citizens of Portuguese India had freely chosen to have Goa integrated into Bharat OR admit that.
Prove that the Chavan-Soares Treaty of 1974, which was signed by Mario Soares, a Communist bandit who represented NO legal or elected Portuguese government, and moreover, that did not CONSULT the Goan citizenry, constituted a legal transfer of Portuguese India to Bharat.
Prove the moral and legal basis of Bharat's claim to Goa both before and after its occupation, OR admit that there is in fact none.
Would it be right to say under Indian sovereignty, India is swallowing Goa. Under India, indigenous Goans are getting into extinction. Under Indian supremacy, Goa is getting de-goanised thereby losing its culture and tradition. Under India, Goa is losing its Goan soul. There are many Goans settled in Portugal and the world over who have great love for their beloved Goa. António Luís Santos da Costa, (born 17 July 1961) is a Portuguese lawyer and the Prime Minister of Portugal, in office since 26 November 2015. He is of Goan origin Portuguese from Margao. These Goans must make this as one of the election issues to put pressure on the government to think againof Goa and the woes Goans face under India because Portugal gave Goa to
India on silver platter. Likewise, Goa lover Goans spread in other parts of the globe however small in number they may be, must submit a memorandum to Portuguese government thru the Portuguese Embassies in their respective countries. In Goa there is a big number of Goans who think in a similar manner and they must submit a memorandum to Portuguese Consulate in Panjim to convey their grievances to Portuguese government in Lisbon. In this way we must keep our issue alive and moving before it is totally forgotten.
We did not give, it was taken away. We did not have any way to fight off the Indian army and England, which is under Treaty to help us, never did, so if anything, blame the English! Losing Goa was like loosing a limb! It was our beautiful little gem, Portuguese loved Goa and still do to this day. ,I visted twice, and seeing what Goa used to be and what it became, is very sad!
@@Alfablue227 very true !!
You are absolutely correct, ALL get United & Kick out all Marathi speaking ghati`s out before it's too late, they are same whore's breed who ruined whole of Goa, example is C.M Parrikar a ghati of solapur Maharashtra Devaadasi breed, who has jeopardize everything in Goa,
@@Alfablue227 fuck portugal
Life is never fair, not now and surely not 500 years back. It's called as to come full circle. Under Portuguese rule, some minority enjoyed privileges while majority was persecuted. Now it's their time. So, don't preach about hypothetical injustice. Get adapted. Stop whining.
Saudades um pedacinho da europa na asia hoje uma baderna 1 bilhao de ratos
Paradise Lost!
@@dorothybuggins5795 make paradise in your countries, not others, Asia isn't Africa or Middle east it isn't fool.
@@joydebsarkar2477 ahahaha these ppl man lusting after other ppl's land in far off places
virou latrina e estão orgulhosos e contentes. nao percebem nada do teatro global politico, manipulados que nem ovelhas, ficam na ignorância e aplaudem a desgraça do seu próprio povo enquanto admiram os elitistas ricaços que os exploram. enfim. hoje parece um buraco como o resto do país.
The Portuguese era brought both good and bad to Goa... Anyway we should focus on the future but outside forces are attempting to disrupt especially the communal harmony in Goa.
Look at this beauty...when it was Portuguese...now its all trashed!
Soo sad to see :-P
lol 😂😂😂
you white people had all the privileges. we can clearly see the difference in the standard of living in both whites and indians. it's better that you people left goa.
Fuck you bitch
It was never yours in the first place ! Portugal is like a Weak Child of Europe LOL !
Nice
Goa is no more Goa.
The Portugese should have better maintained Goa.Even at the time of liberation,the electricity was rare barrring a couple of towns.No better roads and transportation was there.Even the churches were not maintainer properly let alone historical.monuments.See the arch of the Viceroy.It is very evident.Even that waa not maintained.The gate of AdilShah palace was kept at another place not maintained.Even the first church of Goa,the Church of St.Catherine was kept on poor form.
The arch of vice roy was restored in the 50´s....However Goa had better infrastructure than rest of Indian subcontinent in 1961
@@br3menPTEven this video,prior to the rennovation of the the arch of victory,it is evident that it had not been maintained properly.I do not know in what way Goa had better infrastructure than the rest of the Indian subcontinent.No electricity for all,both roads and no growth.
