Azad Gomantak Dalache Zunjar Nete- Shri Vishwanath Lawande
Author: Gopal R. Dhavalikar Publisher: Goa Marathi Academy Pages: 44 Book Cover: Softcover₹60
He was the President of the well known revolutionary organisation of Goa “Viz Azad Gomantak Dal”, The members liberated Nagar-haveli and they attempted to liberate Goa, also fought with the Portuguese police using guns and ammunition.
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Goa Marathi Academy
Goa Marathi Academy: 3rd Floor, Old building of Education Dept, 18th June road, Panaji 403001. 2223904
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