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Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Jairampur observed National Youth Day and Swami Vivekananda Jayanti with great reverence and patriotic fervour on 12 January 2026 in the school auditorium.

The programme began with the Lighting of the Lamp by the Chief Guest, symbolising the victory of knowledge over ignorance, followed by the chanting of “Sahanavavatu…”, invoking peace and harmony.

Sri T. Sritharan, Principal, VKV Jairampur, delivered the Welcome Address, highlighting Swami Vivekananda as the soul and inspiration of Vivekananda Kendra. He stated that the celebration marked the culmination of Samarth Bharat Parva, observed from 25 December 2025, and spoke about Swamiji’s historic meditation at Kanyakumari and his vision of education as the foundation of national development.

The programme was graced by Sri Isimir Tikhak, Vice Chairman, DoTLC, Government of Arunachal Pradesh, as Chief Guest, and Lt. Col. Adith Ravi, Second-in-Command, 10 Assam Rifles, as Guest of Honour. Both dignitaries were felicitated during the ceremony.

The Importance of the Day was presented by Kumar Lomlen Litin of Class XI, followed by the Prize Distribution Ceremony, recognising students for their achievements in academics, cultural activities, and outreach programmes.

In his address, Lt. Col. Adith Ravi inspired students with Swami Vivekananda’s call, “Arise! Awake!”, encouraging them to contribute to nation-building through discipline, fitness, and service. He also highlighted the role of Assam Rifles, proudly known as the Sentinel of the North-East.

Sri Isimir Tikhak expressed his emotional attachment to the Vidyalaya, appreciated its contribution in nurturing responsible citizens, and encouraged students to strive for excellence and good character.

A vibrant Cultural Programme by students showcased patriotic songs, classical and traditional dances, dramas, yoga demonstrations, and mime performances, reflecting Indian culture and Swami Vivekananda’s ideals.

The programme concluded with the chanting of the Shanti Mantra – “Sarve Bhavantu Sukhinah…”, spreading a message of universal peace and harmony.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Jairampur observed Library Week 2025 from 21st November to 27th November 2025, aiming to nurture a deep-rooted reading culture among students. As per our tradition, the celebration was not merely an event but a value-based academic movement inspired by Swami Vivekananda’s vision of holistic education.
The week-long programme encouraged students to look beyond textbooks, discover the joy of reading, and recognise the library as a living centre of knowledge, reflection, and self-growth.

Programme Overview
A well-planned schedule of activities was conducted throughout the week, ensuring active participation from Primary to Senior Secondary sections.

Library Week 2025 at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Jairampur concluded on a high note, leaving behind a renewed enthusiasm for reading and learning. The library transformed into a vibrant space of curiosity, creativity, and quiet contemplation.
Such initiatives reaffirm the Vidyalaya’s commitment to nurturing intellectually alert, morally strong, and culturally rooted students. The library shall continue to play a vital role in shaping young minds—one book, one reader, one idea at a time.

Sadhana Diwas, the birth anniversary of Mananeeya Eknathji Ranade, was observed with devotion and discipline at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Jairampur. The programme was graced by Mananeeya Bhanudasji, General Secretary, Vivekananda Rock Memorial and Vivekananda Kendra; Kumari Sujatha Nayak, Secretary, VKV APT and following Education Officers of VKVAPT.
•    Sri. S.C. Dixit, 
•    Sri. P. Ajayakumar 
•    Smt. K.K. Reena. 
The Super Six Football Team and their coaches were also present on this occasion. The programme began with Shanti Patha – Om Bhadram Karnebhih, invoking peace and auspiciousness.

