Re: [Goanet] The continuing lament about the Portuguese departure in 1961 from Goa

[Bernado Colaco]

I am sorry that you take the events of 61 so lightly and this coming from a 
professor of Peckam University. It is lamentable that Goa is now fed to the 
sharks of neo impreallism.
 
BC


Goanetters
I have noted, like others on Goanet that, there are those who lament the 
departure of the Portuguese following Indian military action in December 
1961.

However, without going into the reasons for the Indian incorporation of Goa 
into mainstream India for now, I wonder if there are examples of similar 
Goan/Indian lament when Britain left India apart from the Anglo-Indian 
community, many of  whom thought it was the end of the world for them?

I

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[Goanet] The continuing lament about the Portuguese departure in 1961 from Goa

[cornel]

Goanetters
I have noted, like others on Goanet that, there are those who lament the 
departure of the Portuguese following Indian military action in December 
1961.


However, without going into the reasons for the Indian incorporation of Goa 
into mainstream India for now, I wonder if there are examples of similar 
Goan/Indian lament when Britain left India apart from the Anglo-Indian 
community, many of  whom thought it was the end of the world for them?


I am just curious to discover if there are some historical 
parallels/comparisons in the two situations. Perhaps the question also 
applies to the French exit from India.
Cornel 




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