im a goan catholic. we are extremely devout catholics but equally patriotic Indians. Many of us hold high positions in the indian armed forces and many have laid down their lives for our motherland INDIA. Our Roman Catholicism doesn't make us any less Indian. To all the Portuguese and others feeling offended, I respect all of you. I don't know the situation in the 1950s but today Goans have moved on. We are Indian n proud. You had your glory days. now you too, kindly move on
my ancestors may or may not have been converted during that period. whatever the case,my faith is the only thing that gives me 100% inner peace and satisfaction. also, what the Portuguese did was in complete contradiction with what my saviour jesus preached... to love your enemy, to pray for those that persecute you, forgiveness etc. most Christians in fact don't even have any regard for them as what many of them did went against everything that Christianity stands for. a blot on Christianity indeed. but most of us today have a very real and personal connection with jesus... n again, whatever the case, we are equally proud of our faith and our motherland... my being catholic in no way diminishes my indianness. it only strengthens it
summer solstice You don't get the point... your ancestors being converted or not is not the point here neither is you being a devout catholic. All I ask you to do is take a look at history and check the atrocities committed by the roman catholic church worldwide, and particularly in Goa which suffered the worst... check out the methods employed by the so called defenders of the faith... A person who refuses to see the truth is not worth my time... ... and all Christians are not Catholics, there are other denominations... just so you know...
I think I have already made it very clear that we do know about the horrible stuffs committed by some loonies(sadly in the name of Catholicism) and that we look down on them. what do you expect me to do other than acknowledge these facts... I have never turned a blind eye and all your vehement assertions of me doing so make no sense. im sorry
yes... I agree India is very very diverse... sometimes the extent of its diversity is beyond the grasp of even the normal indian person. India never ceases to amaze... fact is.. the word indian cannot be defined satisfactorily with respect to religion, race, language, dress, food etc... the easiest answer as someone rightly said is that anyone who calls himself/ herself an indian is an indian !
@@br3menPT then stop batting for the Portuguese. Stop being nostalgic about the colonial past of Portuguese. Stop hating people of color or people who resemble you. Stop being ashamed of your own color by glorifying the Europeans. Tell your supporters to not call India as a country of unjust people. India did not kill people for pleasure. India never colonised other countries and tortured their people. India did not invade a country and did anything in comparison to jalliawala bagh tragedy.
@@sunnyiet2011 Goa was not a colony....India was not a country in 1498.... stop with your fake propaganda.... did you asked Goans what they wanted??...
@@sunnyiet2011 International Court of Hage concluded in 1954: Goa was not a colony... The majority of goans never wanted to be part of Indian Union...thats the reality..deal with that!
I'm Goan/Indian and I have Goan blood, because My Parents are From Goa, But i'm Born and Raised in Mumbai, And Goa is a part of India, and Many people in Goa Know the Indian Language and Portuguese is less spoken, Konkani is the official language of Goa and has lots of Portuguese words and dialects in it, Right now (Agora mismo) I'm in Goa and the people are Good, we are also Good with ghanti's etc. Viva Goa!!!!!!!
valleni The nightcore maker I think I understood your Question, If i'm looking like an Indian, Well, the first thing I can tell you is that i'm not Racist, and my Mom is from Portuguese Ancestry. So I have both Portuguese and Indian (Goan) Blood. But people say that I look like Greek
@BVZ why don't you just shut up.... can't you look at yourself and see you are the same as people from the rest of the country....you can be dissatisfied with the current government but you sure as hell can't deny ancestory.....the original settlers of gia were the gowdas who were the same as tribals from anywhere else in India.....we look like people from the rest of the country....our language Konkani is spoken in Karnataka and many parts of Maharashtra has similar language.....our position right now is what it is because we are incompatible...... don't you feel tad bit ashamed of glorifying European colonialists who ruled for 400 years over your recorded history of 5000 years?And please speak for yourself.....and before you call me ghanti let me tell you I am goan by blood and birth my great-grandfather worked in the Portuguese railways and a true ponjekar......
Just come to Mumbai and see how many Goans are here. I have never seen a mumbaikar aur Marathi person complain about it. Goans alway complain about immigration but given a chance, they would surrender their Indian password in a single breath. According to British estimate, there were 7.5 lakhs Goans in 1930s. 4 lakhs in Goa itself, 3 lakhs in British Indian cities like Mumbai Kolkata Chennai Karachi and Hyderabad..you see there were some 40-45% Goans in British India. I have never seen an Indian complaining about it...
When goa was a colony of the portugese I was there, at that time all the places were clean but now as goa is part of india all people from other states have come to goa and spoiled it . Shitting in public, peeing in public, opening unhygenic stores to eat food and lots of other things which have spoiled goa the portugese were peaceful unlike the British rule they built magnificent churches which are still standing up to this date portugese was widely spoken during the Portuguese time until now.... Goa is now spoiled ... I missed the old goa.. all the roads are spoiled nobody is bothered to fix them....
I am a proud local citizen of Daman and a proud indian too. My grandfather was a freedom fighter and a great local leader in 60's after liberation. The times have changed now. As we are trying to enhance the bilateral relationship with the U.K. then why can't India and Portugal not do the same? There are great differences in India related to the enforcement of the Common Civil Code, but in Daman this law is already in practise and people of all religions have excepted this law. - Rajanish Joshi
@@avatarrlv7868 asshole...are you trying to compare 1560 with 1960??????? Indian Union said its a democracy and didnt asked what goans wanted?? You gotta be kidding...
@match box Europe also has the same cultural identity and there are dozens of countries. India was a gepgraphical concept didnt had political unity. Indian Union is beamed by the british empire in India colapse and the hindu nationalism. You can repeat your indian fake propaganda for more 71 years..do not change the reality. I know very well what is your point of view the same point of view who annexed Sikkim..who tryed to annex Butan and even Sri Lanka....One day the fake nation( all the fake nations)will crush....just wait. Greetings
@match box ermmmmm dude wake up. India was not a country!!!! political entity its not political unity!! Have you ever hear about european integration? i guess not..LOL its what we are doing here since the 60´s!!!!!!! Portugal is older than Spain we have a great relation with them now...so try again LOL you cannot nuke Portugal because you ´ll have all the west against you also OTAN and yoll be totaaly fucked up if you try it :) Of course you don+t know where Portugal is...i know you´re quite ignorant thats why you are here lying about India as a political unity :) fake nation will pay the right price....fake nations like spain (full of separatism and nationalism inside lol) Portugal since 1128
Portuguese colonized parts of Sri Lanka too in 1505. They ruled Beaches of Sri lanka for more than 150 years so as a resut we too have people with surnames of Perera, Fernando, Rodrigo,De silva,De mel etc. But they are mostly Sinhalese Buddhist not Catholic except for a few of course.I must say Portuguese ruled/Treated us better than Dutch and English.We have a Race called Burger, they are the Descendant of Portuguese/Dutch/English Vs Sinhalese Marriages. But they are proud to be Sri lankans
+ML8593wy well.. Good for you.. I am not going to waste my 20 minutes by watching this .. whoever made it.. It is clearly a propaganda video... Did you even know that Portugal (Salazar) was prepared to burn Goa to ashes before giving up..Only the sagacity of the Vasalo e Silva prevented that from happening. Silva was exiled for his defiance..
Dude.. You can check those facts or believe whatever you choose to believe. In any case I am not very bothered about either Salazar or Silva.The fact is that Goa is an integral part of India. It has been so and it will be so forever. Peace out. :-)
As a goan...i can tell u that salazar DID order the destruction of all civil infrastucture wen defeat was imminent. But goas governor general refused to follow that order..he believed thatt the beauty of portugals 450yr prsence must not be destroyed . Had he followed Salazars order...goa would look very different today
br3menPT how exactly...u will only whine....but hw will u make it...now its fully assimilated in india...whether u guys r minority.....its just a thought to feel good...haha
i understan you difficult to understand a pluri-continental and multiracial country like Portugal was in those times. Portugal was a country in Europe, Africa and Asia. Its different to invent a continental country in 1947....
@match box no...just a coupe d´etat and a communist revolution. They gave the independence of all portuguese oversea provinces to USSR movements ...now 50 years after they are in deep shit among the poorest countries in the world....pretty good wasn't it? lol
Nobody can deny that Goa is part of India but don't get me wrong, that doesn't mean we will let anyone from rest of India destroy our identity. Our state is small and should be for Goans ONLY. What Goa needs is a special status because of our past, a status which was promised to us but never given.
Sadly many Goans sold there houses to rich traders from Bombay,Delhi,Bengalore etc.They destroy lovely Portuguese haciendas to restore them in vulgar guest houses. I love those old haciendas with nice stairs that lead to the terase.The nicest houses I saw in Goa.
@@madhavagrawal756 They all go to Bhandra Bombay mostly. Everything change,we change but I am fond of Goa when was pristine. But I understand that mass tourism bring some money to some area,and too some area only the big corporates Are winners,and in some not. In north in places like Anjuna the locals had it good with old style travellers as they rented local houses per year and the locals benefited.
That is a long time for Portugal not to have any influence in Goa. Portuguese rule in Goa endured for four and a half centuries. Goa was eventually granted the same civic privileges as Lisbon. Its senate or municipal chamber maintained direct communications with the King and paid a special representative to attend to its interests at court. In 1563 the governor proposed to make Goa the seat of a parliament representing all parts of the Portuguese east, but this was rejected by the King. The Portuguese rulers in Goa were either Viceroys or Govenors. Their original jurisdiction included the possessions of the Portuguese from Africa to Southeast Asia. The first viceroy to serve located himself in Kochi to the south on the Malabar coast; in 1510 this Portuguese seat of government was then established at Velha Goa. The Portuguese base at Goa worked to consolidate their control of the lucrative spice trade. Goods from all parts of the East were displayed in its bazaar, and separate streets were designated for the sale of different classes of goods: Bahrain pearls and coral, Chinese porcelain and silk, Portuguese velvet and piece-goods, and drugs and spices from the Malay Archipelago. In the 16th century Portuguese control of the waters off South Asia enabled them to tax the cargoes of its sea trade.
Thank you for posting this film clip. It brought back very pleasant and nostalgic memories as I was in Goa during the exposition. Very proud to be a Goan.
Viva as Goeses e Portuguese! We love the Portuguese and we love Goa. Doesn't matter what anyone thinks, my Lusophone irmaos - one day we will unite together again. We are one in blood and spirit! Uma grande abracao para um amigo Goes :)
It's was a Colonialism and people of Goa were salve. Money and other stuff enjoyed by Portugals. Goa was a part of India since thousands of years. Occupied by Portugals 400-500 years ago.
Im Mangalorean and I say, FUCK THEM !! My descendants were Goan's because of the immigration towards Mangalore. TO HELL WITH THE PORTUGUESE !! You want it back so bad Portugal ? COME AND GET IT !! Proud Indian here !
India exist as a country since 1947 LOL theres no India during the 450years of portuguese presence. Goa was not a colony even the INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SAID THAT...why do you need to lie?!?!?!?
Prof. Dr. Narana Coisoro. Politician, leader of a Portuguese main Political Party, Vice-President of the Portuguese National Assembly. A Goan Hindu and Still is proud of being Portuguese
Lolz...UK is currently being headed by Rishi Sunak, an Indian. US has appointed Kamla Harris as a vice president and she is half Indian😂😂😂😂 exceptions are not count anywhere. Whar are you drunk on? Sacramental wine ? Oh I mean "blood of Jesus"? 😂😂😂😂😂
Portuguese looted goa... converted original tribal hindu people by violence and destroyed goa culture . They were wild and rude...it is foolish to say they would have done developement.. they have come here to loot the resources..
I would love to know my family history before the portuguese rule, all my grandparents were born in goa but all 4 of them left when quite young after they married to live in Africa, Kenya. From there a lot of my family members made passports to come to the Uk as Kenya was under british rule and others for portugal as we were goan. My grandparents didn't think it goa was a place to make any money and moved so they could follow work. Being a fishmonger was frowned upon but that seemed to be the only work available in goa..i wish I asked them more questions before they passed away. Our generation, we didn't marry goans, so my daughter is very mixed, she hasn't really grown up with the goan culture I did but she does know some konkani as I teach her. I do wonder what the goan culture is like in goa itself..a different world i guess. Is it easy to track your ancestor's and create a family tree there? That's something I would really like to do. Our family names are Fernandes, Rodrigues, Colaco, Braganza.