The Principal, VKV Jairampur, welcomed all the dignitaries and shared the significance of Sadhana Diwas in the life of Kendra workers and students.
Sri. P. Ajaya Kumar, Education Officer, VKV APT, briefly spoke on the early life of Eknathji and the foundations of his steadfast character. He highlighted how discipline, courage, and commitment shaped him into a national leader.
After the geet, Kumar Ngamlo Veo, Class XII, spoke on the life of Mananeeya Eknathji. He narrated important events from Eknathji’s journey—his early struggles, his association with national service, and his tireless efforts in building the Vivekananda Rock Memorial.
Sri S.C. Dixit, Education Officer, VKV APT, then addressed the gathering on Eknathji’s organizational leadership. He emphasized Eknathji’s ability to convert challenges into opportunities and unite people for a noble cause.
Students of Class X presented a devotional Geet – “Vandana Abhinanda…”, filling the atmosphere with inspiration and collective harmony.
This was followed by a meaningful speech by Kumari Harini, Class X, who spoke on the ideology of Eknathji. She explained how his thoughts were rooted in Swami Vivekananda’s teachings and how he transformed spiritual ideals into practical service for the nation.
Smt. K.K. Reena, Education Officer, VKV APT, then shared insights on Vivekananda Kendra and Eknathji’s final tapasya. She reminded everyone that Eknathji’s life was dedicated completely to the service of Mother Bharat, and his work still guides the mission today.
Following this, Adarneeya Sujatha Didi, Secretary, VKVAPT, was to lead the gathering in Geet and Pushpanjali to Mananeeya Eknathji. All dignitaries, teachers, students, and football team members offered Pushpanjali with shraddha.
The programme concluded with the Shanti Mantra, spreading a message of peace and unity.
Sadhana Diwas at VKV Jairampur thus became a moment of reflection and resolve, reminding everyone of Eknathji’s life of dedication, discipline, and service to the nation.

Universal Brotherhood Day, commemorating Swami Vivekananda’s historic address at the Parliament of Religions in Chicago on 11th September 1893, was celebrated with fervour and devotion at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Jairampur. The school auditorium radiated an aura of cultural pride, youthful energy, and spiritual harmony as the entire VKV family came together to honour the message of global oneness.
Inaugural Ceremony
The programme commenced with the Lighting of the Lamp and Mangalacharan, invoking divine blessings. The solemn glow of the lamp symbolised the eternal flame of knowledge and unity.
The Welcome Address was delivered by the Principal, VKV Jairampur, who extended a heartfelt welcome to all dignitaries, guests, parents, teachers, and students. He proudly mentioned the celebration of the five Utsavas at VKV and highlighted the timeless relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s teachings that continue to inspire the world.

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The festival of Sri Krishna Janmashtami was celebrated with immense joy, devotion, and cultural enthusiasm at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Jairampur. The programme commenced with the melodious chanting of the Shanti Path – “Bhadram Karnebhi…”, invoking peace and divine blessings for all.
The occasion was graced with a series of devotional and cultural presentations, including soulful bhajans, messages from the Srimad Bhagavad Gita, and a graceful classical dance performance that beautifully depicted the life and leelas of Lord Krishna. The atmosphere was filled with devotion and cultural vibrancy, reminding all of the timeless relevance of Sri Krishna’s teachings.
Smt. Devsri Nath, in her address, highlighted the importance of the day, beautifully narrating the life, works, and eternal message of Sri Krishna. She emphasized how Lord Krishna’s guidance continues to inspire humanity towards righteousness, dharma, and selfless service.
In his blessings, Sri Ajaya Kumar, Education Officer, VKVAPT, congratulated the school fraternity and reminded all that Sri Krishna Janmashtami is one of the most significant festivals of our Vidyalaya, having not just religious, but also spiritual and cultural importance. He quoted the Bhagavad Gita shloka – “Dharm Sansthapnarthaya Sambhavami Yuge Yuge” – reminding students that Lord Krishna appeared to protect the righteous, uphold dharma, and unite society in values of truth and justice.
He further reflected that:
•    Society is steadily accepting the contribution of VKV students, and with the presence of 45 VKVs across Arunachal Pradesh, including the newly opened VKV PSG, the mission of value-based education is spreading.
•    The teachings of Krishna show us that every individual has their own dharma, and fulfilling it sincerely is true worship.
•    Indian society, though diverse, is deeply rooted in Dharma and finds unity in cultural practices and traditions.
•    The example of friendship between Krishna and Sudama inspires us to cultivate humility, simplicity, and genuine relationships beyond material wealth.
•    Lord Krishna’s guidance to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra is a reminder that our duty (karma) must be performed with dedication and without attachment.
The celebration concluded with the collective chanting of “Haathi Ghoda Palki – Jai Kanaihya Lal Ki”, filling the campus with divine fervour and joy. The programme not only deepened the students’ understanding of Krishna’s message but also reaffirmed the school’s mission of nurturing future citizens rooted in dharma, culture, and humanity.

