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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said the world is watching developments within the country, citing reports of "persecution" of Christians in India in a section of the global media.
"While many in our own country are living with their heads buried in sand, the world is watching," Gandhi said on Twitter referring to a report in 'The New York Times' titled 'Arrests, Beatings and Secret Prayers: Inside the Persecution of India's Christians'.
"In times of injustice, silence is complicity," the former Congress president said in the tweet with the hashtags "SpeakUp" and "NoFear".

'World is watching': Rahul on reports of 'persecution' of Christians

Citing reports of "persecution" of Christians in India in a section of the global media, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said the world is watching developments within the country. The Congress leader wrote on twitter that while many in our own country are living with their heads buried in sand, the world is watching. He made the remark on twitter while referring to a report in 'The New York Times' titled 'Arrests, Beatings and Secret Prayers: Inside the Persecution of India's Christians'.
"In times of injustice, silence is complicity," the former Congress president said in the tweet with the hashtags "SpeakUp" and "NoFear".

He made the remark on twitter while referring to a report in 'The New York Times' titled 'Arrests, Beatings and Secret Prayers: Inside the Persecution of India's Christians'.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Tuesday said the world is watching developments within the country, citing reports of "persecution" of Christians in India in a section of the global media.
"While many in our own country are living with their heads buried in sand, the world is watching," Gandhi said on Twitter referring to a report in 'The New York Times' titled 'Arrests, Beatings and Secret Prayers: Inside the Persecution of India's Christians'.
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"In times of injustice, silence is complicity," the former Congress president said in the tweet with the hashtags "SpeakUp" and "NoFear".

Today is Christmas, and the year 2022 is around the corner. It's the ideal time for families to get together and spend some quality time together as they ring in the New Year with fond memories. In keeping with this idea, Bollywood's Mr Perfectionist is spending Christmas with his lovely daughter Ira Khan and her boyfriend Nupur Shikhare. Ira had actually shown a glimpse of their Christmas celebration, which is all about love and happiness.
Ira shared a beautiful picture of herself with Aamir Khan, Nupur Shikhare, and a friend while posing with a telescope on her Instagram account. While this photo is full with smiling faces, we were drawn to Nupur and Aamir's clothes. The actor was seen twinning with Nupur in a red and blue check shirt and pyjamas. In addition, Aamir was seen in the photos with a moustache. Ira had captioned the photo, 'Merry Christmas'.
Ira had earlier shared a mushy photo with Nupur, which she said was taken on Christmas Eve. Ira and Nupur were photographed wearing matching red and green sweaters and denims as they posed in front of a well lit tree.

Christmas 2021: Pics from Aamir Khan's celebrations with daughter Ira and her beau Nupur 

Aamir Khan and Nupur Shikhare can be seen twinning in checkered ensembles in one of the images from Christmas 2021.


SUPER: Aamir Khan celebrates Christmas with daughter Ira &amp;&nbsp;her boyfriend Nupur
SUPER:&nbsp;Ira shared adorable pics on her Instagram stories
Ira posted a beautiful picture of herself with Aamir Khan, Nupur Shikhare, and a friend while posing with a telescope on her Instagram account. While the photo was beaming with smiling faces, we were drawn to Nupur and Aamir's clothes. The actor was seen twinning with Nupur in a red and blue check shirt and pyjamas. Ira had captioned the photo, 'Merry Christmas'
SUPER: Ira shares a mushy pic with beau Nupur Shikhare on Christmas
Ira had earlier shared a mushy photo with Nupur, which she said was taken on Christmas Eve. Ira and Nupur were photographed wearing matching red and green sweaters and denims as they posed in front of a well lit tree.