@@pentershayden936 revamp? LOL are you talking about music or movies????Every building need maintenance. Wake up dude..Goa was richer than any other indian state Goa had better social-economical level than any other state in indian union.....In Goa people didnt born live and died in the streets like the rest of india in the same time...
@@br3menPT Infrastructure growth and socio-economic aspects are different.Yes,Goa had a great cultural,social progress but not infrastructure.
@@pentershayden936 Social-economical level is also related with infrastructure..for some reason Nerhu spent the whole time saying the portuguese only made investment to support economic exploitation (iron mines)
Actually now I say that d British and Europeans were better than these curropt politicians....
Who can say? We think of the past - what can we do to make the future better?
So slavery, famines, racism, segregation is better than corrupt leaders who are everywhere? You people make me sick.
@@AryanSingh-ku7zb Stop lying again. Corruption is higher in India than in the EU.
Only a braindead can say that
@@cg8397 ! Slaves always speak like that. What you had in past was for portuguese not you local slaves who were at the bottom serving them. Now whatever you had is yours and you're not slave but you slave mindset remains. Just peep and look towards your past and feel how it was.
As a native Goan, I can honestly say:
The Portuguese rule was the best thing to ever happen to my land.
Viva Goa. Viva Portugal. 🇵🇹
Gobarbhakts can cry here 👇🏻
On the pain and blood of our ancestors ...anyway people have different perspectives .....
@@lakshhhh226 My ancestors were happy with the Portuguese.
@@aldrintoscano happy licking the white man’s boots you mean ??
@@aldrintoscano i can assure you majority of ancestors of goan were not !
@@socialbutterfly1344 We don't need ghantis, like you, to tell us about our history and heritage.
Even though the sights and sounds of this Goa show a time of peace and beauty. I can't ignore the suffering endured by Goans at the hands of the Portuguese colonialists and more by the church:(
Portuguese ruled Goa for more than 450 years. But ultimayely Indian govt got rid of them in1961.Now it is for Goans to how to lead their lives and what govt they give to themselves.
Please Goans save our little remain Goa .... please don't sell our land to outsiders ....Roch
Many salty Portuguese In comment section
Yep, as usual the colonialist want the old Goa back just for them, so they can live like kings & queens and treat the native goans as slave.
Tbh they've done alot of things
I'm a Goan ❤
@@rickserrao8538 obviously, they had done a lot for their slaves.
@@powerhousebikki and obviously y'all ghatis have destroyed our Goa
@@rickserrao8538 What's your Goa? Did you bring a piece of land named 'Goa' from Portugal?
Very sad, we GOAN LOST THE GLORY OF OUR BEUTIFULL GOA, ....RICH IN CLEANNESS,GREENERY,AND LOT OF GOD GIFTS......NATURAL THINKS, SURROUNDING, BY CLEAN WATER,AND MANY MORE......WE LOST OUR GOA IN THE HANDS OF THESE POLITITION, WHO DESTROYED....GOD,NATURE WILL TAKE HIS OUN COURSE...WAIT AND SEE.....
I thought the British ruled India.
The portuguese were the 1st europeans to arrive in India in 1498 . The brits only started to colonize some parts of India in the 17th century after Portugal deliver Bombay as a wedding present to the King of England that married the Portuguese princess Catarina of Braganza. After centuries the british took over all of India except the portuguese territories of Goa ,Daman , Diu and the enclaves of Dadrá and Nagar-Aveli.,that remained under Portuguese soverangnity untill 1961.
Let’s talk about skittles
My Grandfather Col NB Singh, then a young Capt, participated in Goa Liberation. He later purchased (from govt for a token amount) one of the captured Portuguese weapons, a semi auto Springfield Rifle. In 1971 he participated as CO of a Bn during Bangladesh Liberation. He brought home a captured telephone set and a Revolver as momento from the war. My Sister & Brother-in-law are the 4th Generation Army Offrs from my family.
Jai Shri Ram.
Jai Indian Army.
❤
Goa was better off with the Portuguese, India ruined it.
Funny how in 10 more short years, 451 years of forced colonial rule would come crashing down. The Portuguese really screwed themselves by avoiding the issue...they might have been able to withdraw with dignity instead of being forcefully booted out and looking weak and outdated. I still wonder if there could have been a dual management of Goa at least for a few years with some token Portuguese’s presence for cultural and historic purposes.
