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Raipur, December 24, 2008: The teachings of Jesus Christ tell us about humanity, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Dr Raman Singh today said.
In a message Singh wished the people from Christian community and others a happy Christmas.
On the eve of Christmas, he said the life and teachings of Jesus teaches us about humanity besides truth, non-violence and social cohesiveness and also wished prosperity to the people from all community on this occasion.
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