He published a newspaper called "Free Goa". Death He died on 26 September 1958, Loknayak Jaiprakash Narayan was one of the pallbearers. The Government of India issued a postage stamp in his honour. Legacy The World Peace Council at Stockholm in 1959 posthumously awarded T. B. Cunha a gold medal for his contribution to the cause of "Peace and Friendship among People." Cunha's mortal remains are housed in an urn at a memorial located in Panaji's Azad Maidan. A prominent road in the city of Panaji is named as "T. B. Cunha Road". A statue of Cunha has been installed in his ancestral village of Cuelim, Cansaulim. A school in Margao and a government higher secondary school in Panaji are also named in Cunha's honour. The campus in Panaji's Altinho which houses the Goa College of Architecture and the Goa College of Music, is named as "Dr. T. B. Cunha Educational Complex". A sports' complex in Cansaulim, Cuelim is named after him, and his portrait was unveiled in the Indian Parliament in 2011 to commemorate the golden jubilee of Goa's accession to India. The book The Life & Times of T. B. Cunha by Nishta Desai was published in 2015. References External links Tristao de Braganza Cunha, 1891 ~ 1958 – Father of Goan Nationalism, GOACOM, GOACOM Biography Series Activists from Goa 1891 births 1958 deaths University of Paris alumni Goa liberation activists People from South Goa district Portuguese Indian expatriates in France