In Mizoram, the state gears up for the grand Christmas celebration tomorrow. Decorations of churches, roads, towns, and villages are in place to welcome the birth of Jesus Christ. Christmas is celebrated for two days across the state, where community feasts are organised on the second day to mark the significance of the occasion. Mizoram is known for its vibrant Christmas, with its own unique blend of religious devotion and traditional fervour.
December is always a special month in Mizoram. The festive spirit scaled high as December brings the celebration of Christmas. Churches are decorated with full scale while Christmas carols echo in all nooks and corners of the hill state. Villages, towns, and offices are decorated with Christmas trees and Christmas songs reverberated throughout the state. Various Church bodies, NGOs such as YMA and individuals have donated gifts to the poor and the needy. The Governor Dr Hari Babu Kambhampati and Chief Minister Lalduhoma have led the people of the State in donating funds for various Orphanage Homes and Care Centres. Christmas symbolizes ‘giving’ and fosters the spirit of peace and unity.