@@fernandocastro2680 Ur puny army consisting of coast guards got kicked out along with ur Padres who force converted people, take that shit and get out. Soon even the Christians who were forced will become Hindus again 🕉️🚩🚩🚩
as a Portuguese, I still love Goa and it+s people, we were not the best or the worst of people and we lived there for hundreds of years, so do not attack so violently a part of your history, yours, not only mine. Peace
Today unfortunately I see a lot of catholics in Goa saying that it was better off under the Portuguese.. these people were born in the 80s and 90s and never lived under the Portuguese rule and have been radicalized by the political priests in their sunday churches. They think "We are Catholic and so were the portuguese, so our loyalty should lie with them and not India". These are ignorant and misinformed people who are not aware that ethnic Goan christians also wanted the Portuguese to leave and wanted to join India. There were many Goan Catholic freedom fighters. Tristão de Bragança Cunha was one of them. Why were they against Portugal and for India in spite of being Catholics? The reason is, along with being religious bigots, the Portuguese were also racists. The Goan catholics were never treated as equals to the Europeans. They were denied high posts in the church because of their dark skinned. In fact the Pinto revolt of the 1700s happened because of this. Goan christian priests were denied the post of archbishop and it went to a European instead. Hence they revolted. If you were under the Portuguese regime, you would be treated as inferior because of your ethnicity.
@@adriangaming4853 nope but I have lived in goa all my life and as such have a close contact with many goan catholics and know how they think. The fact that theyre fans of the portuguese is stupid. Even St xavier who is called the patron of goa and venerated by hindus and catholics doesnt deserve the worship because he is the one who ordered Goa Inquisition where many Goans were killed (this also included Goan catholics who were suspected of still practicing Hinduism). Indians always worship their oppressors for some reason. If it was America, his statue would have been pulled down the way christopher columbus's statue was destroyed.
What blasphemy! Read about St. Joseph Vaz. He was a Goan Catholic and his parents if I'm wrong were hindus, he was canonized as a saint a few years back.
@@aaronleperspicace1704 coming to the inquisition. You must look at history in the perspective of those time especially when religion was kept at the apex priority. Wars are a taboo now, but back then there were frequent wars between various dynasts be it the mughal or Vijaynagar empire.
@@alanalmeida7887 It's blasphemy to condemn the violent religious bigotry and persecution now? Unbelievable man. Anyway I have some respect for you because you did not abuse me and are trying to debate in a civil manner so i'll do the same. No doubt religion was important back then but this cannot justify what the European aggressors , particularly those from Spain and Portugal did and inflicted upon others in the name of religion. Try and understand, native people of North and south america and Africa and India were tortured for the sake of the church. The native people of the Caribbean islands almost went extinct because of it. This is unacceptable even for the era that they were in. This is why earlier in 2020 they attacked a Columbus statue.. what else will we justify?? African slave trade? Saying that it was an important part of their economy to sell slaves?? Funny part is if someone would behave the same way with the Spanish or the Portuguese now, these same countries would call them terrorists. Anyway it is the past now; most (not all) christians are peaceful and non controversial
Goa was always prosperous in it's past history ! And we are proud of it ! It's only after it was liberated that it has become a mess as it is today ! This is clearly the inefficiency of the Indian government to preserve the identity of Goa ! By not giving it a special status since it was liberated much after the independence of the rest of India !
Goa is the most developed part of India, a large part thanks to the Portuguese. This statement just doesn't hold any truth. Using economics to argue against imperialism is a slippery slope, and oftentimes can be used to justify imperialism just as much as it can be used to denounce it. Goa is a prime example of this. Goa is in fact one of the richest provinces in all of India, and that's mainly due to Portuguese presence in there. Another example: was colonialism justified in Algeria by the French? Economic investment was large-scale, and the economy in many ways advanced in a way it wouldn't if France was not present. Of course the answer is that it was not justified, but the reasons for which is that the French had bereaved the population of Algeria of self rule. The fact that neither the Portuguese nor the Indians wanted to grant Goa the question of self rule is the real crime.
@@adriangaming4853 yes no one denies inquisition. But even portugal had an inquisition in the past. Talking about conversions, various practices were banned in goa like Sati in the 16th century by Afonso de Albuquerque. Even hindus mourned at his funeral. And you are wrong about the portuguese, portuguese never saw goa as a colony but as their own territory.
That's the reason india never argued again with portugal over goa claims, and marched it's army to goa to snatch goa from portugal and kick them out of our country.
The comments of some Portuguese users here don't express the overall opinion on the colonial Portuguese rule. European imperialism and colonialism were both terrible, we are not proud of it. That doesn't mean we are not proud of the good things that were left behind, but colonialism was a virus and we are glad it changed. Long life to Goa and the Goan people. I hope I can visit Goa one day.
I'm' not proud of either, of ANY form of imperialism, but now Goa is being DOMINATED, colonised and destroyed by the so-called "liberators". After my last visit, in 2015, I think I will ever return no Goa! ''The pollution in Goa’s air is almost visible to the naked eye, especially when driving over the Mandovi bridge into Panjim. It’s almost as though the state capital is covered in a faint haze. Only as one gets closer does he realize that it’s pollution and not mist Illegal mining in Goa is one of the biggest environmental disasters in Goa. Mining has caused irreversible damage to forests, agriculture, fisheries and water aquifers. An estimated 100,000 people living in the villages in four talukas in north and south Goa have lost their source of living with their farms destroyed by mining silt and water sources contaminate...'' The Destruction Of Our Environment - A Goan Perspective” - Christopher Pereira
@@NaliniXS Had no idea things were that bad... But the liberators might not be the same people that allowed this to happen, Nehru is dead for a long time...
I hope they make a video on Portuguese inquisition in Goa. From what I have heard many Goans speak of it was a very ruthless oppression of indigenous goan people worst than the British Empire tainted with mass conversions and other attrocities.
@@br3menPT just because Portuguese people had to suffer an inquisition does not mean that the rest of the world has to suffer one. Your argument is completely illogical and Invalid
O meu pai aparece antes d e chegar aos 3minutos e 59(?) e vê-se depois, durante quase 30 segundos (uniforme branco, a analisar um relogio...)...foi com prazer e sobretudo emoção que o vi, ainda antes de eu nascer!
To all so called portuguese goans, can u tell me the name of your great great grandfathers? I must be Kashinath, Vithoba or even Vinay, hahahahahahahaha. Christanity was introduced 300 yrs ago by portuguese plz note this down.
You are right brother. The ancestors of present Christians in Goa were Gaudos, Kunbis, Kamats, Dessais etc. No one denies it. If you go to Cuncolim(Kunkulli), you will find that the Christians still maintain their ancestor's Kshatriya traditions. The Sontreo or Umbrella festival is an example.
vinay gawade Goa was ruled by Kannada Hindu empires of Kadambas and Chalukyas and Rastrakootas and Vijayanagara Empire for a total period of more than 600 years
So what ? Do you know what religion your ancestors from 5000 years back followed. Why is it that what religion your ancestors followed from 500 years ago matter more than 5000 years ago.? How do you draw the line.? And FYI. Even Jesus was not born Christian. So there's nothing wrong with changing your faith. Ppl change. And let them.
@@Casinodemedici : Most if not all the conversions were people escaping the tyrannical caste oppression in the Hindu religion. You shouldn't be proud of that too. :)
i'm here just to pay my respect to goa as a unique nation with a proud and rich history, throughout centuries, some of them with portuguese influence which makes it even more special and noble. you goans are very welcome in cplp, the organization of all peoples of portuguese heritage. we in portugal gained also a lot of good things from our cultural conection with you. there is no more space for debating little things from our pasts that only serve to divide instead of bonding all of us... viva. saude! cumprimentos desde portugal.
***** Ridiculous nonsense! The Portuguese actualy created a dictionnary Konkani-Portuguese and vice-versa! And You should read all the reports written about Goa and it's inhabitants, reports who date back to the 16th century! Tomé Pires (ca. 1465 - ca. 1540) wrote the most marvellous descrptions about Goa and her people(s), only for starters! And after him so many others... The medical-surgical high school was created in 1842, a school who had equivalences to the best European and Eastern Universities! In 1900 a newspaper was founded, who was written in both Portuguese and Gujarati! You simply don't know what You are talking, i.e. writing about! Persecution of Indian Languages in Goa???? That's a BLUNT LIE, worthy of a disturbed mind like Your's seemingly is!
***** Indians roasted alive millions of widows who were forced to jump on the funeral pyre of dead husbands. considering the mortality rate then , you can well imagine the extent of genocide of widows that continued for thousand years . it was Portuguese and later British who stopped this barbaric custom.
***** Of course You couldn't find "even a single trace of Portuguese influence on the Hindus and Muslims of the region" First, the smashing majority of all of them came to the territories AFTER the Indian Union's invasion! And before that, Hindus and Moslems locked, not to say, entrenched themselves! It's more than evident You're stubbornly insisting on what better suits Your preconceived opinion! Fair enough! Yet, had You kept Your eyes wide opened, You would at least have seen all the strong influence, starting with all those monuments left behind by the Portuguese! After the Indian Union's invasion the policy of New Delhi was to settle lots of Hindus in the territories! Nevertheless, the Portuguese didn't only "influence" Goa, Damão and Diu, they really made those places something totally new. And when some years ago the portuguese navy training ship "Sagres" passed Goa and the Indian Authorities denied the ship anchoring in the port of Goa (veeery strange, isn't it???), forcing the ship to stay in international waters, it were the Goans themselves, most of them of humble origin, who jumped into their boats and went to the "Sagres" training ship to greet the crew, with cheering, flowers, little presents, and banners with inscriptions like "this is Portuguese India", and "this is indian Portugal" and so on, and so forth! I understand You may either not know any of that, or dislike it. And if You do know all of that, but insist in denying, only because You don't want things to be like this or that, it doesn't mean that they don't exist! They are all true and REAL!
***** You are ridiculous! I'm not a Hindu Hater at all. But I do hate sophistry like the one You are using! It's more than obvious that You are trying to misuse history only to make ends meet within Your wacky brain! I didn't even lost time reading all Your verbiaged slipslop gibberish. Instead of spending time on UA-cam it would much more appropriated that You go find a doctor who may cure Your daft and goofy brain!
Our ancestors moved from Goa when Portuguese arrived today I can only understand 10% of Goan Konkani due to Portuguese influence. ( And influence in our language too)
Those days....no demonic polythene bags.People brought clothen or jute bags or simply wrapped the bought items n took to home.That's why so much cleanliness n no needless heaps of garbage.
@@samir6102002 You are a part of Indian empire now you ricebag convert .Ask your Portuguese baap to take it back if they can 🤣 or else keep crying in UA-cam here
Why don't u get a DNA check.. I wanna know how much ur DNA is different than Maharastrian, Karnataka ppl..or Delhi ppl.. Also, Portuguese allowed Goans who wanted a part f Portugal to get back there..why u stayed..
Yes very wealthy that they even decorated cows like in the video hahahahahaha how did you get very wealthy by selling your ammi to Portuguese or by taking ricebags?🤣🤣
@BVZ Yeas Pakistani and Bangladeshis do have same DNA as our i accept it ,no north Indian or bangali ever deny that .Even sri lankans have same DNA as Tamils and other south Indians, who is denying?? Even many Pakistanis too accept this fact .Atleast they don't claim DNA with Portuguese who lived 7000 km away! 🤣
Goa was the most important city in India, this bothered the Indian government und Elite indian. It was all because of politics and money, not because of religion or goans. Today there are more deaths in Goa due to hunger and abandonment of the Indian government than in the past inquisition of the Portuguese.
Can you back up your claims with some data and provide me some links? In 1930, as estimated by British, there were around 7.5 lakhs Goans. 4 lakhs were in Goa, 3.5 lakhs in British Indian cities like Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and karachi. Rest 50k were scattered all over the globe...no other community except Jews are this scattered for livelihood. The only difference is - Jews didn't have their homeland at that time unlike Goans! Why? Because there were no jobs in Goa. Portuguese had made on capital investment in Goa. There were few schools of primary education in Portuguese medium. Rest were mainly konkani language schools for secondary education started by Goan themselves. The Portuguese government never established any general degree college in Goa even after 450+ years of rule. There was one medical College and one priest training seminary (rachol). Why are you proud of being a slave? 😂😂😂 Interesting seriously. I have never seen this before. 14 colonies of USA were in British control and they still fought for their independence !! Most of them were British themselves. Australia and Canada are contemplating removing British monarchy as head of states. Despite the fact that those countries were majorly populated by Brits themselves...and here you are, an ethnic konkani person whose ancestors were forcefully converted at gunpoint, whining for the country which is so far away from, which is not part of your DNA, Which subjugated your people from centuries 😂😂😂😂 Viva Portugal 😂😂 Lolz
Not only in GOA also in Mangalore, Bassein which is now Vasai (mumbai), Diu & Daman was invaded by the portuguese hence the names For Eg: fernandes, Pereira, D'souza, rodrigues etc etc to name a few which are portuguese names, Brazialian culture is very much similar to Goan culture except the fact that they speak portuguese & goans speak konkani..
