The Archdiocese of Bangalore organised a Christmas get-together on Thursday evening for members of other faiths.
They were enthralled by an extravaganza of choir songs, carols and plays depicting the birth of Jesus Christ.
The get-together, held at the St Germain School in Fraser Town, was attended by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his Cabinet colleagues K J George, Roshan Baig, K R Ramesh Kumar, MLA N A Haris and senior officials.
In his Christmas and New Year message, Siddaramaiah said that the Congress government was the only government that had embraced members of all faiths by according them equal respect and ensuring their safety. Siddaramaiah, along with other dignitaries and guests, enjoyed Christmas carols, choir songs and plays that were performed by school and college students who represented the diocese.
Members of a local church were part of the choir singing group while another group of African students sang carols and choir songs. Students from the Northeast and several students of St Germain School performed plays depicting stories from the Bible.
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The Archdiocese of Bangalore organised a Christmas get-together on Thursday evening for members of other faiths.
They were enthralled by an extravaganza of choir songs, carols and plays depicting the birth of Jesus Christ.
The get-together, held at the St Germain School in Fraser Town, was attended by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his Cabinet colleagues K J George, Roshan Baig, K R Ramesh Kumar, MLA N A Haris and senior officials.
In his Christmas and New Year message, Siddaramaiah said that the Congress government was the only government that had embraced members of all faiths by according them equal respect and ensuring their safety. Siddaramaiah, along with other dignitaries and guests, enjoyed Christmas carols, choir songs and plays that were performed by school and college students who represented the diocese.
Members of a local church were part of the choir singing group while another group of African students sang carols and choir songs. Students from the Northeast and several students of St Germain School performed plays depicting stories from the Bible.
They were enthralled by an extravaganza of choir songs, carols and plays depicting the birth of Jesus Christ.
The get-together, held at the St Germain School in Fraser Town, was attended by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his Cabinet colleagues K J George, Roshan Baig, K R Ramesh Kumar, MLA N A Haris and senior officials.
In his Christmas and New Year message, Siddaramaiah said that the Congress government was the only government that had embraced members of all faiths by according them equal respect and ensuring their safety. Siddaramaiah, along with other dignitaries and guests, enjoyed Christmas carols, choir songs and plays that were performed by school and college students who represented the diocese.
Members of a local church were part of the choir singing group while another group of African students sang carols and choir songs. Students from the Northeast and several students of St Germain School performed plays depicting stories from the Bible.
The Archdiocese of Bangalore organised a Christmas get-together on Thursday evening for members of other faiths. They were enthralled by an extravaganza of choir songs, carols and plays depicting the birth of Jesus Christ.
The get-together, held at the St Germain School in Fraser Town, was attended by Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and his Cabinet colleagues K J George, Roshan Baig, K R Ramesh Kumar, MLA N A Haris and senior officials.
In his Christmas and New Year message, Siddaramaiah said that the Congress government was the only government that had embraced members of all faiths by according them equal respect and ensuring their safety. Siddaramaiah, along with other dignitaries and guests, enjoyed Christmas carols, choir songs and plays that were performed by school and college students who represented the diocese.
Members of a local church were part of the choir singing group while another group of African students sang carols and choir songs. Students from the Northeast and several students of St Germain School performed plays depicting stories from the Bible.