Aamir Khan and Nupur Shikhare can be seen twinning in checkered ensembles in one of the images from their Christmas celebrations

It is Christmas and 2022 is around the corner. It's the ideal time for families to get together and spend some quality time as they ring in the New Year with fond memories. In keeping with this idea, Bollywood's Mr Perfectionist is spending Christmas with his lovely daughter <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/aamir-khan-s-daughter-ira-khan-says-activities-she-called-self-care-were-actually-self-destructive-1626612148606" target="_blank">Ira Khan</a> and her boyfriend Nupur Shikhare. Ira shared glimpses of their Christmas celebration, which is all about love and happiness.
Ira posted a beautiful picture of herself with Aamir Khan, Nupur Shikhare, and a friend while posing with a telescope on her Instagram account. While the photo was beaming with smiling faces, we were drawn to Nupur and Aamir's clothes. The actor was seen twinning with Nupur in a red and blue check shirt and pyjamas. Ira had captioned the photo, 'Merry Christmas'.
Ira had earlier shared a mushy photo with Nupur, which she said was taken on Christmas Eve. Ira and Nupur were photographed wearing matching red and green sweaters and denims as they posed in front of a well lit tree.
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The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton played the piano for the first time in public during a special carol service in London's Westminster Abbey broadcast on Christmas Eve.
Kate performed with British pop star Tom Walker, who sung a rendition of his emotional single 'For Those Who Can't Be Here.'
The televised event, which was dedicated to those who have supported their communities during the coronavirus pandemic, also included performances by a choir and well-known artists including Ellie Goulding and Leona Lewis.
It was attended by several groups, including soldiers who aided evacuations from Afghanistan, carers, faith leaders and people who were isolated during the pandemic.

Watch: Duchess of Cambridge plays piano at Royal Carol Concert

Duchess of Cambridge played the piano for the first time in public She performed during a special carol service in Westminster Abbey
Kate performed with British pop star Tom Walker on Christmas&nbsp;eve Even dedicated to those who supported their communities during Covid-19 pandemic It was attended by several groups, including soldiers who aided evacuations from Afghanistan

Kate performed with British pop star Tom Walker, who sung a rendition of his emotional single 'For Those Who Can't Be Here.'

The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton played the piano for the first time in public during a special carol service in London's Westminster Abbey broadcast on Christmas Eve.
Kate performed with British pop star Tom Walker, who sung a rendition of his emotional single 'For Those Who Can't Be Here.'
The televised event, which was dedicated to those who have supported their communities during the coronavirus pandemic, also included performances by a choir and well-known artists including Ellie Goulding and Leona Lewis.
It was attended by several groups, including soldiers who aided evacuations from Afghanistan, carers, faith leaders and people who were isolated during the pandemic.
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Even though the vaccine is here, we must stay vigilant this festive season. Here are some simple and easy ways to celebrate Christmas at home during this time. 

Christmas 2021: Here's how you can celebrate a Covid-safe Christmas

Don't let the pandemic spoil the festive vibe. Here are some simple yet fun ideas to celebrate Christmas this year. 

Celebrate Christmas season with the utmost care &amp; safety
Switch on Netflix and binge on those Christmas classics
Arrange for virtual meet-ups with your loved ones
Be a Secret Santa by organising the gift exchange tradition
Instead of buying a Christmas cake &amp; cookies bake them at home
Have a family game night or host a Karaoke night at home

Don't let the pandemic spoil the festive vibe. Use these recommendations to have a safe and enjoyable Christmas this year!

As the threat of the Covid-19 virus still looms large, it would be wise to celebrate the upcoming Christmas season with the utmost care and safety.
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So, here are some simple and easy ways to celebrate Christmas at home this year.
Christmas movie marathon
What's better than spending quality time with your family this festive season. Switch on Netflix and binge on those Christmas classics you always wanted to watch and enjoy the Christmas vibe with a movie marathon.
Host a virtual party
This year, Zoom and Google Meet have become the standard for holiday gatherings. So, you can arrange for virtual meet-ups with your loved ones and enjoy a unique yet special Christmas celebration.
Send gifts from far away
Giving gifts is often a fun aspect of the holiday season. You can also be a Secret Santa for someone either by organising the gift exchange tradition among your family and friends or by participating in online Secret Santa events.
Bake away
Apart from being the season of sharing, Christmas is also known for its delicious food items. Instead of buying a Christmas cake and cookies, bake them at home this year. A family that bakes together, stays together.
Plan a family game night &amp; sing Christmas songs
It's always a wonderful idea to have a family game night and it'll be much better when you do it under the dazzling lights of your Christmas tree. You can also host a Karaoke night at home with all of your favourite Christmas songs.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/christmas-2021-celebrating-the-birth-of-jesus-christ-1640233452628">Christmas 2021: Celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ&nbsp;</a>

Christmas is celebrated across the world on December 25th every year.  