@AP France is France Portugal is Portugal...By the way Goa was not a colony anymore long time ago....Thats the problem! India think everything is colonialism! India had no right on Goa! India only had rights on British India raj nothing more else! When India get int UN they accepted all the Portuguese territoires across the world. How can Portugal accept to give a part of his own territoire? Nonsense...
@@br3menPTLolz....Goa will and Goa was always a part of India. What makes you think that a far away European country of no consequence has any authority on a territory that is on Indian subcontinent? Portugal wanted to establish Nato base there and hence nehru was forced to use armed forces. If it was illegal then why NATO never attacked India? Afterall, as per the rule, nato members are bound to retaliate if any of the NATO member is attacked. Portugal was and still is a NATO member. Us president kennedy had said "India did what any other country would have done"😂😂😂😂 rice bags are crying because their free rice supply has stopped 😂
Don´t lie...USA criticized and condemned the invasion of Goa.... 🤣 Portugal was a pluricontinental country......starting in 1128 in old Galecia and spread around the world...@@VedicRevival
INDIA has RUINED Goa, it was so beautiful and clean its like all the other disgusting cesspits now, Goa brings most of Indians tourism revenue, most Goans have left for Britain, Brazil etc. they wanted independence they didnt want to be indian and do not consider themselves Indian, and rightly so
Bruh ever heard of a place called "Kerala" it was kinda under portuguese occupation too (ok only Calicut, Cochin and Quilon but there was a significant presence of the Portuguese in Kerala they cheated on our king, WARS bla bla bla then the Dutch came... then the British... then Indians came... and well here we are)
@@br3menPT shithole bro have u even gone there do u have enough Portuguese money to make a flight to India let alone the beautiful exotic ,secure, and secluded places of the nation.
Goa was the Capital of the STATE OF INDIA, a Portuguese State (with Viceroy and authonomy, formed by many cities and forts in all East Africa, Arabian Peninsula coasts, Persian Gulf, (Even one in the Iranian shores), Industan coasts, Half Sry-Lanka, Malacca and along the Indonesia, Timor, Mollucas, and the tradeposts permited and cedeed by China and Japan Emperors of Macau and Tanegashima. From the Cape Hope, Asia, to Oceania in early 16th century. One of the first of Tricontinental States.
Whole goa wasn't anytime under Portuguese. Only north goa ... and east part was under thr control.. they tried hard to establish over goa but failed every time.
We Goans are not converts or forced converts because there was no such thing called Hinduism when Portuguese arrived in Goa in 1510. The term Hinduism was introduced in about 1830 AD by British writers. " [Encyclopedia Britannica, 20 `Hinduism' 519 ]
Goa a very peaceful state and very simple people . The European Portuguese influence can still be felt in the state. The state was lucky to be in Portuguese hands than going to british like rest of india where poverty and famines were part of llife. Also they built first hospitals and all European systems.
How long did Portuguese rule Goa? 450 years The Portuguese rule in Goa lasted for as long as 450 years. The history of the Portuguese in Goa was similar to the British in India. It is interesting to know that while the Portuguese ruled Goa, their country itself was ruled by Spain from the late 16th century for a period of 60 years.
President Kennedy told the Indian ambassador to the US, "You spend the last fifteen years preaching morality to us, and then you go ahead and act the way any normal country would behave… People are saying, the preacher has been caught coming out of the brothel."
@@alanalmeida7887 When you're so much arrogant that you don't even care to read the comment properly. Kennedy for sure wasn't very happy with India and it was USSR who supported India. But in 1962, during the last days of the Sino Indian War, Kennedy was making plans to help India against China ignorant the rants of Portugal just 10 months ago.
@@alanalmeida7887yes... kennedy said India did what any other normal country would do ! This was normal...why would anyone tolerate foreign presence on their land? Slaves are never equals. Having Portuguese names and surnames won't make you an European. Stop making a fool out of yourself. I can't claim the part of glory of great english inventions by assuming the English name and converting to anglicanism...it's pure madness 😂😂
Why are you proud of being a slave? 😂😂😂 Interesting seriously. I have never seen this before. 14 colonies of USA were in British control and they still fought for their independence !! Most of them were British themselves. Australia and Canada are contemplating removing British monarchy as head of states. Despite the fact that those countries were majorly populated by Brits themselves...and here you are, an ethnic konkani person whose ancestors were forcefully converted at gunpoint, whining for the country which is so far away from, which is not part of your DNA, Which subjugated your people from centuries 😂😂😂😂 Viva Portugal 😂😂 Lolz
Why are you proud of being a slave? 😂😂😂 Interesting seriously. I have never seen this before. 14 colonies of USA were in British control and they still fought for their independence !! Most of them were British themselves. Australia and Canada are contemplating removing British monarchy as head of states. Despite the fact that those countries were majorly populated by Brits themselves...and here you are, an ethnic konkani person whose ancestors were forcefully converted at gunpoint, whining for the country which is so far away from, which is not part of your DNA, Which subjugated your people from centuries 😂😂😂😂 Viva Portugal 😂😂 Lolz
Why are you proud of being a slave? 😂😂😂 Interesting seriously. I have never seen this before. 14 colonies of USA were in British control and they still fought for their independence !! Most of them were British themselves. Australia and Canada are contemplating removing British monarchy as head of states. Despite the fact that those countries were majorly populated by Brits themselves...and here you are, an ethnic konkani person whose ancestors were forcefully converted at gunpoint, whining for the country which is so far away from, which is not part of your DNA, Which subjugated your people from centuries 😂😂😂😂 Viva Portugal 😂😂 Lolz
I'm Brazilian, Portuguese descent and a few months ago I did a DNA testing only to find out that I have Southeast Indian Ancestry, I was not so surprised since I knew that Portugal had forcefully colonized Goa. One day I'll visit Goa, I am part of them, and I know the sad history that they had to endure because of the colonization.
Tem que estudar melhor essa parte...saberá que foram os goeses a pedir ajuda aos portugueses contra os muçulmanos. E que há mt que Goa não era uma colonia mas sim parte do territorio português e os goeses eram cidadãos portugueses de pleno direito
Why should we leave Goa , be It India or any other country we will always have a special bond with Portugal which is within us . And you think your so great try to match the cleanliness and law and order of Goa during Portuguese rule and now . We aren't proud of anything we just don't like uneducated people trying to teach us what to do. [And I don't need to prove my love for my (secular) country.]
I remember so well the "human chain" of women carrying the ore from the mine face to load it on trucks to take to the barges. My father's mines in Bicholim were subsequently mechanised - much more humane? But it put those poor women out of earning the pittance they received. Whichever way you look at it, a no win sitution. One further point, why so much hate - for the Portuguese... for the Indians ... who can blame anyone for wanting to be the rulers of one of the most fabulous places on God's earth?? Suffice to say it BELONGS to us Goans!
Goa sould be an independent state, Portugal would rather grant independence to Goa then to deliver it to the Indian Union, thats why peacefull negotiations were never made.
@@miguelpimentel5623Lolz...😂😂😂 Portugal made Goa a province because they were fearing military action from India. NATO provide protection to provinces of member states and not to their colonies 😂😂😂 does it look like that Portugal had any intention to grant independent to Goa? Show me some data/evidence to support your claim. You are clearly having a gala time writing fantasies 😂😂
Goa came under the governance of the Delhi Sultanate. But, the kingdom's grip on the region was weak, and by 1370 they were forced to surrender it to Harihara I who held on to the territory until 1469, it was appropriated by thesultans of Gulbarga. Then the area fell to the hands of the Adil Shahis of Bijapur, who established as their auxiliary capital the city known under the Portuguese as Velha Goa.
People talking about all the horrors by Portuguese but they don’t see that even in USA there were such horrors but it got better over time whereas in India 73 years after independence we still have the caste system, reservations based on caste and law and order is at its worst. Development seems to never happen and ministers just keep looting the unsuspecting people
Do you even know how India used to be in 1947? We barely had money to survive for few weeks! We are the fifth largest economy right now and on our way to become third. India as a democracy is still in its childhood. USA is a 250+ year old democracy. Read the history of USA. They have seen horrible racism, civil war and riots before they became this "the great power USA - the envy of the world" the rome wasn't built in a day my friend. You are comparing orange or an apple
Thank you for sharing this video.. Unfortunately Goa is being fraudulently taken over by the Indian government.. My heart bleeds to see the situation in the 21st century.. I pray that Goa will one day be restored to her timeless glory...
Just because you are paid to speak doesn't mean I am.. I speak with a distinct sense of loyalty and gratitude to the Portuguese for looking after my motherland for 400 years. I've seen the Indians plunder Goa... Money isn't everything like most Indians today believe.. There is something called gratitude, loyalty and patriotism..
@@Arkaworldd I'm very much Indian.. I have never denied it.. What I say here is in context of governance.. Goa was different from the rest of India under the British.. The ppl of goa always owned the rights to the land and the Portuguese protected that right.. But the rest of India was colonized where in the rights of the land of India belonged to the British crown.. See in Goa the goans were well respected and hence we respect the Portuguese for the respect they showed us as Indians.. But now we are being treated very badly.. Our land to which we have rights and the rights have not been taken over constitutionally by India, plundering my mother land in the time they can.. It Isn't correct.. Please understand the context in which I talk.. I'm very much Indian. Butim Goan first.. I will not go to Portugal as the other Indians want me to even.. I will not surrender my citizenship and move to Europe as most goans are doing out of frustration I can't blame them for that either. There is injustice here.. I'm looking for that governance that respects my right as a Goan.. A person who is patriotic to her motherland.. I can't take the plunder that goes on today.. It hurts.. As it would hurt you if you were suffering the same way.. I wear a Saree with pride for my ancestors before the Portuguese came wore a Saree.. My issue isn't with being Indian all I'm saying is the Portuguese were like gentlemen when it came to good governance and justice to the citizens.. But the Indians act as thieves hiding from their own law.. It can change but first they have to become aware of what they are and what they can be..
@@savidadsouza2610 wah bahi wah.....justice of Portugese, burning people on stake for Christianity. Goa under Portugese, where Inquisition took place, Hindus were second class citizens and slaves. They took all Goa's resources making Portugal rich and Goans poor. At least try to understand your own history, it's been 70 years of Independent India and still there are people like you who are shackled under colonial slave mindset.
The Goan people well preferred to live under the Portuguese rather than under the British before 1947 and even after 1961 Goans were unhappy under Indian rule.! And Goans always reminisced about their "good old Portuguese days" as fine wines, spirits and food was always available in plenty. They would always say, Viva Portugal, Viva Goa.! 🙏
@@VedicRevivalThis is an old comment of mine. Goa (India) and Portugal should work together for peaceful relations and love between our cultures and people. Many mistakes were made in the past, the future should be one of friendship and progress together ❤️
Don't worry Goans the Chinese People's Liberation Army is coming soon to Liberate Goa, Kashmir, Sikkim, Nagaland, Khalistan, Manipur etc and we Chinese are going to take Arunachal Pradesh which belongs to us.
There are many things in the video narration that are BS when subject to scrutiny:1. The narrator claims that exporting Manganese ore is profitable. That is the stupidest thing to do and is the recipe to remain underdeveloped. At least they should have developed competency in refining pure Manganese or to Ferro-Manganese.2. . The narrator claims that importing without customs duty results in heavy volume of business which furnishes Goa with a comfortable revenue. (4:14). I don't see how spending money to buy foreign goods increases Goa's revenue unless they sell in black market (refered to as 'devious route' to India)3. The narrator pulled this from his netherlands: "Most Goan families are content to remain Portuguese citizens". He didn't cite any source. He followed this with a bunch of derisive remarks on India's poverty. 4. "Goa has strong religious ties to Portugal". I don't think even the converted Christians would claim to have 'strong' religious ties to Portugal. Religion is simply religion.5. The interviewer is already claiming that the feeling of colonialism is absent. What he means is that people weren't already violently revolting. Then the narrator explains that Portugal treats Goa like a province, its own unlike Britain which treated India like a leased property. Since the Portuguese are benevolent in promoting native Goans to high offices in their government in Goa, the locals should be grateful to them. The narrator sounds like an American presstitute who is rented for furthering Portuguese propaganda on Goa.
