Who reversed the “blue water policy” ?
(a) Col. Forde
(b) Count de Laly
(c) Albuquenqrue
(d) Francisco de Almeide
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Answer / murali krishna molakalapalli
blue water policy introduced by Francisco de Almeide
and it is reversed by Albuquenqrue
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