Dr. Pramod Sawant, Chief Minister of Goa, pays heartfelt homage to Mohan Ranade, a towering figure in Goa’s Liberation Movement. Ranade’s unwavering commitment and bravery were instrumental in galvanizing freedom fighters against colonial rule.
Champion of Goa’s Freedom: Mohan Ranade’s Legacy
Ranade, originally Manohar Apte, born on December 25, 1930, in Sangli, Maharashtra, was deeply involved in India’s fight for independence. Adopting the pseudonym Mohan Ranade, he dedicated himself to the Goa liberation cause, enduring fourteen years of imprisonment under Portuguese rule for his role in the liberation struggle.
Inspiration and Commitment: Ranade’s Impact
Ranade’s contributions ignited the revolutionary spirit among Goa’s freedom fighters, inspiring them to challenge and overthrow colonial oppression. His dedication and sacrifices remain etched in Goa’s history as a symbol of courage and resilience.
A Lasting Tribute: Dr. Pramod Sawant’s Homage
Dr. Pramod Sawant expresses profound respect for Mohan Ranade’s indomitable spirit and pivotal role in Goa’s quest for freedom. His homage reflects Goa’s enduring gratitude to Ranade’s legacy of bravery and determination in the face of adversity.