Thank you for sharing this is one of a kind video that shows old Goa where not many are available but the Goa people resistance to be part of India is profound and honourable which Indian government exploited after the Portuguese left in the current situation Indian have destroyed Goan rich culture and values 😢India has not kept Goa safe from Indian immigrants who have looted Goa and are still destroying Goa. The Goan government has become puppet under the Indian government sadly 😢
@@JoebenProduction Pakistan surrendered infront of us just like Portuguese. Hahahahahhahahah. Times hasn't changed dude ,both Portugal and Pakistan will still surrender if they try to provoke India 🤣🤣 This time surrender will come free with nukes .
You Keralites We are Only Goans not Indians created on 15th August 1947 or Maharashtrians created 1st May 1960. It seems your GK and History is filled with Indian Propaganda.
@@br3menPT Christianity is the relation. Same rabid ideology of heathen hatred that led to Inquisition is still continuing unchanged, condemning rest of humanity to hell.
@@monsterhunt8624 lol.....Nobody was punished by Inquisition in Goa since 1777....Portugal had Inquisition too...Inquisition was not created to punished people from Indian subcontinent under portuguese rule. Get your facts right
How many people were converted into Christianity by giving money they built all those cathedrals with Indian money What happened to the culture before Portuguese arrived
Capturing someone's land and occupying it doesn't make it a property of the imperialist . India took what belonged to it . Why the drama by Portuguese people in the comment section ? Being an Italian I am totally against the Italian imperialism in Africa . Why can't Europe get over it's colonial moorings
India is a country since 1947...there was no country called India..India was just a geographical concept Italian imperialism in Africa was a joke a shame for your country. I wonder how dar you to make any comparison between Portugal and Italy about this matters...
@ Gautam Have been told by my parents that even the poor would eat food in ceramic plates("Boshi" in konkani if your not a goan) and that they would never starve!.
Then why Goan colonies were everywhere in British India...from Mumbai to Karachi. From Hyderabad to Chennai and Kolkata... Lolz 😂😂😂 Portuguese never made capital investment in Goa. There were no jobs. There are so many Goan colonies here in Mumbai. From Santa Cruz to Bandra to Mahim! You guys are everywhere in Mumbai! This is British India I am taking about. Can you site one British Indian that was living in Goa to eat from that ceramic plate?😂
@@VedicRevival I know that people around India have been coming to Goa and stealing identities of people of Goa to get Portuguese passports.. Why talk about Portuguese or British times.. India is free and so is Goa, well.. after 14 years from Indian freedom though... People in India are migrating to other countries even after 75 years of Indian freedom... Wonder Why?.. No jobs? Or they don't have a plate to eat in India?.. 😂😂
Of corse not.British gave Indians the 1876, 1888,1896,1900,1905 and 1943 famines kiling by starvation millions of indians. Not to mention the forced labour in tea and opium plantions!,and total control of trade and natural resources including intensive mining. I'm sure you love your british masters.
@leomate8301 , nop. I am not even primary member of rss / bjp.. just a student of history .. can you tell what wrong I said.. instead of throwing adjectives...I just compared between Portuguese and British...
@@maryto33the thing is today India can colonise both Portugal and Britain. Both are chump states that nobody gives a sht about. Back to where they belong, at the bottom of the hierarchy! While India is reclaiming its rightful place
Inquisition was devilish,never will defend that,actually i always been tolerant in terms of Religion,or even Atheism.I like Goa,Daman and Diu and his native proples,that`s all ! Hugs !
Sanjay Kumar The majority of Goans don't even know the meaning of "The Inquisition" less heard about it... It was over 250 years that their ancestors were slaughtered or forcefully converted (catholic) and given a portuguese name (also because they could not pronounce the indians names). Thus the truth was not passed down from generation to generation because the "cleansing" was happening for over 250 years ... and thus some goans think that they are portuguses... They have no knowledge of The Inquisition because they were never taught that in school, this was forbidden by the portuguese...
im a goan catholic. we are extremely devout catholics but equally patriotic Indians. Many of us hold high positions in the indian armed forces and many have laid down their lives for our motherland INDIA. Our Roman Catholicism doesn't make us any less Indian. To all the Portuguese and others feeling offended, I respect all of you. I don't know the situation in the 1950s but today Goans have moved on. We are Indian n proud. You had your glory days. now you too, kindly move on
my ancestors may or may not have been converted during that period. whatever the case,my faith is the only thing that gives me 100% inner peace and satisfaction. also, what the Portuguese did was in complete contradiction with what my saviour jesus preached... to love your enemy, to pray for those that persecute you, forgiveness etc. most Christians in fact don't even have any regard for them as what many of them did went against everything that Christianity stands for. a blot on Christianity indeed. but most of us today have a very real and personal connection with jesus...
n again, whatever the case, we are equally proud of our faith and our motherland... my being catholic in no way diminishes my indianness. it only strengthens it
summer solstice You don't get the point... your ancestors being converted or not is not the point here neither is you being a devout catholic. All I ask you to do is take a look at history and check the atrocities committed by the roman catholic church worldwide, and particularly in Goa which suffered the worst... check out the methods employed by the so called defenders of the faith...
A person who refuses to see the truth is not worth my time...
... and all Christians are not Catholics, there are other denominations... just so you know...
I think I have already made it very clear that we do know about the horrible stuffs committed by some loonies(sadly in the name of Catholicism) and that we look down on them. what do you expect me to do other than acknowledge these facts... I have never turned a blind eye and all your vehement assertions of me doing so make no sense. im sorry
summer solstice That is all we want you to remain devoted to your faith,country and people.
yes... I agree India is very very diverse... sometimes the extent of its diversity is beyond the grasp of even the normal indian person. India never ceases to amaze... fact is.. the word indian cannot be defined satisfactorily with respect to religion, race, language, dress, food etc... the easiest answer as someone rightly said is that anyone who calls himself/ herself an indian is an indian !
long live Goa, long live INDIA.
long live my Goa...
Long live India.
@D KK Off your colonial hangover 😂😂😂
Não
Long Live Our Goa, Long Live Mother India
if Portuguese want to express their sadness over goa... express it in konkani ...
You´re wrong...its the goans who want to express their sadness over Goa
@@br3menPT then stop batting for the Portuguese. Stop being nostalgic about the colonial past of Portuguese. Stop hating people of color or people who resemble you. Stop being ashamed of your own color by glorifying the Europeans. Tell your supporters to not call India as a country of unjust people. India did not kill people for pleasure. India never colonised other countries and tortured their people. India did not invade a country and did anything in comparison to jalliawala bagh tragedy.
@@sunnyiet2011 Goa was not a colony....India was not a country in 1498....
stop with your fake propaganda.... did you asked Goans what they wanted??...
@@br3menPT you believe in whatever you please, sir, if it gives you joy.
@@sunnyiet2011 International Court of Hage concluded in 1954: Goa was not a colony...
The majority of goans never wanted to be part of Indian Union...thats the reality..deal with that!
I'm Goan/Indian and I have Goan blood, because My Parents are From Goa, But i'm Born and Raised in Mumbai, And Goa is a part of India, and Many people in Goa Know the Indian Language and Portuguese is less spoken, Konkani is the official language of Goa and has lots of Portuguese words and dialects in it, Right now (Agora mismo) I'm in Goa and the people are Good, we are also Good with ghanti's etc. Viva Goa!!!!!!!
+James Bhattoe hello my goan brother/sister .I have a question can you answer it please ?.The question is that do you look like india ?
+James Bhattoe by the way I'm a goan don't mistaken my for an indian ok!?!?!?
valleni The nightcore maker Your question was if I look like India, I didn't understand your question quite well
+James Bhattoe I mean do you like india ???
valleni The nightcore maker I think I understood your Question, If i'm looking like an Indian, Well, the first thing I can tell you is that i'm not Racist, and my Mom is from Portuguese Ancestry. So I have both Portuguese and Indian (Goan) Blood. But people say that I look like Greek
I'm from Goa. Long live my India
you´re from Goa invaded and occupied....for sure
What India??
@@Alfablue227 Democratic Republic of India.
@BVZ Leave the man in peace, you sh!thead. Unlike you, that gentleman doesn't suffer from a terrible case of identity crisis and inferiority complex.
@BVZ why don't you just shut up.... can't you look at yourself and see you are the same as people from the rest of the country....you can be dissatisfied with the current government but you sure as hell can't deny ancestory.....the original settlers of gia were the gowdas who were the same as tribals from anywhere else in India.....we look like people from the rest of the country....our language Konkani is spoken in Karnataka and many parts of Maharashtra has similar language.....our position right now is what it is because we are incompatible...... don't you feel tad bit ashamed of glorifying European colonialists who ruled for 400 years over your recorded history of 5000 years?And please speak for yourself.....and before you call me ghanti let me tell you I am goan by blood and birth my great-grandfather worked in the Portuguese railways and a true ponjekar......
Today thanks to people like the BJP CM it will be no less than the slums of Bombay thanks to the Shiva Sena
Just come to Mumbai and see how many Goans are here. I have never seen a mumbaikar aur Marathi person complain about it. Goans alway complain about immigration but given a chance, they would surrender their Indian password in a single breath. According to British estimate, there were 7.5 lakhs Goans in 1930s. 4 lakhs in Goa itself, 3 lakhs in British Indian cities like Mumbai Kolkata Chennai Karachi and Hyderabad..you see there were some 40-45% Goans in British India. I have never seen an Indian complaining about it...
@@VedicRevivalMaybe because you live in a Bubble?
@@delvingeorge2807 or may be because you live among bigots?
I am from GOA...... LOVE GOA,, LONG LIVE INDIA ...........
@D KK free Balochistan
@D KK Free Balochistan
@D KK YES
@@fredericchopin4821 ah butthurted 😂
@@walnut9472 XD
When goa was a colony of the portugese I was there, at that time all the places were clean but now as goa is part of india all people from other states have come to goa and spoiled it . Shitting in public, peeing in public, opening unhygenic stores to eat food and lots of other things which have spoiled goa the portugese were peaceful unlike the British rule they built magnificent churches which are still standing up to this date portugese was widely spoken during the Portuguese time until now.... Goa is now spoiled ... I missed the old goa.. all the roads are spoiled nobody is bothered to fix them....
How about the people u killed in order to conquer it .
Who will pay for that blood of 500 years?
Why didn't they make Temples?
Most of the Goans r still Hindus.
Bro...both british and Portuguese were better than India today....i wish British never left
@BVZ Bengal famine was no man made...Amartya Sen said it was due to war time Inflation
@BVZ they did try to stop it.....
I am a proud local citizen of Daman and a proud indian too. My grandfather was a freedom fighter and a great local leader in 60's after liberation. The times have changed now. As we are trying to enhance the bilateral relationship with the U.K. then why can't India and Portugal not do the same? There are great differences in India related to the enforcement of the Common Civil Code, but in Daman this law is already in practise and people of all religions have excepted this law. - Rajanish Joshi
so you know very well...the large majority of people from Daman...never wanted to be part fo indian union
@@br3menPT Fucktard, did you conduct some sort of referendum there ?
@@avatarrlv7868 asshole...are you trying to compare 1560 with 1960??????? Indian Union said its a democracy and didnt asked what goans wanted?? You gotta be kidding...
@match box Europe also has the same cultural identity and there are dozens of countries.
India was a gepgraphical concept didnt had political unity. Indian Union is beamed by the british empire in India colapse and the hindu nationalism. You can repeat your indian fake propaganda for more 71 years..do not change the reality. I know very well what is your point of view the same point of view who annexed Sikkim..who tryed to annex Butan and even Sri Lanka....One day the fake nation( all the fake nations)will crush....just wait.
Greetings
@match box ermmmmm dude wake up. India was not a country!!!! political entity its not political unity!!
Have you ever hear about european integration? i guess not..LOL its what we are doing here since the 60´s!!!!!!!
Portugal is older than Spain we have a great relation with them now...so try again LOL you cannot nuke Portugal because you ´ll have all the west against you also OTAN and yoll be totaaly fucked up if you try it :)
Of course you don+t know where Portugal is...i know you´re quite ignorant thats why you are here lying about India as a political unity :) fake nation will pay the right price....fake nations like spain (full of separatism and nationalism inside lol)
Portugal since 1128
About 33% of East Timorese were killed during the Indonesian occupation.
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@@swarnadeepsen9123 sources?
@@sabilly1471 this sen is a racebag convert. These Christians after converting don't even support their own country what can you expect?
@@pritsingh9766 stop!
@@pritsingh9766 we'll destroy your pagan Rama temple and the devilish JAMA mosque after securing power.