Christmas 2021: Know history, significance and ways to celebrate the day 

Christmas is celebrated across the world on December 25th every year. Know the history, significance and ways to celebrate the day. 

Christmas 2021: Celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ 

As soon as December begins, people eagerly wait for Christmas
People of all religions celebrate Christmas with great gusto
Celebrations start from the evening a day before Christmas
People sing carols &amp; prayers are held in churches
Different tableaux of Jesus Christ birth story are shown
People decorate Christmas trees with gifts &amp; ornaments
On this day, people enjoy traditional Christmas meals

Christmas is celebrated across the world on December 25th every year.

As soon as the month of December begins, people eagerly wait for Christmas. From waiting for Santa Claus to the custom of gift giving.....people of all religions celebrate this festival with great gusto.
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Observed on 25th December every year, Christmas is celebrated on the occasion of the birth of Jesus Christ. It is an event of utmost importance to the followers of Christianity as it is believed that God had sent his Son on earth as a sacrifice to redeem the people of the world from their sins.
Celebrations start from the evening a day before Christmas, which we call Christmas Eve. People sing carols remembering the Lord, prayers are held in churches around the world and different tableaux of the birth story of Jesus Christ&nbsp;are shown.
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Many also bring Christmas trees into their homes and decorate it with gifts and ornaments. The traditional Christmas meal comprises of delicacies such as roasted turkey, gingerbread, Christmas cake, pudding, eggnog and mulled wine.

Meghalaya Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh on Tuesday hosted a pre-Christmas party for the MLAs, uniting the rival political parties as the members sang carols together.
Lyngdoh led in singing the carol 'Felis Navidad' with Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma, while former CM Mukul Sangma, and ex-speaker and state TMC chief Charles Pyngrope joined in.
"Was delighted to join Hon'ble Speaker, Hon'ble Leader of Opposition & Hon'ble MLA in singing the #Christmas carol at the Pre-Christmas Celebration joined by our colleagues. #Meghalaya sends its Christmas blessings to each of you," the chief minister tweeted.
Others who attended the party are Congress Legislature Party leader Ampareen Lyngdoh, cabinet ministers Kyrmen Shylla and Sniawbhalang Dhar.
An official of the Assembly Secretariat said the pre-Christmas party was organised to bring together the legislators of different political parties during the festive season.

Watch: Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma joins political rivals in singing Christmas carols

Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma sings carols with political rivals

((start with the carol breathe))
It's that time of the year when politics takes back seat in Meghalaya. Leaders across party lines come together in the spirit of Christmas.
Meghalaya chief minister Conrad Sangma joined Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh, former CM Mukul Sangma and other MLAs in singing Christmas carols.
Assembly Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh on Tuesday hosted a pre-Christmas party for the MLAs, uniting the rival political parties as the members sang carols together.
Lyngdoh led in singing the carol 'Felis Navidad' with Chief Minister Sangma and other political leaders joining in.
The leaders were joined by Santa Claus as they grooved to Feliz Navidad.
((End long breathe: singing))

Christmas 2021: Political leaders sang carols together&nbsp;at a&nbsp;pre-Christmas party hosted by Meghalaya&nbsp;Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh

Meghalaya Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh on Tuesday hosted a pre-Christmas party for the MLAs, uniting the rival political parties as the members sang carols together.
Lyngdoh led in singing the carol 'Felis Navidad' with Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma, while former CM Mukul Sangma, and ex-speaker and state TMC chief Charles Pyngrope joined in.
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"Was delighted to join Hon'ble Speaker, Hon'ble Leader of Opposition &amp; Hon'ble MLA in singing the #Christmas carol at the Pre-Christmas Celebration joined by our colleagues. #Meghalaya sends its Christmas blessings to each of you," the chief minister tweeted.
Others who attended the party are Congress Legislature Party leader Ampareen Lyngdoh, cabinet ministers Kyrmen Shylla and Sniawbhalang Dhar.
An official of the Assembly Secretariat said the pre-Christmas party was organised to bring together the legislators of different political parties during the festive season.

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