Goa Independence Year From Portugal
Goa was liberated from Portuguese rule and attained its independence in the year 1961.
This followed a period of Portuguese colonial administration that lasted for over 450 years.
The Indian military operation, known as Operation Vijay, led to the annexation of Goa, Daman, and Diu from Portugal.
Therefore, the correct year for Goa's independence from Portugal is 1961.
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