Portuguese colonized parts of Sri Lanka too in 1505. They ruled Beaches of Sri lanka for more than 150 years so as a resut we too have people with surnames of Perera, Fernando, Rodrigo,De silva,De mel etc. But they are mostly Sinhalese Buddhist not Catholic except for a few of course.I must say Portuguese ruled/Treated us better than Dutch and English.We have a Race called Burger, they are the Descendant of Portuguese/Dutch/English Vs Sinhalese Marriages. But they are proud to be Sri lankans
Right. What about the xian LTTE?
@@sanjayvaidya4925 No..LTTE are 100% Tamil Hindu militants.
Looks like a nice propaganda video made by the Portuguese government in 1953.
+ML8593wy well.. Good for you.. I am not going to waste my 20 minutes by watching this .. whoever made it.. It is clearly a propaganda video... Did you even know that Portugal (Salazar) was prepared to burn Goa to ashes before giving up..Only the sagacity of the Vasalo e Silva prevented that from happening. Silva was exiled for his defiance..
Dude.. You can check those facts or believe whatever you choose to believe. In any case I am not very bothered about either Salazar or Silva.The fact is that Goa is an integral part of India. It has been so and it will be so forever. Peace out. :-)
As a goan...i can tell u that salazar DID order the destruction of all civil infrastucture wen defeat was imminent. But goas governor general refused to follow that order..he believed thatt the beauty of portugals
450yr prsence must not be destroyed . Had he followed Salazars order...goa would look very different today
"It has been so and it will be so forever."? Forever' Goans don+t wanted to be part of Indian Union...and in the future they will be finally FREE
br3menPT how exactly...u will only whine....but hw will u make it...now its fully assimilated in india...whether u guys r minority.....its just a thought to feel good...haha
I am surprised the video did not claim that somehow Goa was part of Portugal landmass till it got separated by continental drift. :-)
i understan you difficult to understand a pluri-continental and multiracial country like Portugal was in those times. Portugal was a country in Europe, Africa and Asia. Its different to invent a continental country in 1947....
br3menPT Portugal is in Europe u dumb fuck
@@Leaf8823 hey asshole, Until 1975 Portugal was in Europe, Africa and Asia...
@match box no...just a coupe d´etat and a communist revolution. They gave the independence of all portuguese oversea provinces to USSR movements ...now 50 years after they are in deep shit among the poorest countries in the world....pretty good wasn't it? lol
@match box portugal wasnt in ww2
Nobody can deny that Goa is part of India but don't get me wrong, that doesn't mean we will let anyone from rest of India destroy our identity. Our state is small and should be for Goans ONLY. What Goa needs is a special status because of our past, a status which was promised to us but never given.
Sadly many Goans sold there houses to rich traders from Bombay,Delhi,Bengalore etc.They destroy lovely Portuguese haciendas to restore them in vulgar guest houses.
I love those old haciendas with nice stairs that lead to the terase.The nicest houses I saw in Goa.
@@nightrider12soul p
If you feel, your state should only be for Goans than the Goans too need to be stopped from going to different states
@@xyzrrana7851 I still Prefere a Goa and Macao.
@@madhavagrawal756 They all go to Bhandra Bombay mostly.
Everything change,we change but I am fond of Goa when was pristine.
But I understand that mass tourism bring some money to some area,and too some area only the big corporates
Are winners,and in some not.
In north in places like Anjuna the locals had it good with old style travellers as they rented local houses per year
and the locals benefited.
That is a long time for Portugal not to have any influence in Goa.
Portuguese rule in Goa endured for four and a half centuries. Goa was eventually granted the same civic privileges as Lisbon. Its senate or municipal chamber maintained direct communications with the King and paid a special representative to attend to its interests at court. In 1563 the governor proposed to make Goa the seat of a parliament representing all parts of the Portuguese east, but this was rejected by the King. The Portuguese rulers in Goa were either Viceroys or Govenors. Their original jurisdiction included the possessions of the Portuguese from Africa to Southeast Asia. The first viceroy to serve located himself in Kochi to the south on the Malabar coast; in 1510 this Portuguese seat of government was then established at Velha Goa.
The Portuguese base at Goa worked to consolidate their control of the lucrative spice trade. Goods from all parts of the East were displayed in its bazaar, and separate streets were designated for the sale of different classes of goods: Bahrain pearls and coral, Chinese porcelain and silk, Portuguese velvet and piece-goods, and drugs and spices from the Malay Archipelago. In the 16th century Portuguese control of the waters off South Asia enabled them to tax the cargoes of its sea trade.
They have big trade with Macao.
and killed thousands of people , destroyed 700+ temples of hindus and jews
Goa ke bhai, beheno ne bahut julum saha hai, us liye mai apni dill ki geherayise une salam karata hun, enqualab jindabad
Lol
@@elbafurtado7422 Thanks Lol
@@elbafurtado7422 tum Portugal ki aulad ho aisa majhe lagta hai
@@elbafurtado7422 jab man kare, jab dil kare, portugal ke log wapis aana chaho, toh sena lekar aa jao, phir se laat maar ke khadede jaoge mast..😊
Bro u r a shayar :)
Thank you for posting this film clip. It brought back very pleasant and nostalgic memories as I was in Goa during the exposition. Very proud to be a Goan.
Viva as Goeses e Portuguese! We love the Portuguese and we love Goa. Doesn't matter what anyone thinks, my Lusophone irmaos - one day we will unite together again. We are one in blood and spirit! Uma grande abracao para um amigo Goes :)
lol..in ur dreams bitch !!
Speak Goan, I dare you😂😂
LOL 😂 Portugal uniting with Goa hahaha India is stronger than little Portugal and it will be forever 😂
@@legionario1989 I don’t speak Portuguese, but I assume you’re saying United in Curaçao?
@@legionario1989 oh ok that makes sense
I love goa. The quaint clean towns, the small chapels, the lively beaches and the mix of cultures
The East Timorese felt differently with regard to Indonésia.
It's was a Colonialism and people of Goa were salve.
Money and other stuff enjoyed by Portugals.
Goa was a part of India since thousands of years.
Occupied by Portugals 400-500 years ago.
Then again, the majority of Goans wanted to remain part of Portugal, especially compared to how poor the rest of India was, and is.
who say
Im Mangalorean and I say, FUCK THEM !! My descendants were Goan's because of the immigration towards Mangalore. TO HELL WITH THE PORTUGUESE !! You want it back so bad Portugal ? COME AND GET IT !! Proud Indian here !
Shailesh Janwani well said my brother thank you
India exist as a country since 1947 LOL theres no India during the 450years of portuguese presence. Goa was not a colony even the INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SAID THAT...why do you need to lie?!?!?!?
Prof. Dr. Narana Coisoro. Politician, leader of a Portuguese main
Political Party, Vice-President of the Portuguese National Assembly. A Goan Hindu and Still is proud of being Portuguese
Lolz...UK is currently being headed by Rishi Sunak, an Indian. US has appointed Kamla Harris as a vice president and she is half Indian😂😂😂😂 exceptions are not count anywhere. Whar are you drunk on? Sacramental wine ? Oh I mean "blood of Jesus"? 😂😂😂😂😂
My opinion it was better Goa under Portguese . There would have more developments like in Europe.
Portuguese looted goa... converted original tribal hindu people by violence and destroyed goa culture . They were wild and rude...it is foolish to say they would have done developement.. they have come here to loot the resources..
I would love to know my family history before the portuguese rule, all my grandparents were born in goa but all 4 of them left when quite young after they married to live in Africa, Kenya. From there a lot of my family members made passports to come to the Uk as Kenya was under british rule and others for portugal as we were goan. My grandparents didn't think it goa was a place to make any money and moved so they could follow work. Being a fishmonger was frowned upon but that seemed to be the only work available in goa..i wish I asked them more questions before they passed away. Our generation, we didn't marry goans, so my daughter is very mixed, she hasn't really grown up with the goan culture I did but she does know some konkani as I teach her. I do wonder what the goan culture is like in goa itself..a different world i guess. Is it easy to track your ancestor's and create a family tree there? That's something I would really like to do. Our family names are Fernandes, Rodrigues, Colaco, Braganza.
Goa is Portuguese
@@skylight0656 it is indian
@@abhinavgokhale6917 Es de Portugal.
@@fernandocastro2680 Ur puny army consisting of coast guards got kicked out along with ur Padres who force converted people, take that shit and get out. Soon even the Christians who were forced will become Hindus again 🕉️🚩🚩🚩
Im a Hindu goan and yes these lastnames still exist here in goa have you visited goa recently?
as a Portuguese, I still love Goa and it+s people, we were not the best or the worst of people and we lived there for hundreds of years, so do not attack so violently a part of your history, yours, not only mine. Peace
+abel borja Hmmmm when we attacked Portugal we killed only some of yours 30 guards it was peaceful war...
it was not a war..because Indian Union invaded without war declaration.
Morroco is another 3rd world country like India...
***** you ass is 3rd world
Thunder Indian just like your brain :)
Today unfortunately I see a lot of catholics in Goa saying that it was better off under the Portuguese.. these people were born in the 80s and 90s and never lived under the Portuguese rule and have been radicalized by the political priests in their sunday churches. They think "We are Catholic and so were the portuguese, so our loyalty should lie with them and not India".
These are ignorant and misinformed people who are not aware that ethnic Goan christians also wanted the Portuguese to leave and wanted to join India. There were many Goan Catholic freedom fighters. Tristão de Bragança Cunha was one of them.
Why were they against Portugal and for India in spite of being Catholics? The reason is, along with being religious bigots, the Portuguese were also racists. The Goan catholics were never treated as equals to the Europeans. They were denied high posts in the church because of their dark skinned.
In fact the Pinto revolt of the 1700s happened because of this. Goan christian priests were denied the post of archbishop and it went to a European instead. Hence they revolted.
If you were under the Portuguese regime, you would be treated as inferior because of your ethnicity.
Absolutely right. Are you a Catholic or what ?
@@adriangaming4853 nope but I have lived in goa all my life and as such have a close contact with many goan catholics and know how they think. The fact that theyre fans of the portuguese is stupid. Even St xavier who is called the patron of goa and venerated by hindus and catholics doesnt deserve the worship because he is the one who ordered Goa Inquisition where many Goans were killed (this also included Goan catholics who were suspected of still practicing Hinduism). Indians always worship their oppressors for some reason. If it was America, his statue would have been pulled down the way christopher columbus's statue was destroyed.
What blasphemy! Read about St. Joseph Vaz. He was a Goan Catholic and his parents if I'm wrong were hindus, he was canonized as a saint a few years back.
@@aaronleperspicace1704 coming to the inquisition. You must look at history in the perspective of those time especially when religion was kept at the apex priority. Wars are a taboo now, but back then there were frequent wars between various dynasts be it the mughal or Vijaynagar empire.
@@alanalmeida7887 It's blasphemy to condemn the violent religious bigotry and persecution now? Unbelievable man. Anyway I have some respect for you because you did not abuse me and are trying to debate in a civil manner so i'll do the same.
No doubt religion was important back then but this cannot justify what the European aggressors , particularly those from Spain and Portugal did and inflicted upon others in the name of religion. Try and understand, native people of North and south america and Africa and India were tortured for the sake of the church. The native people of the Caribbean islands almost went extinct because of it. This is unacceptable even for the era that they were in. This is why earlier in 2020 they attacked a Columbus statue.. what else will we justify?? African slave trade? Saying that it was an important part of their economy to sell slaves?? Funny part is if someone would behave the same way with the Spanish or the Portuguese now, these same countries would call them terrorists.
Anyway it is the past now; most (not all) christians are peaceful and non controversial
Oh Goa was such a prosperous place. Even the cow was dressed well.
@Johan Smid in Goa they were now holy for sure lol
Indeed.
@Johan Smid
Just like how in Murcia dogs have better rights than women?
Guess yeah.
@@granny2677 but in america youre not lynched if you kill a dog but cow mobs in india are a real ting
@@1313tennisman In India students don't shoot up the schools when they are bullied by their peers or teachers.
Goa was always prosperous in it's past history ! And we are proud of it ! It's only after it was liberated that it has become a mess as it is today ! This is clearly the inefficiency of the Indian government to preserve the identity of Goa ! By not giving it a special status since it was liberated much after the independence of the rest of India !
goa would have been a developed place if the portuguese still had it now, and this is coming from a Hindu
Absolutely agree. A shame... Miss, Goa so much.
