Indigenous Faith Day Celebration

Indigenous Faith Day was celebrated on 1st December 2025 with great enthusiasm at VKV (NEEPCO) Kimi. Smt. Jamuna Saksa, Resource Person, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, while Smt. Asen Khonjuju, Social Worker, attended as the Guest of Honour.
In his welcome address, Principal Sri Bhim Prasad Upadhyay highlighted the current linguistic situation of the state and the rapid decline of its native languages and dialects. He expressed concern that the number of speakers of various dialects is steadily decreasing. Many languages, even those with relatively larger speaker populations, have become unsafe, some are endangered, and many others have turned vulnerable. He stressed that the protection and preservation of these languages have become essential to safeguarding cultural identity.
Chief Guest Smt. Jamuna Saksa, in her address, emphasised the invaluable contributions of Golgi Bote Talom Rukbo ji in fostering cultural awareness and initiating the Donyi-Polo movement in 1978. She urged everyone to preserve and promote the rich cultural diversity of Arunachal Pradesh.
The celebration featured various cultural programmes and indigenous games and sports such as archery, bamboo stilt walking, and tug of war, in which students, teachers, parents, and Sankul members enthusiastically participated.




Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya NEEPCO Kimi has observed World Environment Day on 5th June 2025 in the school Premises with a befitting manner. To commemorate the day, various events were conducted to create awareness among the students and teachers regarding the preservation of the environment. In the morning assembly, a speech was delivered by Sri Rintu Deb, a teacher, about the significance of this day. After the Assembly, students from all the classes, along with teachers and bhaiyas involved in planting saplings of different plants in the school gardens and around the playground. After the fourth period, students of class VIII went to the EEPCO office with a few teachers for the plantation drive program organized by NEEPCO. In the sixth and seventh periods, drawing and essay writing competitions were held from class III to VIII, respectively, on the theme “Our Land Our Future, Beat Plastic Pollution”. Around 140 students, 11 teachers, and 2 bhaiyas were part of today's programme on World Environment Day.


