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The Republic Day was celebrated with great patriotism and enthusiasm in our school on 26th January 2026. The celebration began with a Prabhat Pheri at 6:00 a.m., in which students and staff participated enthusiastically, carrying the National Flag and placards with patriotic messages through the nearby streets.

The National Flag was then hoisted by the Principal, followed by the singing of the National Anthem. The significance of the day was highlighted by the Principal, who inspired students to perform their duties selflessly and become responsible citizens. Students also presented a patriotic song expressing love and respect for the nation.

At 10:00 a.m., our school joined the villagers and parents at General Ground, Khazalang, to celebrate Republic Day together. Students showcased various performances, including Band Display, Dumbbell exercises, Patriotic songs, Traditional and Local dances, and Classical dance. The performances were highly appreciated by the Chief Guest and the audience present.

The celebration was successful and memorable, fostering a strong sense of patriotism and community involvement.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Pasighat, celebrated the 77th Republic Day with great patriotism on 26 January 2026 in the school premises. The programme began with the hoisting of the National Flag by the Principal, followed by the singing of the National Anthem.

A short speech highlighting the significance of the Indian Constitution, the sacrifices of freedom fighters, and the duties of citizens was delivered. Patriotic slogans and a melodious patriotic song presented by students added enthusiasm and national spirit to the celebration.

A Prize Distribution Ceremony was held to honour students for their achievements in various competitions conducted on the eve of Republic Day. The celebration concluded with the distribution of sweets and a vote of thanks.

Vivekananda Jayanti was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Pasighat, to mark the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, observed as National Youth Day. The programme aimed to inspire students by highlighting Swamiji’s teachings and values of character-building, discipline, and nation-building.

The event began at 10:00 AM with a Donyi Polo invocation prayer, lighting of the ceremonial lamp, and a floral tribute to Swami Vivekananda. The programme was graced by Sri Pankaj Lamba, IPS, Superintendent of Police, East Siang District, as the Chief Guest, and Smt. Garima Singh, IPS, Commandant, 5th IRBN, Pasighat, as the Guest of Honour.

A series of cultural programmes, including patriotic songs, dances, speeches, and skits depicting Swami Vivekananda’s life, were presented by the students. Traditional dances and a short presentation on Viksit Bharat showcased the vision of a strong and capable India.

Addressing the gathering, the Chief Guest motivated students to follow Swamiji’s ideals, while the Guest of Honour emphasized character formation among youth. The programme concluded with the distribution of sweets and chanting of the Shanti Mantra.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Pasighat, celebrated Universal  Brotherhood Day with great enthusiasm and devotion on 11th September 2025. The programme began with an Invocation Prayer, followed by  Welcom  Address delivered by the Principal. The Chief Guest of the Day,   Dr. Tajom Tasung,   President of Donyi Polo Yelam Kabbang, and the Guest of Honour, Sri Tobuk Dai, along with Education Officer Sri SC Dixit, were warmly felicitated. Thereafter, Miss Nimi L. Tali delivered the Chicago Address, recalling Swami Vivekananda’s historic speech at   World Parliament of Religions in Chicago, which continues to inspire the spirit universal brotherhood. The Significance of the Day was highlighted by Sri Anshuman Gogoi, who elaborated on the relevance of Swamiji’s message in today’s world. The Chief Guest, Sri Tajom Tasung, in his speech, emphasized the importance of harmony, tolerance, and unity among all communities. Vivek Vani was presented by Lentem Doming, inspiring students with the teachings of Swami Vivekananda. The cultural segment included an Action Song by Class I & II students, a Patriotic Song by Class IV boys, and Rhymes in Different Languages by Class I & II. Students also showcased Counting in the Adi language, a Drama performance, and a Traditional Dance, which highlighted the rich cultural diversity of the region. Sri S.C. Dixit ,Education Officer ,Siang Cluster gave Ashir Vachan. The programme concluded with Nara chanting by Miduk Rudo Megu.  To bring the sweetness of the program sweet was distributed among the beautiful gathering. Finally, the celebration ended with the Shanti Mantra, spreading peace and harmony. The day was indeed a memorable one, leaving a deep impression on the students about the universal message of Swami Vivekananda and the importance of brotherhood in building a better society.

The Universal Brotherhood Day was celebrated at VKV Khazalang at 10 a.m. in the school prayer hall to commemorate the historic speech delivered by Swami Vivekananda at the First Parliament of World Religions in Chicago in 1893. Shri Deru Zongluju, Chairman, Jangru Buchong Wubang, Nafra was the Chief Guest, and Shri Lobsang Khiluju, President of Khazalang and Lapusa Youth Association was the Guest of Honour. The program began with the Lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour, with Mangalacharan by students. They were felicitated with a token of love, and ‘Arohi’ was also inaugurated through them. The Welcome Speech was given by Principal VKV Khazalang. Su. Kamala Devi spoke on the importance of the day. She highlighted the five words of Swamiji’s “Sisters and Brothers of America”. She said Swamiji Vivekananda, through his inspiring words, had introduced the greatness of India’s ancient culture and spirituality to the world. Km. Sangjuai Sangcho of class IV presented the Chicago Address. Our students presented a beautiful Sajolang (Miji) song, followed by the Action song of classes I & II. Km. Lhamu Choijang and Km. Aradhya Nikhangju from class IV presented Vivek Vani in Hindi and English. A classical dance was performed by Km. Gloria Khiluju and Alisha Thriju were followed by the traditional Miji dance. An important and spiritual part of the event was the Gita Chanting performance by the students. Class I students presented Swami Vivekananda’s quotations. A patriotic song was also presented by the students. The highlight of the day was the inspiring speech delivered by our Chief Guest. He urged everyone to live in peace and harmony in this diverse land and spread the message of brotherhood. He said Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalayas not only work on academic excellence but also on the overall personality development of students. He also requested the Youths to come forward and support VKV Khazalang in the developmental work. The Chief Guest also donated a Smart TV to the school. The Guest of Honor, Sri Lobsang Khiluju, appreciated VKV Khazalang for its teaching values such as honesty, discipline, and overall students' learning outcomes. He assured that the youth association would always be there to support the school. The vote of Thanks was spoken by Shri Rituraj Moran. The program ended with the Shanti Mantra

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Pasighat celebrated  Shree Krishna Janmashtami with great devotion and enthusiasm in the school premises. The celebration commenced with an Invocation prayer, seeking the blessings of the Almighty, followed by a Guru Bhajan. Significance of the day was told to them, including short kathas of Sri Krishna ji related to Kaliya daman and Gowardhan Parvat. Concerned teachers led the Krishna bhajan in a beautiful, lead-and-follow style, and the students enthusiastically joined in, filling the atmosphere with divine energy and devotion. A special highlight of the programme was little Krishna posing in Krishna postures with a photo session, capturing the joyous and memorable moments of the day. Towards the conclusion, everyone chanted the shanti mantra together and offered flowers to Lord Shree Krishna. To bring the sweetness of the programme, sweet was distributed among students. The celebration left a mark of devotion and joy among all present.