Goa is the most developed part of India, a large part thanks to the Portuguese. This statement just doesn't hold any truth. Using economics to argue against imperialism is a slippery slope, and oftentimes can be used to justify imperialism just as much as it can be used to denounce it. Goa is a prime example of this. Goa is in fact one of the richest provinces in all of India, and that's mainly due to Portuguese presence in there. Another example: was colonialism justified in Algeria by the French? Economic investment was large-scale, and the economy in many ways advanced in a way it wouldn't if France was not present. Of course the answer is that it was not justified, but the reasons for which is that the French had bereaved the population of Algeria of self rule. The fact that neither the Portuguese nor the Indians wanted to grant Goa the question of self rule is the real crime.
Search for Goa Inquisition. Portuguese colonialists were worse than the British. It was only in the very late years that they liberalized.
@@adriangaming4853 yes no one denies inquisition. But even portugal had an inquisition in the past. Talking about conversions, various practices were banned in goa like Sati in the 16th century by Afonso de Albuquerque. Even hindus mourned at his funeral. And you are wrong about the portuguese, portuguese never saw goa as a colony but as their own territory.
Are you a fool ? Portugal just looted. Our land and ended our rich heritage. They made us slaves and beggers.
“Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference.”
― Mark Twain
That is why India never argued with Portugal or vatican regarding Goa
That's the reason india never argued again with portugal over goa claims, and marched it's army to goa to snatch goa from portugal and kick them out of our country.
@@NachiketBhat1818 ghattya you'll hv no right to talk about goa ..u be in Karnataka
@@dylanfernandes1547 ghattya hoga tera baap, and you be in portugal...
Gao inquisition is well documented
The comments of some Portuguese users here don't express the overall opinion on the colonial Portuguese rule. European imperialism and colonialism were both terrible, we are not proud of it. That doesn't mean we are not proud of the good things that were left behind, but colonialism was a virus and we are glad it changed. Long life to Goa and the Goan people. I hope I can visit Goa one day.
I'm' not proud of either, of ANY form of imperialism, but now Goa is being DOMINATED, colonised and destroyed by the so-called "liberators".
After my last visit, in 2015, I think I will ever return no Goa!
''The pollution in Goa’s air is almost visible to the naked eye, especially when driving over the Mandovi bridge into Panjim. It’s almost as though the state capital is covered in a faint haze.
Only as one gets closer does he realize that it’s pollution and not mist
Illegal mining in Goa is one of the biggest environmental disasters in Goa. Mining has caused irreversible damage to forests, agriculture, fisheries and water aquifers.
An estimated 100,000 people living in the villages in four talukas in north and south Goa have lost their source of living with their farms destroyed by mining silt and water sources contaminate...''
The Destruction Of Our Environment - A Goan Perspective” - Christopher Pereira
@@NaliniXS Had no idea things were that bad... But the liberators might not be the same people that allowed this to happen, Nehru is dead for a long time...
@@lucefece TRUE. Now capitalism is running wild!
@@NaliniXS A guy once said "He who has seen Goa need not see Lisbon". Things have changed indeed.
@@NaliniXSKeep your commie conspiracy theory to yourself. Every country while industrializing faced the same problems
I hope they make a video on Portuguese inquisition in Goa. From what I have heard many Goans speak of it was a very ruthless oppression of indigenous goan people worst than the British Empire tainted with mass conversions and other attrocities.
Portugal had Inquisition too...Portuguese people suffered with that too....whats new?????
@@br3menPT the difference is that Hinduism still survived in Goa but the original Celtic Lusitanian religion went to extinction in Portugal.
@@godfather911mafia the territoire where is Portugal in nowadays already had several religions
@@br3menPT just because Portuguese people had to suffer an inquisition does not mean that the rest of the world has to suffer one. Your argument is completely illogical and Invalid
@@godfather911mafia Its not the rest of the world....it was only the Portuguese territoire.....cant you understand that??
O meu pai aparece antes d e chegar aos 3minutos e 59(?) e vê-se depois, durante quase 30 segundos (uniforme branco, a analisar um relogio...)...foi com prazer e sobretudo emoção que o vi, ainda antes de eu nascer!
omg, was he a Portuguese official posted in Goa??
Sad to see so much hatred being expressed in the comments section.
Mostly made by neo colonialists of Portugal.
@@mr.profundis3804 Wrong! Mostly made by far right hindutwa bigots.
@@alangervasis 💩🇵🇹🖕
@@saieellokre1408 ha ha must be shiva linga
@@alangervasis hahaha Jesus is a dead body which u people worship
"Rule of power" that what east has learnt from West...
You're here too😂
Yeah..Because the east never had that concept..Ignorance at it's peak.
To all so called portuguese goans, can u tell me the name of your great great grandfathers?
I must be Kashinath, Vithoba or even Vinay, hahahahahahahaha.
Christanity was introduced 300 yrs ago by portuguese plz note this down.
You are right brother. The ancestors of present Christians in Goa were Gaudos, Kunbis, Kamats, Dessais etc. No one denies it. If you go to Cuncolim(Kunkulli), you will find that the Christians still maintain their ancestor's Kshatriya traditions. The Sontreo or Umbrella festival is an example.
vinay gawade Goa was ruled by Kannada Hindu empires of Kadambas and Chalukyas and Rastrakootas and Vijayanagara Empire for a total period of more than 600 years
So what ? Do you know what religion your ancestors from 5000 years back followed. Why is it that what religion your ancestors followed from 500 years ago matter more than 5000 years ago.? How do you draw the line.? And FYI. Even Jesus was not born Christian. So there's nothing wrong with changing your faith. Ppl change. And let them.
They forcefully change religion on There controlled land.
So don't be proud of so called thing
@@Casinodemedici : Most if not all the conversions were people escaping the tyrannical caste oppression in the Hindu religion. You shouldn't be proud of that too. :)
Eu sou Goes. Goans are NOT Indians. And we are proud of the differences. Viva Goa e Portugal para sempre.
thankfully so
i'm here just to pay my respect to goa as a unique nation with a proud and rich history, throughout centuries, some of them with portuguese influence which makes it even more special and noble. you goans are very welcome in cplp, the organization of all peoples of portuguese heritage. we in portugal gained also a lot of good things from our cultural conection with you. there is no more space for debating little things from our pasts that only serve to divide instead of bonding all of us...
viva. saude! cumprimentos desde portugal.
*****
Ridiculous nonsense!
The Portuguese actualy created a dictionnary Konkani-Portuguese and vice-versa!
And You should read all the reports written about Goa and it's inhabitants, reports who date back to the 16th century! Tomé Pires (ca. 1465 - ca. 1540) wrote the most marvellous descrptions about Goa and her people(s), only for starters! And after him so many others...
The medical-surgical high school was created in 1842, a school who had equivalences to the best European and Eastern Universities!
In 1900 a newspaper was founded, who was written in both Portuguese and Gujarati!
You simply don't know what You are talking, i.e. writing about!
Persecution of Indian Languages in Goa????
That's a BLUNT LIE, worthy of a disturbed mind like Your's seemingly is!
V4Goa How is portuguese different from Adil Shah? are they natives of Goa? lol.. u white sucker.. have some self respect
***** Indians roasted alive millions of widows who were forced to jump on the funeral pyre of dead husbands. considering the mortality rate then , you can well imagine the extent of genocide of widows that continued for thousand years
. it was Portuguese and later British who stopped this barbaric custom.
*****
Of course You couldn't find "even a single trace of Portuguese influence on the Hindus and Muslims of the region"
First, the smashing majority of all of them came to the territories AFTER the Indian Union's invasion!
And before that, Hindus and Moslems locked, not to say, entrenched themselves!
It's more than evident You're stubbornly insisting on what better suits Your preconceived opinion! Fair enough!
Yet, had You kept Your eyes wide opened, You would at least have seen all the strong influence, starting with all those monuments left behind by the Portuguese!
After the Indian Union's invasion the policy of New Delhi was to settle lots of Hindus in the territories!
Nevertheless, the Portuguese didn't only "influence" Goa, Damão and Diu, they really made those places something totally new.
And when some years ago the portuguese navy training ship "Sagres" passed Goa and the Indian Authorities denied the ship anchoring in the port of Goa (veeery strange, isn't it???), forcing the ship to stay in international waters, it were the Goans themselves, most of them of humble origin, who jumped into their boats and went to the "Sagres" training ship to greet the crew, with cheering, flowers, little presents, and banners with inscriptions like "this is Portuguese India", and "this is indian Portugal" and so on, and so forth!
I understand You may either not know any of that, or dislike it. And if You do know all of that, but insist in denying, only because You don't want things to be like this or that, it doesn't mean that they don't exist!
They are all true and REAL!
*****
You are ridiculous!
I'm not a Hindu Hater at all.
But I do hate sophistry like the one You are using!
It's more than obvious that You are trying to misuse history only to make ends meet within Your wacky brain!
I didn't even lost time reading all Your verbiaged slipslop gibberish.
Instead of spending time on UA-cam it would much more appropriated that You go find a doctor who may cure Your daft and goofy brain!
Our ancestors moved from Goa when Portuguese arrived today I can only understand 10% of Goan Konkani due to Portuguese influence. ( And influence in our language too)
Are you from Karnataka ?
Those days....no demonic polythene bags.People brought clothen or jute bags or simply wrapped the bought items n took to home.That's why so much cleanliness n no needless heaps of garbage.
@@Sangita_hotty ok but no.
Long live indian empire
Not goan we r portugal
It's only india
India empire yet to come
@@samir6102002
Go there
@@samir6102002 You are a part of Indian empire now you ricebag convert .Ask your Portuguese baap to take it back if they can 🤣 or else keep crying in UA-cam here
@@mattroules6691 Stop bickering! Goa was, is and always wil be the SOUl of a Goan!
Goan were liitle wealty n was k during Portuguese but now after indian came n now in 2018 v goan r struggling coz of all outsider came in our goa
Why don't u get a DNA check..
I wanna know how much ur DNA is different than Maharastrian, Karnataka ppl..or Delhi ppl..
Also, Portuguese allowed Goans who wanted a part f Portugal to get back there..why u stayed..
Yes very wealthy that they even decorated cows like in the video hahahahahaha how did you get very wealthy by selling your ammi to Portuguese or by taking ricebags?🤣🤣
@BVZ Yeas Pakistani and Bangladeshis do have same DNA as our i accept it ,no north Indian or bangali ever deny that .Even sri lankans have same DNA as Tamils and other south Indians, who is denying?? Even many Pakistanis too accept this fact .Atleast they don't claim DNA with Portuguese who lived 7000 km away! 🤣
@@pritsingh9766 why Goa had better social-economic level than rest of indian subcontinent? lol
Shut up clown. I'm Goan. We are happy with Indians. We are Indians
Goa was the most important city in India, this bothered the Indian government und Elite indian.
It was all because of politics and money, not because of religion or goans.
Today there are more deaths in Goa due to hunger and abandonment of the Indian government than in the past inquisition of the Portuguese.
You are an ignorant fool
Goa was a shithole. We made it beautiful.
Goa was so poor when it was under Portuguese rule .now goa is one of the richest and beautiful state
Can you back up your claims with some data and provide me some links? In 1930, as estimated by British, there were around 7.5 lakhs Goans. 4 lakhs were in Goa, 3.5 lakhs in British Indian cities like Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai and karachi. Rest 50k were scattered all over the globe...no other community except Jews are this scattered for livelihood. The only difference is - Jews didn't have their homeland at that time unlike Goans! Why? Because there were no jobs in Goa. Portuguese had made on capital investment in Goa. There were few schools of primary education in Portuguese medium. Rest were mainly konkani language schools for secondary education started by Goan themselves. The Portuguese government never established any general degree college in Goa even after 450+ years of rule. There was one medical College and one priest training seminary (rachol). Why are you proud of being a slave? 😂😂😂 Interesting seriously. I have never seen this before. 14 colonies of USA were in British control and they still fought for their independence !! Most of them were British themselves. Australia and Canada are contemplating removing British monarchy as head of states. Despite the fact that those countries were majorly populated by Brits themselves...and here you are, an ethnic konkani person whose ancestors were forcefully converted at gunpoint, whining for the country which is so far away from, which is not part of your DNA, Which subjugated your people from centuries 😂😂😂😂 Viva Portugal 😂😂 Lolz
Not only in GOA also in Mangalore, Bassein which is now Vasai (mumbai), Diu & Daman was invaded by the portuguese hence the names For Eg: fernandes, Pereira, D'souza, rodrigues etc etc to name a few which are portuguese names, Brazialian culture is very much similar to Goan culture except the fact that they speak portuguese & goans speak konkani..
indians asked portuguese help against the muslims....read some books
@@br3menPT isn't exactly the reason why they invaded they wanted the land
@guruprasad YM no..hindus asked portuguese help...hindus were under muslim control..not the portuguese
Vinayak Bhat
Bassein isn’t Mumbai. It is Bom Bahia.
