Easter Sunday was celebrated in Mizoram, India, with a series of special worship services, community feasts, and the distribution of Easter eggs, reflecting the state's Christian majority. The celebrations commemorated the resurrection of Jesus Christ, gathering thousands of devotees in local churches. Worship services featured biblical sermons, hymns, and performances by local choirs, with the hymn “He Is Arisen” resonating throughout towns. Traditional sunrise services were held, where church members gathered at dawn for prayers. The festivities commenced on Saturday evening with Easter vigil services, and on Sunday, many churches served high tea with Easter eggs. Notably, the United Pentecostal Church and Roman Catholic Church organized community feasts in the afternoon, while Catholic communities also held mass and planned evening candlelight processions. Easter, celebrated on the first Sunday after Good Friday, is a significant religious observance for Christians.