Easter, universally recognized as Resurrection Sunday, was observed with fervor and joy by Christians worldwide yesterday.

In Nagaland, citizens commemorated the occasion with traditional rituals and expressions of faith.

Christians, in the capital city of Kohima, congregated in churches of various denominations to partake in special Easter services.

Noteworthy was the Easter Sunrise Service held at the Heritage, Old DC Bungalow, organized by the Kohima Baptist Pastors’ Fellowship.

The event drew participation from a multitude of believers who gathered to celebrate the resurrection of Christ.

Similarly, in Diphupar, the Baptist Pastors’ Fellowship orchestrated an Easter Sunrise Service Programme at the Ao Baptist Church Diphupar, uniting the faithful in worship and reflection.

A significant aspect of the day’s festivities was the administration of water baptism, symbolizing spiritual renewal and rebirth, which many individuals chose to undergo.

Expressions of solidarity and goodwill were extended by esteemed leaders.

President Droupadi Murmu, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi conveyed warm Easter greetings to the citizens, particularly the Christian community.

Governor La Ganesan and Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio also joined in extending their heartfelt Easter wishes to the people of Nagaland.

The celebration of Easter in Nagaland not only underscores the deep-rooted faith of its citizens but also highlights the unity and spirit of community that characterize the state’s diverse religious landscape.