@@br3menPT Even Portugal and spain was under muslim turk control. LoL you don't know your own history hahaha
Goa today is a disaster .. I wish Portuguese still ruled it ..
@@ankykkr7904 Goa has amazing culture...how dare you to say they fucked all their culture???
INDIA Should have attached Goa in 1951 after three Years of Peaceful and Democratic Negotiations with Portugal for Unification of INDIA .
No way..India should have wait until 1974...Now everybody know how fake was Neru pacifism lol
@AP France is France Portugal is Portugal...By the way Goa was not a colony anymore long time ago....Thats the problem! India think everything is colonialism! India had no right on Goa! India only had rights on British India raj nothing more else! When India get int UN they accepted all the Portuguese territoires across the world. How can Portugal accept to give a part of his own territoire? Nonsense...
@@br3menPT now Portuguese are weak
@@br3menPTLolz....Goa will and Goa was always a part of India. What makes you think that a far away European country of no consequence has any authority on a territory that is on Indian subcontinent? Portugal wanted to establish Nato base there and hence nehru was forced to use armed forces. If it was illegal then why NATO never attacked India? Afterall, as per the rule, nato members are bound to retaliate if any of the NATO member is attacked. Portugal was and still is a NATO member. Us president kennedy had said "India did what any other country would have done"😂😂😂😂 rice bags are crying because their free rice supply has stopped 😂
Don´t lie...USA criticized and condemned the invasion of Goa.... 🤣 Portugal was a pluricontinental country......starting in 1128 in old Galecia and spread around the world...@@VedicRevival
GOA IS NOT INDIAN
INDIA has RUINED Goa, it was so beautiful and clean its like all the other disgusting cesspits now, Goa brings most of Indians tourism revenue, most Goans have left for Britain, Brazil etc. they wanted independence they didnt want to be indian and do not consider themselves Indian, and rightly so
"happy to be part of India" in that case you aint no Goan, probably some Mumbaiker trying to force Indian RSS text book philosophy onto Goa.
those "goans" are immigrants from other parts of India...they arrived after the invasion in 1961
@@zoroastrianisticzoro297 🇵🇹🖕💩🇵🇹
Lol where is zororastrian in Iran goen under Islamic occupation perhaps if India wouldn't have existed zororastrians would have been non existent
My granpa was 23 years old when this videos was shot .... probably still a student at that time at varca ...
Looking at comments below it feels like the Goa is suffering from an identity crisis!
Most of them are RBC Ricebag converts
@@pritsingh9766 correct
Bruh ever heard of a place called "Kerala" it was kinda under portuguese occupation too (ok only Calicut, Cochin and Quilon but there was a significant presence of the Portuguese in Kerala they cheated on our king, WARS bla bla bla then the Dutch came... then the British... then Indians came... and well here we are)
@BVZ Ah dude you bunch of new generation eurocentric Christians tend to portray yourselves as the representatives of Goans.
@CIA: Central Intelligence Agency there has never been a separatist movement in goa... get your facts right first
8 years later, Portuguese were given royal kick out of Goa, India (after they were thrashed and surrendered)
and now Goa looks like a shithole...
@@br3menPT but Goa still looks better than portugal and vatican
@@DelhiMan-xb8nm yeah sure....LOL.....
@@br3menPT shithole bro have u even gone there do u have enough Portuguese money to make a flight to India let alone the beautiful exotic ,secure, and secluded places of the nation.
@@mukundarora5138 Portugal high income economy
India low income economy...do you have money enough to pay internet???? Im impressed!
Goa was the Capital of the STATE OF INDIA, a Portuguese State (with Viceroy and authonomy, formed by many cities and forts in all East Africa, Arabian Peninsula coasts, Persian Gulf, (Even one in the Iranian shores), Industan coasts, Half Sry-Lanka, Malacca and along the Indonesia, Timor, Mollucas, and the tradeposts permited and cedeed by China and Japan Emperors of Macau and Tanegashima.
From the Cape Hope, Asia, to Oceania in early 16th century. One of the first of Tricontinental States.
Whole goa wasn't anytime under Portuguese. Only north goa ... and east part was under thr control.. they tried hard to establish over goa but failed every time.
We Goans are not converts or forced converts because there was no such thing called Hinduism when Portuguese arrived in Goa in 1510. The term Hinduism was introduced in about 1830 AD by British writers. " [Encyclopedia Britannica, 20 `Hinduism' 519 ]
Man goa was built by lord Parshuram .
Lol brainless colonial bootlicker
Goa a very peaceful state and very simple people . The European Portuguese influence can still be felt in the state. The state was lucky to be in Portuguese hands than going to british like rest of india where poverty and famines were part of llife. Also they built first hospitals and all European systems.
Portuguese were more fanatic than British and ruthless too... they made so many atrocities on hindus ..
Portugese stole orphan Hindu kids in Goa from their extended families to make them Christians, imagine stealing orphan kids.
@@SanG-tc3gb...mentiroso
@@amitdabas229..é muito feio mentir....
@@fernaodias2591 Of course , converted people who worship their Portugese masters , don't like freedom . Still suffering from STOCKHOLM SYNDROME !
How long did Portuguese rule Goa?
450 years
The Portuguese rule in Goa lasted for as long as 450 years. The history of the Portuguese in Goa was similar to the British in India. It is interesting to know that while the Portuguese ruled Goa, their country itself was ruled by Spain from the late 16th century for a period of 60 years.
You´re wrong...Portugal was no ruled by Spain during Iberian union..thats why the spanish was not able to get in Goa during iberian union 1580-1640
President Kennedy told the Indian ambassador to the US, "You spend the last fifteen years preaching morality to us, and then you go ahead and act the way any normal country would behave… People are saying, the preacher has been caught coming out of the brothel."
The same Kennedy helped India in 62 ignoring Portugal.
@@adriangaming4853 You know nothing, America voted in favour of Portugal whereas it was the Soviet Union that was in favour of India
@@alanalmeida7887 When you're so much arrogant that you don't even care to read the comment properly.
Kennedy for sure wasn't very happy with India and it was USSR who supported India. But in 1962, during the last days of the Sino Indian War, Kennedy was making plans to help India against China ignorant the rants of Portugal just 10 months ago.
You don't preach sermon to animals and expect them to understand it.
@@alanalmeida7887yes... kennedy said India did what any other normal country would do ! This was normal...why would anyone tolerate foreign presence on their land? Slaves are never equals. Having Portuguese names and surnames won't make you an European. Stop making a fool out of yourself. I can't claim the part of glory of great english inventions by assuming the English name and converting to anglicanism...it's pure madness 😂😂
Love my Portuguese Goa
Why are you proud of being a slave? 😂😂😂 Interesting seriously. I have never seen this before. 14 colonies of USA were in British control and they still fought for their independence !! Most of them were British themselves. Australia and Canada are contemplating removing British monarchy as head of states. Despite the fact that those countries were majorly populated by Brits themselves...and here you are, an ethnic konkani person whose ancestors were forcefully converted at gunpoint, whining for the country which is so far away from, which is not part of your DNA, Which subjugated your people from centuries 😂😂😂😂 Viva Portugal 😂😂 Lolz
Finally, a true insight of Portuguese Goa that was not tainted with Nehru propaganda.
I'm Goan and I'm proud of our Portugese culture, viva Portugal
Then go to portugal lol 😂
Why are you proud of being a slave? 😂😂😂 Interesting seriously. I have never seen this before. 14 colonies of USA were in British control and they still fought for their independence !! Most of them were British themselves. Australia and Canada are contemplating removing British monarchy as head of states. Despite the fact that those countries were majorly populated by Brits themselves...and here you are, an ethnic konkani person whose ancestors were forcefully converted at gunpoint, whining for the country which is so far away from, which is not part of your DNA, Which subjugated your people from centuries 😂😂😂😂 Viva Portugal 😂😂 Lolz
Why are you proud of being a slave? 😂😂😂 Interesting seriously. I have never seen this before. 14 colonies of USA were in British control and they still fought for their independence !! Most of them were British themselves. Australia and Canada are contemplating removing British monarchy as head of states. Despite the fact that those countries were majorly populated by Brits themselves...and here you are, an ethnic konkani person whose ancestors were forcefully converted at gunpoint, whining for the country which is so far away from, which is not part of your DNA, Which subjugated your people from centuries 😂😂😂😂 Viva Portugal 😂😂 Lolz
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I'm Brazilian, Portuguese descent and a few months ago I did a DNA testing only to find out that I have Southeast Indian Ancestry, I was not so surprised since I knew that Portugal had forcefully colonized Goa. One day I'll visit Goa, I am part of them, and I know the sad history that they had to endure because of the colonization.
Tem que estudar melhor essa parte...saberá que foram os goeses a pedir ajuda aos portugueses contra os muçulmanos. E que há mt que Goa não era uma colonia mas sim parte do territorio português e os goeses eram cidadãos portugueses de pleno direito
@@br3menPTa slave is a slave...it can never be an equal😂😂
Goa is different things to different people. Please respect each one's feelings. And each one's story.
Why should we leave Goa , be It India or any other country we will always have a special bond with Portugal which is within us .
And you think your so great try to match the cleanliness and law and order of Goa during Portuguese rule and now . We aren't proud of anything we just don't like uneducated people trying to teach us what to do. [And I don't need to prove my love for my (secular) country.]
@@missiongamer4494 Goan people help poor india by sending billion of crores to indian coffers.
@Does It Matter Beggars we send billions in remittances to India.
@@tirikamtelYou ain't sending portugese r*pe product
What are you waffling mf? Goa is Indian land. Your little portugal can fck off
I remember so well the "human chain" of women carrying the ore from the mine face to load it on trucks to take to the barges. My father's mines in Bicholim were subsequently mechanised - much more humane? But it put those poor women out of earning the pittance they received. Whichever way you look at it, a no win sitution.
One further point, why so much hate - for the Portuguese... for the Indians ... who can blame anyone for wanting to be the rulers of one of the most fabulous places on God's earth?? Suffice to say it BELONGS to us Goans!
Goa sould be an independent state, Portugal would rather grant independence to Goa then to deliver it to the Indian Union, thats why peacefull negotiations were never made.
@@miguelpimentel5623Lolz...😂😂😂 Portugal made Goa a province because they were fearing military action from India. NATO provide protection to provinces of member states and not to their colonies 😂😂😂 does it look like that Portugal had any intention to grant independent to Goa? Show me some data/evidence to support your claim. You are clearly having a gala time writing fantasies 😂😂
Goa came under the governance of the Delhi Sultanate. But, the kingdom's grip on the region was weak, and by 1370 they were forced to surrender it to Harihara I who held on to the territory until 1469, it was appropriated by thesultans of Gulbarga. Then the area fell to the hands of the Adil Shahis of Bijapur, who established as their auxiliary capital the city known under the Portuguese as Velha Goa.
@Sohail khan Start learning English!
Viva as Goeses :) Eu sao Goes e eu sao orguilhos ! God bless Goa and Portugal.
BE KIND MY FELLOW COUNTRYMAN - LET US SHARE OUR BLESSINGS WITH THE WORLD - GOD GAVE US GOA, THE BEST PART OF THIS EARTH
Long Live Goa .... Death to Portugal
peace homie
Não sei se essa é a forma como se fala português em Goa, mas no português padrão é:
"Viva aos Goeses :) Eu sou Goes e tenho orgulho disso!"
Ask a Goan and Majority will say we stay under Indian Occupied Goa.
Lot of "citizens" of Goa were roasted in bonfires during the Inquisition that lasted till 1850.
FALSE..Inquisition in Goa lasted until 1812, and nobody were roasted in bonfire since 1774
In comments section I'm shocked to see how fluent are Portuguese in English... daal me kuch kala hai?
People talking about all the horrors by Portuguese but they don’t see that even in USA there were such horrors but it got better over time whereas in India 73 years after independence we still have the caste system, reservations based on caste and law and order is at its worst. Development seems to never happen and ministers just keep looting the unsuspecting people
Do you even know how India used to be in 1947? We barely had money to survive for few weeks! We are the fifth largest economy right now and on our way to become third. India as a democracy is still in its childhood. USA is a 250+ year old democracy. Read the history of USA. They have seen horrible racism, civil war and riots before they became this "the great power USA - the envy of the world" the rome wasn't built in a day my friend. You are comparing orange or an apple
Thank you for sharing this video.. Unfortunately Goa is being fraudulently taken over by the Indian government.. My heart bleeds to see the situation in the 21st century.. I pray that Goa will one day be restored to her timeless glory...
