On Saturday, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar joined in the Christmas celebrations of employees of the Rajya Sabha Secretariat at the Vice President’s Enclave.
It was such a happy occasion for all members as well as Dhankhar because he equally came as the festive spirit and to meet the Secretariat staff. The official social media account of the Vice President posted pictures from the celebration revealing that the atmosphere was warm in Lineker’s party.
In the post on X, the earlier Twitter, it was written , “Hon’ble Vice-President, Shri Jagdeep Dhankhar, extended Christmas greetings with employees of the Rajya Sabha Secretariat today at the Vice-President’s Enclave."
It was a good example of a favorable and joyful atmosphere prevalent in political and administrative corridors of the nation, and thus, the vice president wished everyone on the happy occasion.
In a similar Christmas carnival, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also done the same in Delhi just a few days back. On Thursday he went for a Christmas dinner at the official residence of Union Minister George Kurian; he was welcomed by Christian leaders.
Highlights of the Programme: Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi lit candles at the time of celebration Cultural programmes were presented in connection with the occasion.
The Prime Minister went on to post on X where he said, “Participated in the Christmas functions being held at the house of Union Minister Shri George Kurian Ji. Also socialised with other important personalities within the Christian fold.
Christmas, an annual festival marking the birth of Jesus Christ, is celebrated worldwide on December 25. The day commemorates the birth of Jesus, who, according to Christian belief, was born to Joseph and Mary in Bethlehem. This event forms the foundation of Christianity, with Jesus of Nazareth considered a spiritual leader whose teachings have had a profound impact on the world.
For Christians around the globe, especially Catholics, the festival is a deeply religious occasion. Midnight mass is a tradition that many take part in at churches on Christmas Eve.
These services are often marked by candlelight and the fragrant blooms of Poinsettia flowers. After the mass, families and friends exchange greetings, and many partake in festive meals together.
At home, Christmas is a time for reunion and celebration, with families gathering to mark the occasion with warm meals and joy-filled moments.
The festivities are made even more special with carol singing, the twinkling of Christmas lights, and the decoration of Christmas trees, all contributing to the vibrant atmosphere of the day.
Both the Vice President’s participation in the celebrations and the Prime Minister’s involvement reflect the significance of Christmas as a time for fostering community spirit and cultural unity.
It is a reminder of the values of love, compassion, and togetherness that transcend boundaries and bring people together in celebration.
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