Christmas 2021 Updates: Several leaders took to Twitter on Saturday to wish Indians on the occasion of Christmas. While Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked people to remember the life and great teachings of Jesus Christ, President Ram Nath Kovind urged citizens to build a society based on the values of justice and freedom embodied by Christ.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Friday participated in a midnight mass program at a prominent church in the city and prayed for everyone’s well being. She later took to social media and urged everyone to maintain the COVID-19 protocol amid the festivities. “I pray to God for everyone’s safety and well being. The festive lights everywhere and the warmth of smiling faces fill my heart with joy. As we celebrate, I urge everyone to maintain all COVID protocols. Wear a mask and use hand sanitizer at all times,” she posted on Facebook.
Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and Leader of Opposition VD Satheesan greeted the people of the state on Christmas eve. He urged people to celebrate Christmas with unity, compassion and forgiveness.
Here are all the updates related to Christmas:
• “Merry Christmas to all! We remember the life and great teachings of Jesus Christ, who laid the highest emphasis on service, kindness and humility. May all be healthy and prosperous. May there be harmony all around,” tweeted PM Modi .
• “Merry Christmas to fellow citizens in India and abroad, especially to our Christian brothers and sisters. On this joyous occasion, let us resolve to build a society that is based on the values of justice and liberty and Follow the teachings of Jesus Christ in life.”
• President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden brought some Christmas Eve cheer for hospitalized children who aren’t old enough to go home for the holidays.
• Amid a rise in coronavirus cases across the US, many churches have canceled Christmas services in person, disappointing pastors and church-goers who consider them an annual attraction. Other churches plan outdoor services or offer a hybrid of online and in-person worship, often with tighter restrictions for those in attendance. These included requirements to wear a mask and show proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
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