By Valmiki Faleiro
valmi...@gmail.com
Western countries tried and failed to move an intransigent
Portugal. But they kept pressurising India not to resort to
force in Goa. Nehru himself was opposed to war and hoped for
a peaceful solution. None was emerging. Disquiet continued
in various forms in
There was treachery on both sides except for Nehru who seemed to be the only
sincere person in the whole mess. On the Portuguese side, it was more
stubbornness than actual treachery.
Only a tiny minority in Goa actually wanted Indian rule. Except for the
boisterous element of “freedom fighters”
Having heard the part about the roles played in the Conquest of Goa…should
I die soon… I shall in peace…knowing, as I sensed this f**kery ever since I
could put things together.
I have seen a lot working in Concessions as a BOH cook, for Levy at
Barclays Center; including seeing that few are conce