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Till 1961, Goa Had Its Own Airline That Bypassed India To Fly To Portugal
The creation of TAIP (Air Transport of Portuguese India) was accompanied by the development of airport facilities in Goa, Daman and Diu.
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Thousands Of Blue Jellyfish-Like Creatures Was Up On California Beaches
Velella velella are similar to the Portuguese Man O'War as they are made up of a colony of tiny individual animals.
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"Like Killing A Part Of Ourselves": Goans On Vanishing Portuguese Legacy
As Lorraine Alberto begins her Portuguese class at Goa University, students from the former colony are in short supply.
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Citizenship Law Won't Impact Goans With Portuguese Passports: Official
Goans who have obtained Portuguese passports through a unique law enacted by the Portuguese government for its formal colonials in Indian territories, will not be impacted by the Citizenship law, state Commissioner for NRI affairs, Narendra Sawaikar said on Wednesday.
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Feni: The Famous Cashew Fruit Liquor from Goa You Must try
An erstwhile Portuguese colony, Goa has managed to retain its vintage charm through its local customs and food. One such example is feni (fenny).
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China Triples Macau's Size With New Maritime Jurisdiction
China has granted tiny Macau control over its surrounding sea for the first time to help boost its economic development, more than tripling the size of the former Portuguese colony's territory.
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Eder Strike Hands Portugal Win Over Italy in Friendly
After a low-key first half in Switzerland, the 27-year-old striker -- born in the Portuguese colony of Guinea-Bissau -- grabbed his first goal for his country with 52 minutes gone after an assist from Ricardo Quaresma.
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Angolan President Heads to China as Low Oil Price Bites
Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos headed today for his first official visit to China in seven years as his country, which is Africa's second largest oil producer, struggles with falling oil prices.
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Till 1961, Goa Had Its Own Airline That Bypassed India To Fly To Portugal
The creation of TAIP (Air Transport of Portuguese India) was accompanied by the development of airport facilities in Goa, Daman and Diu.
-
Thousands Of Blue Jellyfish-Like Creatures Was Up On California Beaches
Velella velella are similar to the Portuguese Man O'War as they are made up of a colony of tiny individual animals.
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"Like Killing A Part Of Ourselves": Goans On Vanishing Portuguese Legacy
As Lorraine Alberto begins her Portuguese class at Goa University, students from the former colony are in short supply.
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Citizenship Law Won't Impact Goans With Portuguese Passports: Official
Goans who have obtained Portuguese passports through a unique law enacted by the Portuguese government for its formal colonials in Indian territories, will not be impacted by the Citizenship law, state Commissioner for NRI affairs, Narendra Sawaikar said on Wednesday.
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Feni: The Famous Cashew Fruit Liquor from Goa You Must try
An erstwhile Portuguese colony, Goa has managed to retain its vintage charm through its local customs and food. One such example is feni (fenny).
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China Triples Macau's Size With New Maritime Jurisdiction
China has granted tiny Macau control over its surrounding sea for the first time to help boost its economic development, more than tripling the size of the former Portuguese colony's territory.
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Eder Strike Hands Portugal Win Over Italy in Friendly
After a low-key first half in Switzerland, the 27-year-old striker -- born in the Portuguese colony of Guinea-Bissau -- grabbed his first goal for his country with 52 minutes gone after an assist from Ricardo Quaresma.
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Angolan President Heads to China as Low Oil Price Bites
Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos headed today for his first official visit to China in seven years as his country, which is Africa's second largest oil producer, struggles with falling oil prices.