The 79th Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Jairampur. The programme began in the early hours with a Prabhat Pherry, in which all the students, led by the school band, marched through the town raising spirited slogans like “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” and “Vande Mataram”. The vibrant echo of these slogans filled the atmosphere with a strong sense of national pride and unity.
At 7:00 a.m., the National Flag was hoisted on the school campus by Sri. P Ajaya Kumar, Education Officer, VKVAPT, in the presence of students, teachers, supporting staff, and well-wishers. In his inspiring address, he paid heartfelt tribute to the supreme sacrifices of our freedom fighters. He reminded everyone that India is steadily progressing towards the dream of Viksit Bharat—a New India. He also highlighted the importance of Operation Sindoor and cautioned the gathering against the systematic efforts of foreign agencies to weaken and erode the rich cultural heritage of Arunachal Pradesh. His words ignited a sense of responsibility among the students to safeguard both the freedom and culture of our great nation.
After the school programme, students and teachers proceeded to the General Ground, Jairampur, to participate in the ceremonial flag hoisting organised by the local administration. The students of VKV Jairampur presented an impressive performance that won the admiration of all and was adjudged the best performance, securing the winners’ trophy.
Adding further glory to the occasion, VKV Jairampur received two prestigious awards from the district administration—one for achieving outstanding results in Class XII Board Examinations and another for the school’s excellent service in the field of education and social contribution. The awards received from HMLA Sri. Laisam Simai, 51, ST Nampong constituency.
The celebration concluded on a high note, instilling pride in every heart and reaffirming the Vidyalaya’s commitment to uphold the ideals of Swami Vivekananda, while contributing meaningfully to the vision of a strong, self-reliant, and culturally rooted India.

Miss Radha Pradhan highlighted the significance of Raksha Bandhan — stating that it is not merely a festival of brothers and sisters, but a celebration of Indian values, culture, and emotional bonds.
As per tradition, the Principal offered Rakhi to “Om” and a sacred tree while chanting Vedic mantras, sending out the message that protection is not only for human beings but also for nature and the environment.
Assam Rifles Commandant, Soldiers, Administrative officials, including the Additional Deputy Commissioner of Jairampur, the Police Inspector, the Branch Manager, and others, were also tied Rakhis — symbolising unity and mutual respect.
In his address, the Principal prayed to God to grant students the strength to stay away from bad habits. He urged them to live for values, safeguard culture, and uphold discipline and respect.
The programme also recalled historical and mythological stories related to Raksha Bandhan — such as those of Indrani–Indra, Rani–Yama–Yamuna, Draupadi–Shri Krishna, and Roxana–Porus — emphasising that this bond goes beyond blood relations.
The broader significance of Sawan Purnima was also highlighted — marking the conclusion of the Amarnath Yatra, the devotion of the Kanwar pilgrimage, the Radha-Krishna Jhula Utsav, Balaram Jayanti, Hayagriva Jayanti, and Sanskrit Day.

Following the tradition of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalayas, the school had organized programme in the Guru Poornima, inviting the priest from the Buddhist monastery in Kovin village. All the students and teachers were assembled in the school auditorium. The programme began with three Omkara followed by Aaikya mantra. A. M. Mishra Sir welcomed the whole gathering. In his address, he set the tone of the whole programme. His address was followed by another address by Rakesh Tiwari Sir, who highlighted the importance of the auspicious occasion. He mentioned the reason behind the celebration and the values enshrined with it. After his address, Bindu Didi and the prayer group led two guru bhajans, followed by all students present in the auditorium. The Buddhist performed the rituals of puja and blessed the audience. After the completion of the rituals, A. M. Mishra Sir thanked all on behalf of the school and the programme got concluded with santhi mantra. All left the auditorium with sweets in their hands and a sense of happiness in their expression.