Kidding aside, I miss Christmas lights. Here in Kerala, we used to have Christmas decorations on almost all houses, irrespective of religion. I used to be excited to put up a star and string of lights outside the house every year when I was young, though we are Hindus.
In the last ten years or so, the social atmosphere in India, like everywhere else in the world, has become so vitiated that I hardly see a paper star or two in our area , which has a smaller population of Christians than in the south of the state.
Why can’t it wait till December 1, at least?
Kidding aside, I miss Christmas lights. Here in Kerala, we used to have Christmas decorations on almost all houses, irrespective of religion. I used to be excited to put up a star and string of lights outside the house every year when I was young, though we are Hindus.
In the last ten years or so, the social atmosphere in India, like everywhere else in the world, has become so vitiated that I hardly see a paper star or two in our area , which has a smaller population of Christians than in the south of the state.