A Us-Canada military agency is trying to track Santa Claus for 68 years, helping children across the world find out when the magical sleigh is coming to their homes.

Washington: For the world, Christmas is celebrated as the birthday of Jesus Christ, but for kids, it’s all about sweets, presents, and Santa Claus. We’ve all heard the stories of a magical elderly man donning a red dress that fulfills the dreams of children, but as we grow older, we come to know that it’s our parents who put gifts beneath our beds or the Christmas tree. It takes time for us to believe that Santa Claus is not real, whom we even tried to catch barging into our houses. But what if we tell you that a military agency is trying to track Santa in real life? Yes, you read that right. The joint US-Canadian military monitoring agency has been tracking Santa for over six decades. In fact, it’s a decades-long Christmas tradition of the military agency to track the whereabouts of Santa, helping children across the world find out when the magical sleigh is coming to their homes.