More like Goans screwed themselves by not beating up the post-1961 immigrant flood from other states and insisting on Special Status like Kashmir.
True.... Goans successfully overthrew the colonial oppressors and got united with their motherland, breaking the chains of slavery.
@@Bumble-Be motherland ahahahahahahah India is a country since 1947....the majority of goans never wanted to be part of Indian Union..thats why Nerhu left his fake pacifism and invaded
@@br3menPT 🤣🤣🤣 man you smell so bad. Go and create your own wonder lala land somewhere in Atlantic.
@@Bumble-Be however its India who stink 🤣🤣🤣
Protugeusezan samavlole goaye atamchea sarkaran vatt làilai
>the reason Portugal did not invoke Article 5 of the NATO Treaty (the article about collective defense) is because it could not, per Article 6
Just to add some detail, because this makes it sound like a very clear cut legal point. The real situation was murkier.
India opened its diplomatic mission in Portugal in 1948, the year after independence, and since that time had been negotiating with Portugal to end their colonial rule of Goa. Portugal absolutely refused to discuss the issue, claiming that Goa/Daman/Dadra/Nagar Haveli were integral parts of Portugal. In July 1950, the Portuguese Government sent a formal notice to India, saying that the question of independence "could not be discussed," and any Indian proposals for independence or autonomy were not negotiable.
India persisted, and sent several more petitions to the Portuguese government asking to open negotiations on the subject of Portugal's colonies on the Indian subcontinent. In 1953, they sent a detailed *aide memoire* assuring the Portuguese that if they gave up their colony, India would maintain the rights, culture, language and customs of the Goan people and make absolutely no changes, except through their consent.
The Portuguese government did not respond, and from that point on began ignoring all Indian diplomatic communications. The Indian mission chief tried several times to get appointments to speak with his counterparts in Lisbon, but he was refused. Eventually, India decided that its Portuguese mission was doing no good, since they weren't allowed to talk to any Portuguese officials, and closed down the mission in June 1953. Diplomatic relations did not resume until 20 years later.
When diplomatic communications with Portugal failed, India began raising the Goan issue at the UN, which was more or less in favor of decolonization. This raised concern in Portugal, which began to lobby its own allies (mainly NATO) for support. While what you say about Goa not being under the purview of Article 5 is correct, this did not stop Portugal from raising the issue at NATO. In 1951, they explicitly amended their constitution to name their Indian colonies as integral overseas parts of Portugal. They continued to lobby the US, UK and France to support their position.
It was actually the UK that put its foot down on the NATO issue, when their Foreign Secretary Douglas-Home explicitly told the Portuguese government that the Indian colonies were not a NATO issue, and they should not expect any help from the UK.
The US was more ambiguous. While their stated policy was in favor of decolonization, **not once did the US ever suggest independence or self-determination for Goa**. In practice, their policy was "decolonization, but not for Goa". Not because they cared about Goa, but because that would put Portugal's two big colonies (Angola and Mozambique) at risk of demanding independence too, and that would hurt US-Portuguese relations, and therefore NATO.
Since they couldn't afford to antagonize Portugal, the US put diplomatic pressure on India to "settle the matter peacefully and through consensus", and not resort to fighting. The Indian government responded by saying that they had been looking for a peaceful solution ever since they opened diplomatic relations with Portugal in 1948, but Portugal was unwilling to even discuss the issue. How can you negotiate with someone who ignores all written communications, refuses to talk to your diplomatic personnel? Nehru told US ambassador John Galbraith that if the US was really serious about a "peaceful solution", could they at least ask Portugal to talk to India.
The reason this became urgent was because of what happened to Dadra and Nagar Haveli, two (much smaller) Portuguese colonies in India. These were tiny enclaves, where local *satyagrahis* launched a violent protest and drove Portuguese officers out. India promptly banned visas for Portuguese travel between their colonies, so Portugal was unable to reinforce them with troops from Goa. This incident told other countries that India was serious about removing the Portuguese presence, and more importantly, it gave new heart to the Goan independence movements. Mass protests against the Portuguese (which had diminished in the early 50's) were reinvigorated, and there were many protests in Goa in which thousands of people marched for independence.