Just because you are paid to speak doesn't mean I am.. I speak with a distinct sense of loyalty and gratitude to the Portuguese for looking after my motherland for 400 years. I've seen the Indians plunder Goa... Money isn't everything like most Indians today believe.. There is something called gratitude, loyalty and patriotism..
@@savidadsouza2610 portugal is now a poor powerless country.they ll not come here.better u go darling.Goa is india.
@@savidadsouza2610 if u r so patriotic portugese,what r u doing in india?wearing indian sari?
@@Arkaworldd I'm very much Indian.. I have never denied it.. What I say here is in context of governance.. Goa was different from the rest of India under the British.. The ppl of goa always owned the rights to the land and the Portuguese protected that right.. But the rest of India was colonized where in the rights of the land of India belonged to the British crown.. See in Goa the goans were well respected and hence we respect the Portuguese for the respect they showed us as Indians.. But now we are being treated very badly.. Our land to which we have rights and the rights have not been taken over constitutionally by India, plundering my mother land in the time they can.. It Isn't correct.. Please understand the context in which I talk.. I'm very much Indian. Butim Goan first.. I will not go to Portugal as the other Indians want me to even.. I will not surrender my citizenship and move to Europe as most goans are doing out of frustration I can't blame them for that either. There is injustice here.. I'm looking for that governance that respects my right as a Goan.. A person who is patriotic to her motherland.. I can't take the plunder that goes on today.. It hurts.. As it would hurt you if you were suffering the same way..
I wear a Saree with pride for my ancestors before the Portuguese came wore a Saree.. My issue isn't with being Indian all I'm saying is the Portuguese were like gentlemen when it came to good governance and justice to the citizens.. But the Indians act as thieves hiding from their own law.. It can change but first they have to become aware of what they are and what they can be..
@@savidadsouza2610 wah bahi wah.....justice of Portugese, burning people on stake for Christianity. Goa under Portugese, where Inquisition took place, Hindus were second class citizens and slaves. They took all Goa's resources making Portugal rich and Goans poor. At least try to understand your own history, it's been 70 years of Independent India and still there are people like you who are shackled under colonial slave mindset.
The Goan people well preferred to live under the Portuguese rather than under the British before 1947 and even after 1961 Goans were unhappy under Indian rule.! And Goans always reminisced about their "good old Portuguese days" as fine wines, spirits and food was always available in plenty. They would always say, Viva Portugal, Viva Goa.! 🙏
Viva Goa e Portugal para sempre! Pre-61 Goa was the best.
Sim, meus avós dizem a mesma coisa.
@@alanalmeida7887 Eu tambem! Viva nossa linda Goa!
@UCJKeZHriGGcorMZ9FNtnCzw Yes, also in British India and England but Goa is now only a happy but never forgotten menory
How many rice bags your family had received when converted?😂
@@VedicRevivalThis is an old comment of mine. Goa (India) and Portugal should work together for peaceful relations and love between our cultures and people. Many mistakes were made in the past, the future should be one of friendship and progress together ❤️
Don't worry Goans the Chinese People's Liberation Army is coming soon to Liberate Goa, Kashmir, Sikkim, Nagaland, Khalistan, Manipur etc and we Chinese are going to take Arunachal Pradesh which belongs to us.
There are many things in the video narration that are BS when subject to scrutiny:1. The narrator claims that exporting Manganese ore is profitable. That is the stupidest thing to do and is the recipe to remain underdeveloped. At least they should have developed competency in refining pure Manganese or to Ferro-Manganese.2. . The narrator claims that importing without customs duty results in heavy volume of business which furnishes Goa with a comfortable revenue. (4:14). I don't see how spending money to buy foreign goods increases Goa's revenue unless they sell in black market (refered to as 'devious route' to India)3. The narrator pulled this from his netherlands: "Most Goan families are content to remain Portuguese citizens". He didn't cite any source. He followed this with a bunch of derisive remarks on India's poverty. 4. "Goa has strong religious ties to Portugal". I don't think even the converted Christians would claim to have 'strong' religious ties to Portugal. Religion is simply religion.5. The interviewer is already claiming that the feeling of colonialism is absent. What he means is that people weren't already violently revolting. Then the narrator explains that Portugal treats Goa like a province, its own unlike Britain which treated India like a leased property. Since the Portuguese are benevolent in promoting native Goans to high offices in their government in Goa, the locals should be grateful to them.
The narrator sounds like an American presstitute who is rented for furthering Portuguese propaganda on Goa.
This video is a full Portuguese propaganda. Dislike it
I wish Goa was declared a Independent country when it was annexed
Want to visit again soon :) Last time was in 2009 as a school trip. Enjoyed so much :)
Yes Irmao, We Goans are not Indians. Viva Goa e Viva Portugal!!
sin k in arabian sea
Triggered Indians over some Portuguese comments
Lmao
No sir those triggered people are those who surrendered infront of Mumbai police and RSS. Imagine if Indian army attacked you hahahhahahahahha
man both sides are making my braincells disappear
Thank you for sharing this is one of a kind video that shows old Goa where not many are available but the Goa people resistance to be part of India is profound and honourable which Indian government exploited after the Portuguese left in the current situation Indian have destroyed Goan rich culture and values 😢India has not kept Goa safe from Indian immigrants who have looted Goa and are still destroying Goa. The Goan government has become puppet under the Indian government sadly 😢
Was Goa a land mass that got drifted away from Portugal during the turbulent Biblical times ? ? 5:55 11:55
Portugal was the only pluricontinental country in this world...Read about it...
@@br3menPT Nobody care about salazar's colonialist bullshit.
@@br3menPT Dude you're not even Goan. You're some portuguese incel. Stop talking about shit you have no idea about.
@@mr.profundis3804 Wake up...Portugal already was a pluricontinental country centuries before Salazar born
@@brucewayne4128 Learn how to deal with different point of view....
Via Goa, Viva Portugal! Tumka soglenk dev borem koru
I have so many things to do in my life but people like you I have to come on UA-cam and tell you all the truth sorry if I hurt your feelings.
Rodrigues Goa Raping kids is what Church practiced. Even Pope has acknowledged and apologised for it.
madiam 4u No ones going to nuke anyone you inbred. We live in 21st century...time has changed but only country will use nuke is Pakistan 😂😂
@@JoebenProduction Pakistan surrendered infront of us just like Portuguese. Hahahahahhahahah. Times hasn't changed dude ,both Portugal and Pakistan will still surrender if they try to provoke India 🤣🤣 This time surrender will come free with nukes .
Prit Singh No need to fight other countries when there are people amongst themselves fighting in India. Use your brain fodea.
You Keralites We are Only Goans not Indians created on 15th August 1947 or Maharashtrians created 1st May 1960. It seems your GK and History is filled with Indian Propaganda.
Now stop rubbing your propaganda 🖕🖕🖕
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Спасиз за красивре видео про Гоа и за перевод на русский язык автору я казахстанка и очень люблю гоа ❤.мы туристы
Nice video. Should have put a couple of slides on Inquisition too.
Specially "haat katro khaam"
Why would they? They are proud of that Shamefully.
Whats the relation between Inquisition and 20th century? lol....
@@br3menPT Christianity is the relation. Same rabid ideology of heathen hatred that led to Inquisition is still continuing unchanged, condemning rest of humanity to hell.
@@monsterhunt8624 lol.....Nobody was punished by Inquisition in Goa since 1777....Portugal had Inquisition too...Inquisition was not created to punished people from Indian subcontinent under portuguese rule. Get your facts right
The performing cow still made an appearance at raves in goa 20 years ago.
Long live Portuguese Goa
Long live French Algeria
Long live British india
wtf
They are all gone, cheers in vain.
They are buried in histroy.
@@bitanbasu1965 so shall your kind along with the Moors.
Duh
Goa should be Independent from Indian Colonization.
Viva Goa e Viva Portugal
Portugal colonized Goa, Goa is a part of India. Keep crying you neo colonialist.
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Just wait Goa. Im coming to the rescue soon. My plans are made, soon you will be re-united with sweet sweet Portugal
Please, go eat naan from the floor right next where you took a shit.
lol, get yourself together Panjeet. At least things were organized when Portugal ruled.
What are you talking about? Portuguese didn't murder innocent civillians.
You have no idea what you are talking about. Goa was Portuguese centuries before India even existed.
I am not. I am highly educated, unlike you.
Goans are NOT Indians. Viva Goa e Portugal para sempre!
In your dreams 😂 puta portugal 💩
How many people were converted into Christianity by giving money they built all those cathedrals with Indian money What happened to the culture before Portuguese arrived
Indian army took Goa in two days -- so much for the "martial" race of Portuguese.
India was ruled by foreigners for 1000 years.
Viva Goa. Viva Portugal. Glória ao mais longo império global. Portugal forever 💜
Laudaa goa .Portugal is a part of India. We are coming. Jai Portugalistan .Jai Portugalpur
@@pritsingh9766funny bro 😂😂😂😂 this Portuguese masquerading as Goan is delusional
Nice propaganda. Now Goa have a hindu nationalist government.
Converted hindu to christian shame on you portuguese fucked all the culture of goa asked hindus to convert for money eat beef and convert
@@ankykkr7904 ??????
@@mr.profundis3804 🇵🇹💩🖕💩🇵🇹
Long live Goa n Real Goans ,excluding migrant indians !
Capturing someone's land and occupying it doesn't make it a property of the imperialist . India took what belonged to it . Why the drama by Portuguese people in the comment section ? Being an Italian I am totally against the Italian imperialism in Africa .
Why can't Europe get over it's colonial moorings
India is a country since 1947...there was no country called India..India was just a geographical concept
Italian imperialism in Africa was a joke a shame for your country. I wonder how dar you to make any comparison between Portugal and Italy about this matters...
@ Gautam
Have been told by my parents that even the poor would eat food in ceramic plates("Boshi" in konkani if your not a goan) and that they would never starve!.
exactly
Then why Goan colonies were everywhere in British India...from Mumbai to Karachi. From Hyderabad to Chennai and Kolkata... Lolz 😂😂😂 Portuguese never made capital investment in Goa. There were no jobs. There are so many Goan colonies here in Mumbai. From Santa Cruz to Bandra to Mahim! You guys are everywhere in Mumbai! This is British India I am taking about. Can you site one British Indian that was living in Goa to eat from that ceramic plate?😂
@@VedicRevival I know that people around India have been coming to Goa and stealing identities of people of Goa to get Portuguese passports..
Why talk about Portuguese or British times.. India is free and so is Goa, well.. after 14 years from Indian freedom though...
People in India are migrating to other countries even after 75 years of Indian freedom... Wonder Why?..
No jobs? Or they don't have a plate to eat in India?.. 😂😂
goa is a nice place and we love it, sea beach is aawwwesome
Long live Portuguese empire and we all goans love Portugal
Tive como professor de quimica um senhor natural de Goa....uma excelente pessoa
British didn't destroy culture of india but Portuguese were hard-core fanatics tried to transform goa to western culture Including demographics...
Of corse not.British gave Indians the 1876, 1888,1896,1900,1905 and 1943 famines kiling by starvation millions of indians. Not to mention the forced labour in tea and opium plantions!,and total control of trade and natural resources including intensive mining. I'm sure you love your british masters.
@leomate8301 , nop. I am not even primary member of rss / bjp.. just a student of history .. can you tell what wrong I said.. instead of throwing adjectives...I just compared between Portuguese and British...
@@maryto33the thing is today India can colonise both Portugal and Britain.
Both are chump states that nobody gives a sht about. Back to where they belong, at the bottom of the hierarchy! While India is reclaiming its rightful place
@@abhilash9918💯
Sad... India ruined Goa..
YES
Portuguese left a great Culture and Mixture in Goa,even nowadays many of those territories would prefer to stay Portuguese,not Indian.
Goans still miss getting burnt on the stake during Inquisition. They treasure the memory.
Inquisition was devilish,never will defend that,actually i always been tolerant in terms of Religion,or even Atheism.I like Goa,Daman and Diu and his native proples,that`s all ! Hugs !
Sanjay Kumar The majority of Goans don't even know the meaning of "The Inquisition" less heard about it... It was over 250 years that their ancestors were slaughtered or forcefully converted (catholic) and given a portuguese name (also because they could not pronounce the indians names). Thus the truth was not passed down from generation to generation because the "cleansing" was happening for over 250 years ... and thus some goans think that they are portuguses... They have no knowledge of The Inquisition because they were never taught that in school, this was forbidden by the portuguese...
Yes...all present Goan Catholics are actually Hindu Brahmins who were converted
Long live Goa
Long live Portugal