How did the goan people react to their colonial past

1.	How did the goan people react to their colonial past
Answer» The\xa0Goan people\xa0are quite attached to\xa0their colonial past\xa0under the Portuguese rule. They are nostalgic about\xa0their\xa0good old Portuguese days, the Portuguese\xa0people\xa0and\xa0their\xa0famous loaves of bread.\xa0The Goans remember their past under the colonial rule with nostalgia and fond recollections:\tGoa had not gained Independence with the rest of India. This is because they were colonized by the Portuguese and not the British.\tIn 1961 Goa gained freedom . The Portuguese were forced to leave.\tBut even today the Goans remember their past under the colonial rule with nostalgia.\tThey miss the good old Portuguese days especially the Portuguese bakery.\tThe smell and taste of the Portuguese bread still linger on their palates.\tTo keep the memories alive they have still kept the Portuguese bakeries.\tEvery morning the baker called ‘Pader’ a Portuguese word, comes thudding his stick and announces the fresh breads.\tIn rituals too the Goans stick to the items of the Portuguese bakery.\xa0

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