The resolution designates July 3 of each year as Indian Christian Day (Yeshu Bakti Divas) in New Jersey, providing a platform for Indian Christians to celebrate the teachings of Jesus Christ through acts of love, worship, and service to the underprivileged. This date is significant as it marks the martyrdom of Saint Thomas the Apostle, who is believed to have arrived in India in 52 AD and contributed to the spread of Christianity in the region. The celebration aims to honor the legacy of Christianity in Indian culture and society while fostering unity and understanding among diverse communities.

The resolution also calls upon the Governor to issue an annual proclamation encouraging public officials and citizens to observe Indian Christian Day with appropriate programs and activities. This initiative is part of a broader movement that seeks to preserve the identity of Indian Christians within the Indian cultural heritage and promote inclusivity, regardless of language, custom, creed, region, or religion. The establishment of this day aligns with the ongoing Decade of Celebration (2021-2030) commemorating the 2,000th anniversary of Jesus Christ's earthly ministry.