This made the Portuguese even more nervous, which caused them to react violently. There were a few cases where Portuguese troops opened fire on the protestors, killing dozens. One particular incident was witnessed by international journalists, which also swayed international opinion against Portugal. Meanwhile, India had built its own lobby at the UN, mostly with other former colonies, insisting that Portugal leave Goa.
In the aftermath, there was a lot of recrimination, mostly from the US, which demanded that Indian troops should immediately leave Goa unconditionally. As you say, they tried to get military support to enforce this at the UN Security Council, but that was vetoed by the USSR.
The question was..Goa was not a colony.....fake riots for Goa´s independence payed by Indian Union....the world knew there was no problem in Goa..the problem was Indian Union ambition..India did the same with other regions in the subcontinent and even tried to occupied Sri Lanka....You just wanted to be the new colonial empire in indian subcontinene you thought you´re the new England empire in indian subcontinent you wanted everything for you!
@@br3menPT why not it was always a part of india before Portuguese occupied it. It is a part of india and will remain a part of india.
@@jatingodhwani1916 India was not a country honey!!!! India is a country since 1947....when the portuguese arrived at indian subcontinent there was no country callled India.
@@br3menPT anyways Portuguese got their ass whooped and it's now india's territory. Cry me a river.
@@jatingodhwani1916 nobody is crying..india invaded a foreing territoire with 50.000 against 3.500 without declarion of war...thats India...cry more!
Thank you Portuguese for keeping Goa from Islam untill Republic India took over.
Individual Muslims are good and kind, but when they become majority many turn arrogant and make life unpleasant for non-Muslims.
Muslims and Hindus in Goa are fine people.
Governor Albuquerque banned Sati and allowed his soldiers to marry local women🎉🎉🎉🎉😂😂😂
Goa was ceded to Indian Union after a little skirmish in 1961.🙏
Dude what are you high on ? Ever heard of inquisition
@@socialbutterfly1344 yes, inquisition 😈 was a dark spot in the Portuguese administration... unbiblical practice🙏.
Lol even Christianity is the state religion of Goa under Portuguese era .
@@shehrozrajput9174yes, but there was no appeasement. On the contrary there was plenty of appeasement for high castes of both communities. These black Portuguese were the greatest enemies as compared to the colonists of the less privileged, that's why many had to take shelter in different parts of the world, particularly British India to earn their bread.
@@socialbutterfly1344inquisition like casteism was the work of those who hijacked religion for their personal benefits., and now in Goa they use both " Casteism and Inquisition " to gain political mileage, by driving a wedge of hatred amongst the communities.
Music of the video is horrible
मेportuguese language सीखना चाहता हु
Yousuf Tatu आप Duolingo नामक एक ऐप पर अंग्रेजी से (ब्राज़ीली) पुर्तगाली भाषा सीख सकते हैं|
Jai shree Ram..
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Cry!
She is Brahmin what she was doing in Bombay that time she was supposed to b in Goa lol many Brahmins faced problems so they supposed British n Portuguese
Rule of Aryan race, today all Marathi ghati`s rogues has ruined Goa, Portuguese time it was called land of God's
@@Plausiblelove aare gaandu ...christaav toh...fake name ghaatla
Voltaire wrote on the Portuguese Inquisition in Goa- Quote ” Goa est malheureusement célèbre par son inquisition , également contraire à l'humanité et au commerce. Les moines portugais firent accroire que le peuple adorait le diable , et ce sont eux qui l'ont servi. (Goa is sadly famous for its inquisition, equally contrary to humanity and commerce. The Portuguese monks made us believe that the people worshiped the devil, and it is they who have served him.)”. When India became independent in 1947, Goa remained under Portuguese control. The Indian government of Nehru insisted that Goa, along with a few other minor Portuguese holdings, be turned over to India. Portugal, however, refused. France, which also had small enclaves in India ( Pondicherry ), gave them up. On December 16, 1961, Indian troops crossed the border into Goa. Code named " Operation Vijay ', the move involved sustained land, sea, and air strikes for more than 36 hours; it resulted in the unconditional surrender of Portuguese forces on 19 December. A United Nations resolution condemning the invasion was proposed by the United States and the United Kingdom in the United Nations Security Council, but it was vetoed by the USSR. (❤RUSSIA❤) Despite this Portugal tried sending their Navy ( with blessings of USA and UK ) -and President Nasser of Egypt promptly shut the Suez Canal. Indians have still NOT forgotten such favours. Even today the mother language of Konkani binds all the people of Goa. Today india is the one of the most powerful country in this world and Indian nuclear missiles will reach Portugal.
