that we could not part. so we decided to marry. archive: feelings have reached a boiling point over this - over this last european possession. and december 15th, 1961, the indian army started marching towards goa. so we were getting all the news from the army as to how they had progressed, what had happened, and we were also communicating this to the people of goa. the indian army came fully prepared, but there was no, what you may say, resistance anywhere. on the contrary, people used to crowd in front of them to welcome them. without even any shots being fired, without any persons being killed, huh? the armyjust walked through. it was a cakewalk.
point over this last european possession. and december 15th, 1961, the indian army started marching towards goa. so we were getting all the news from the army as to how they had progressed, what had happened, and we were also communicating this to the people of goa. the indian army came fully prepared, but there was no, what you may say, resistance anywhere. 0n the contrary, people used to crowd in front of them to welcome them. without even any shots being fired, without any persons being killed, huh? the armyjust walked through. it was a cakewalk. the portuguese abandoned their arms, knowing they could not make any show against the 30,000 invading troops.
it used to rain very heavily. you could not put your foot without being bitten by a leech. now, it is just difficult to imagine because it was notjust a day or two, but six years. two of us were doing the broadcast, mr vaman sardesai and myself. and we had done such a historic work together that we could not part. so we decided to marry! feelings have reached a boiling point over this last european possession. and december 15th, 1961, the indian army started marching towards goa. so we were getting all the news from the army as to how they had progressed, what had happened, and we were also communicating this to the people of goa. the indian army came fully prepared, but there was no, what you may say, resistance anywhere. 0n the contrary, people used to crowd in front of them to welcome them.
and december 15th, 1961, the indian army started marching towards goa. so we were getting all the news from the army as to how they had progressed, what had happened, and we were also communicating this to the people of goa. the indian army came fully prepared, but there was no, what you may say, resistance anywhere. 0n the contrary, people used to crowd in front of them to welcome them. without even any shots being fired, without any persons being killed, huh? the armyjust walked through. it was a cakewalk. the portuguese abandoned theirarms, knowing they could not make any show against the 30,000 invading troops. the chief of staff very jubilantly told me, do you know, lobo, the portuguese have surrendered now, goa is free.
play who have been able to start to chart this level of non commemoration and i think we ve donein non commemoration and i think we ve done in the last 30 years in various parts of the world to commemorate non commemorated people is extensive. this research report is welcome. it s sobering and very disappointing reading. it gives us the ability, now we know the numbers, and the areas to look, we can start the search is properly and we can pick up on the failings of the past to make sure that we act today to make sure we put it right. given the remit of the commission and the archives that it holds, why did it take a film in 2019 by david lammy to bring this to the commission s attention? well, we have been working commission s attention? well, we have been working to commission s attention? well, we have been working to correct - commission s attention? well, we l have been working to correct errors and omissions the 30 years or more. we do it all the time, even now