Srinagar, April 3 -- Good Friday is observed across India tomorrow with solemn devotion, but in Delhi, the day carries a distinctive blend of history, community, and quiet faith. Churches across the capital come alive not with celebration, but with silence, prayer, and reflection, as Christians commemorate the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. It is a day marked by fasting, humility, and remembrance-yet one that also binds together diverse communities through shared belief.For Brother Solomon George of Mukti Aradhnalaya Church in Pitampura, Good Friday is among the busiest and most meaningful days of the year. He leads solemn prayers attended by hundreds of worshippers who gather to reflect on sacrifice and redemption. His preparations begin w...