Learn about the significance of Goa Liberation Day, which marks the end of Portuguese rule in Goa in 1961. Discover the history, timeline, events and culture of Goa, India's smallest state with a rich heritage. Goa Liberation Day commemorates the end of 451 years of Portuguese rule. In 1961, December 19, the Indian Army liberated Goa. This victory brought Goa into the Indian Union. Schools and colleges organize events. These include speeches, drawings, and poster making. Goa Liberation Day is a symbol of freedom and resilience. Goa Government celebrate as Liberation Day on 19-December as public holiday every year. People celebrate holiday and remember sacrificed of the freedom fighters of the Goa who lots their life during movement from 1955 to 1961. Goa Liberation Day, celebrated on December 19 each year, marks the end of Portuguese colonial rule in Goa and the integration of the territory into India. The day is significant for Goans and Indians alike, symbolising the struggle for freedom and the rich cultural heritage of the region. GOA ...
