Christmas

Christmas is celebrated on December 25 with full enthusiasm by the people around the whole world. Basically, Christmas or Christmas Day is a yearly Christian holiday commemorating the birth of Jesus Christ. On top of that, “We Wish You a Merry Christmas" is a sixteenth-century English carol from the West Country of England . The derivation of this Christmas carol lies in the English ritual where well-to-do people of the society provided Christmas treats to the carollers on Christmas eve for instance 'figgy puddings' that were incredibly like current day Christmas puddings. It is one of the few conventional holiday carols. The song is frequently parodied.
Though traditionally a Christian holiday, Christmas is also broadly celebrated by many non-Christians, and a few of its popular celebratory customs have pre-Christian or secular themes as well as origins. Trendy modern customs of the holiday take in gift-giving, music, a swap of greeting cards, church celebrations, a unique feast, and the exhibit of a variety of decorations; including Christmas trees, mistletoe, nativity scenes, lights, garlands, and holly. Additionally, Father Christmas (recognized as Santa Claus in several areas, including Australia, North America and Ireland) is an admired mythological figure in numerous countries, allied with the bringing of gifts for kids. Since gift-giving plus various other aspects of the Christmas party involve heightened economic movement among both Christians and non-Christians, the holiday has become a major event and a key sales phase for retailers and businesses.
Likewise, in Bangladesh Christmas is observed in a befitting manner.