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The school-level National Children’s Science Congress was successfully organized in Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Basar, with great enthusiasm and active participation of students.
 The program commenced with the chanting of 3 Omkara followed by Sahana Vavatu, creating a serene and spiritual atmosphere. Thereafter, Sri Kapil Bhagat addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech highlighting the importance of the program in nurturing scientific temperament, creativity, and innovation among students.
  Following this, the children delivered their presentation on various scientific themes, showcasing their research, creativity, problem-solving skills, awareness of local issues, and innovative ideas for sustainable development.
  The judging panel carefully evaluated each presentation, and marks were awarded on the basis of originality, scientific approach, presentation skills, and relevance of the topic. Based on the scores, the winner was selected to represent the school at the district-level competition.

On 29th Aug 2025, our school, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Basar had observed ‘National Sports Day’ in the school premises Km. Nyarik Bam student of class VII, gave a speech on the day by highlighting the objective of the day we celebrate National Sports Day to commemorate the birth of hockey Legend Major Dhyan Chand, and highlighting the importance of sports and fitness in our daily life.
 Before the commencement of the game, all the students and teachers took a sports Oath led by Sri Veera Balaji R, pledging to uphold the true spirit of sportsmanship and fair play.
 Various fun activities were conducted for the students of different classes. For classes 1 to 5, games like musical chairs and shoe lace tying were organized, which created excitement and joy among the younger children. For classes 6 to 8, competitive events such as Relay race, water filling, and the traditional local Galo game Nyarka Hinam were held. The students participated actively and showcased their sporting spirit.
 At the end of the program, a prize distribution ceremony was organized. The winners of different events were honored with prizes, which were distributed by two parents and our principal sir. The celebration not only brought out the talent of the

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Basar celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great patriotic spirit and enthusiasm. The programme commenced with the flag hoisting ceremony by our respected Principal, followed by the National Anthem. Soon after, an ITBP Major visited the school and delivered a motivational speech, encouraging students to remain disciplined, responsible, and devoted to the nation.
 As part of the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, students and staff actively participated by displaying the National Flag in their homes, spreading the message of unity and pride in our national identity.
Post the school programme, our students participated in the Independence Day celebrations at Todak Memorial General Field. Both boys and girls proudly took part in the parade, representing the school with discipline and honour. As part of the cultural events, the students of Class 5 presented a meaningful skit on the theme “Nasha Mukt Bharat”, creating awareness about the harmful effects of substance abuse and promoting a healthy lifestyle.
Our school secured 3rd prize in the parade and 2nd prize in the skit competition, bringing pride to the entire VKV Basar family. The celebration instilled a strong sense of patriotism among students and staff, inspiring everyone to contribute towards the progress and well-being of the nation.

On June 5th, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Basar organized Environment Day Celebrations. Principal Didi, teaching staff, non-teaching staff, and all beloved students participated.
    The main aim of the event was to increase students' awareness of the importance of the environment and promote eco-friendly practices. Kr Dotem Basar of class VII delivered a speech emphasizing the importance of environmental conservation and our duties as future caretakers of the planet. The theme for World Environment Day is “Our land. Our future.” # We are generation restoration. #Beat plastic pollution.
    After the assembly, all the students, Principal Didi, along with teachers, planted the sapling and a local handmade or recycled dustbin brought by the students. These were planted and installed in different parts of the school campus to promote greenery and cleanliness.
An awareness rally was conducted by students and teachers to spread messages about saving the environment, reducing plastic use, and promoting sustainable practices. The rally covered key locations in Basar town and attracted the attention and appreciation of local residents.
To mark the occasion meaningfully, students and teachers visited the site of the upcoming building at Bam and conducted a tree plantation drive, contributing to the generation of the future educational space.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Basar celebrated the festival of Vasant Panchami cum Saraswati Puja on 3rd February 2025, to seek the blessing from the Goddess of learning. Students were asked to report to school at the usual time in their traditional attires. The celebration started at 9:00 am positively. The puja was performed by Shri Dipankar Sarkar while the teaching staff and the children’s’ recited the mantras after him. 
    Students kept their books in front of the puja pedestal. ‘Saraswati bhajan’ was sung by some girls of class VII which was led and followed by all teachers and the students which made the whole environment devotional. Students throng at the puja mandapam to offer Pushpanjali and chandan tika on their foreheads. The puja was completed at 10:00 am. Then prasadam (Porridge prepared by Bhaiya and Didi) was served to all. The children looked happy and satisfied. The celebration ended at 11:00 am with the children leaving the school campus.

    Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Basar celebrated its 76th Republic Day on the school campus with great glory. The Republic Day function started at 7:30 am with the flag hosted by our Principal Didi. Commending the function Principal Didi gave a speech on how Republic Day is important to Indians and on this day the constitution of India came into being replacing the Government of India Act 1935 and making India a Republic nation. Our school program ended with the National Anthem and the distribution of sweets to everyone present there.
    After completion of the school program, the entire family of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Basar with students headed towards the general field to celebrate the Republic Day with everyone together. Our school took part in the Parade. 
    Our school girls got 3rd prize in March past. The program comes to an end with the distribution of a token of love by Deputy Commissioner Sir of Leparada to all the participants who had participated and secured positions.

Our school, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Basar observed Swami Vivekananda Jayanti again on the school campus on 21st January 2025 according to the Hindu calendar. According to the Hindu calendar, Vivekananda was born on Krishna Paksha Saptami after seven days of Paush Purnima. Swami Vivekananda was a Hindu monk and follower of Vedanta philosopher of Hinduism. He was a disciple of Ramakrishna.
    The event started with 3 omkaras and sahana vavatu and a small cultural program was organized. The significance of the day was delivered by Km. Geken Lombi student of class VII. The swadesh mantra was led and followed by Km. Dakmo Bam student of class VIII and Vande Mataram song was sung on the morning assembly by all teachers and students. On this occasion prize distribution ceremony was conducted for winners of Prajnya Vikas, the Proficiency prize, and the WWF quiz competition. The program was successfully concluded by Pushpa Arpan on the portrait of Swamiji.

On 12th January 2025, Vivekananda Kendra vidyalaya Basar had celebrated Swami Vivekananda Jayanti (National youth day) with much grandeur and zeal in the Tribal cultural hall Central Kargu Gamge Basar. This day mark as the significant day in the history of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya’s, as it is the birth anniversary of our immortal Swami Vivekananda, the cyclonic monk of India. In total more than 200, students and parents attended the celebration.
Students, parents and well wishers gather from everywhere to witness the cultural program in the said location at 10:00 a.m. As it is customary, the program started with the lightning of the lamp by the Chief Guest Dr. Mary Nanom Taloh ma’am, extra assistant commissioner (EAC), Basar and chanting of three omkaras along with Sahana vavatu.
A warm welcome speech was accorded by our Principal didi to join the great celebration. Students of class VIII performed a beautiful welcome dance followed by the felicitation of chief guest and school supporting member (SSG members) by our Principal didi. 
Students beautiful elaborated by the significance of the day. The culture program troops get ready to give a blasting performance on the stage. Traditional local dance, group dance, patriotic song and skit of pictographic memory of Swamiji were performed by our students and students of MMR Gurukul School perform a patriotic song which left the audience gaping with awe and admiration.
Chief Guest, Dr. Mary Nanom Taloh EAC ma’am, in her speech remembers the great soul for his Himalayan effort to restore India's glorious past. She quoted the famous saying of Swami Vivekananda “Arise awake and stop not till the goal is reached”. Ma’am has appealed the students not to limit the scope of education in mere learning of book an educated them that really education is the education which make an individual discipline human being and which continue towards healthy growth of family, society and a nation which ultimately lead to good education and to follow the teaching of Swami Vivekananda.
The program comes to happy conclusion at around 12:00 p.m. by offering flowers on the portrait of Swami Vivekananda and Bharat Mata and by chanting Shanti Mantra. 
    Programme in-charge: All Teachers
    Significance of the day: Km. Minisha Gadi student of class VIII and
 Dr. Mary Nanom Taloh Ma’am, EAC Basar