These Portugese and British imperialist are still living in their colonial hangover. They want to use the resources and labours of the natives and treat them as slave, so that they can live like the Kings & Queens.
Indeed Goans successfully overthrew the colonial oppressors and got united with their motherland, breaking the chains of slavery.
Portugal high income economy
India low income economy LOL....
Índia o país que no mundo inteiro mais maltrata o seu povo , que vive á séculos num sistema miserável e indigno de CASTAS, que y o seu povo a viver na mais profunda miséria imundice, com ruas cheias de bosta e de doença , a queixar-se da regras dos portugueses ?? Só pode ser piada😂😂😂😂😂😂. Dá para ver no filme , como era difícil viver em Goa ! 🤣🤣🤣
" ... and Indian nuclear missiles will reach Portugal." LOL
Rmddu
Aqui os Brasileiros estão lixados como eu não percebem nada.Assim não criticam.kkkk. ..
O que tu não entendes? Vocês não conhecem a história, um erro enorme do ensino Brasileiro!
Tudo tem a ver com a morte do Francisco Xavier. Foi um missionário católico navarro, pioneiro e cofundador da Companhia de Jesus
Exemplo de humildade e de solidariedade cristã, de amor ao próximo e de evangélica pobreza, era venerado por milhões de pessoas de todas as condições sociais, de todas as idades, de todas as etnias. A fama de Santo, o “Santo de Goa”, tinha chegado a toda a parte, as suas virtudes eram exaltadas.
Em 17 de Fevereiro de 1553 o seu corpo é removido e levado para Malaca e daqui para Goa, onde chega a 16 de Março de 1554. A recebê-lo, numa impressionante manifestação de Fé, estão o Vice-Rei, o Clero, a Nobreza e o imenso Povo.
Foi e é muito amado em Goa, antiga colonia Portuguesa.
Poooooortooooooo
Still the love child of Portuguese in Goa gave up Indian nationality & are working in Uk...Sad
They all have OCI, and invest their savings back home.
@@cg8397 no more OCI for Goan Portuguese citizens CAA 😢
It is nothing great that which the Portuguese have done. Rich Europeans quashed, inquested and slutified the poor province of Goa. They should've oppressed us much more and much earlier, perhaps we would've revolted in arms and been free much earlier. We were better treated by the monarchs of Bijapur and Vijaynagara. BECAUSE A GOAN IS THE FOLLOWING: RACE - DRAVIDIAN, CULTURE - GOAN, ETHNICITY - INDIAN. 450 Years of oppression did not add the word Portuguese anywhere in the Goan's social fabric.
You really are silly and the average Modi Bhakt one usually sees... I just read another foolish comment of yours and replied to it. Seriously take that advice and start reading about Goa's history. Anyway I doubt information will do someone like you a lot of good because to begin with you lack basic common sense. 😂
@@A_Goanpatrao read some histrory and then talk. Your father was silly to procreate you.
@@A_Goan Only a gloated ass like you will put people in modi basket just because you refuse to accept your history and are now enjoying your Portuguese passport. To you all those who equate attrocity to the paklo are modi bhakt? What a dual (citizenship) fodo you are.
@@A_Goan half bred and half read.
@@A_GoanPortuguese Passport will bias your conceited opinion on the attrocity of the regime. Call yourself a true bakt who did nothing but gloated on the benefits by skipping the pages of Portuguese oppression. Think about this when you coordinate cargo at Heathrow, everyone one who opposes your Portuguese duality is not a modi bakt but an Indian at core who fought on the Loc, unlike you who washes european dishes.
not 1952 (the lost India in British government 1947
GOA was not BRiTiSH lNDlA but PORTUGUESE lNDlA.
India 1947 but goa 1961
My dear Ravi.. Indian troops took over GOA from Portuguese against the wishes of GOAN people in 1952. Maybe the reason is because of Daman and Diu
@@caetanopedrosa6437 ...... True and i love it they kicked Portuguese ass... properly .. viva
@@b.girishnaik3489 50.000men against 3500...without declaration of war....thats embarrasing
Very nice movie!