Anastacio Almeida
Indian independence activist
About Anastacio Almeida
Anastacio Tomacinho Barnabe de Almeida (12 July 1929 – 25 May 1978) was an Indian independence activist and trade unionist. He was a prominent figure in the National Congress (Goa) and served as a political prisoner during the Goan independence movement.
Early life and education Anastacio Tomacinho Barnabe de Almeida was born on 12 July 1929 in the village of Velim, in the Salcete taluka, to Caetano Almeida. He completed his graduation with a Bachelor of Arts degree and also undertook a course in journalism.
Accolades In recognition of his contributions to the Goan independence movement, the Central Government awarded him the Tamrapatra.
Personal life Almeida was married to Shashikala Hodarkar. She was also an independence activist like him and he supported her in these efforts.
Death He died on 25 May 1978.
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