Celebrated on 1 November
Puducherry Liberation Day — De Facto Transfer Day — is celebrated on 1 November, the day in 1954 that ended almost 300 years of French rule. Mark it with Pondicherry's French Quarter, bougainvillea streets, the lighthouse and the promenade as mini posters and die-cut vinyl stickers for your car, bike, laptop, bottle or wall.
Puducherry Liberation Day, also called De Facto Transfer Day, is celebrated every year on 1 November. On 1 November 1954 the French settlements of Puducherry, Karaikal, Mahe and Yanam were transferred to India, ending almost 300 years of French rule.
On StickyPie (stickypie.in): Puducherry Liberation Day mini posters and stickers with the French Quarter, the promenade and the lighthouse, shipped across India.
3″, 6″ and 7″. A 3″ piece suits a laptop, phone or bottle; 6″ and 7″ suit a car's rear glass, a bike or a wall. Prices start at ₹14.