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VKV Namsai celebrated Universal Brotherhood Day on 11 September 2026 with a spirit of unity, harmony, and reverence for the ideals of Swami Vivekananda. The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by Smt. Kalyani Namchoom, ADC, Namsai District, Shri H. N. Dubey, Director, Public Relations, AUS, alumni members Chow Tichanam Singkai and Shri Mocambo Hopak, along with Shanmukhan P., Principal, VKV Namsai.

The programme featured Vivek Vani, a presentation of Swami Vivekananda’s Chicago Address, and vibrant cultural performances highlighting India’s rich heritage and the message of universal brotherhood. Shri Niraj Dubey delivered a thought-provoking speech on the significance of the day.

Shri H. N. Dubey highlighted Swami Vivekananda’s contribution to India’s cultural history, while Smt. Kalyani Namchoom emphasised the importance and uniqueness of individual cultural identities. The release of Arohi 2026–27 and the felicitation of meritorious students added further significance to the occasion.

The celebration concluded with a reaffirmation of the message that humanity is one family and that mutual respect, harmony, and service are the foundations of a peaceful society.

A Shraddhanjali Sabha was organised to pay homage to Maneeneya Balakrishnan Ji, All India President of Vivekananda Kendra and Vivekananda Rock Memorial, who left for his heavenly abode on 27 August 2026.

The programme was graced by the Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Shri Chowna Mein Ji, along with senior officials, distinguished dignitaries, representatives of Vivekananda Kendra and social organisations, alumni, staff members, and students.

The programme began with Mangalacharan and Deep Prajwalan, followed by a minute of silence, chanting of “Shri Ram Jai Jai Ramo”, and Bhagavad Gita Chapter 15 by Upasaka Didi and her team. Timita Didi presented a brief account of Maneeneya Balakrishnan Ji’s life and contributions, followed by heartfelt reflections from Priyanka Didi and Dr. Debashish Dey Bhuiya.

The Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister paid tribute to Maneeneya Balakrishnan Ji and recalled his inspiring contribution and legacy. The programme concluded with flower offerings and the Shanti Mantra.

The gathering remembered a life dedicated to selfless service, nation-building, and the ideals of Swami Vivekananda, and resolved to carry forward his noble legacy.

A two-day handicraft workshop was organized at VKV Namsai on 12th and 13th August 2026 for students of Classes VI to X by the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Itanagar, Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. The programme aimed to create awareness about traditional handicrafts, indigenous skills, and the importance of preserving India’s rich cultural heritage.

The workshop was conducted under the leadership of Sri Ravindra Garai, along with resource persons Su Ngomrik Gikir, Su Lee Poyom, Su Senkir Liker, Chau Raima Pangyok, and Smt. Ngapi Raksap. The Principal welcomed the team and encouraged students to value traditional knowledge and participate actively.

The resource persons demonstrated various crafts, including weaving, embroidery, doll making, and decorative crafts. The workshop successfully promoted creativity, cultural awareness, and appreciation for indigenous handicrafts among the students.

VKV Namsai celebrated the 80th Independence Day of India on 15 August 2026 with great patriotic fervour and enthusiasm. The programme commenced with the assembly of students and teachers at the school ground at 6:30 a.m.

At 7:00 a.m., the National Flag was hoisted with due respect and solemnity, followed by the National Anthem, creating an atmosphere of patriotism and national pride.

The Principal of VKV Namsai, Sri Shanmukhan P., addressed the gathering. In his inspiring address, he highlighted the significance of nationalism, nationhood, love for the motherland and patriotism. He advised the students to maintain discipline, study sincerely, develop good character, respect others and grow into responsible citizens of the nation.

Following the school-level programme, the VKV Namsai band team, accompanied by teachers, proceeded to the APIL Ground, Namsai, where the district-level Independence Day celebration was organised. The programme was graced by the Hon’ble MLA as the Chief Guest.

The VKV Namsai band team participated in the parade and band display, presenting a disciplined and impressive performance before the distinguished gathering. Their performance reflected the students’ dedication, coordination, discipline and strong team spirit.

A team of students from VKV Namsai also presented a patriotic dance before the distinguished guests and the audience, adding colour and enthusiasm to the celebrations.

The Independence Day celebration was thus a meaningful and memorable occasion that instilled patriotism, discipline, responsibility and a spirit of service among the students. The celebrations inspired everyone to uphold the values of unity, integrity and dedication towards the nation.

Namsai, July 29, 2026: Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Namsai celebrated Guru Purnima (Vyasa Purnima), the birth anniversary of Maharshi Veda Vyasa, with devotion and cultural fervour.

The programme was graced by Sri C. K. Longchot, retired Principal, as the Chief Guest. Distinguished alumni members Smt. Achina Chiba, Sri Chow Mocambo Hopak, Sri Tichanam Singkai, and Sri Birku Dai, President of Arunachal Pradesh Vikash Parishad, Namsai Unit, were also present. Around 320 students and all the teachers participated enthusiastically.

The programme began with prayers and a welcome address by the Principal, Sri Shanmukhan P., who highlighted the contributions of Maharshi Veda Vyasa as the Adi Guru and spoke about the inspiring Guru–Shishya relationship between Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa and Swami Vivekananda.

Students from the four houses presented devotional Guru Bhajans. Smt. Achina Chiba shared her experiences, while Sri Sudipta Das, teacher, spoke on the significance of Guru Purnima and the Guru–Shishya tradition.

In his address, Chief Guest Sri C. K. Longchot emphasized discipline, respect for teachers, and the importance of the Guru in guiding students towards a meaningful life.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Sri Padmanabhan V. P., teacher, VKV Namsai.

As part of the National Reading Month initiative of the District Administration, Namsai, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Namsai organized school-level competitions on 4th July 2026 for students of Classes III to X. Students participated in Drawing, Storytelling, Essay Writing, and Quiz competitions, and the best performers were selected for the Namsai Circle-Level Competition.

At the Circle-Level Competition held on 13th July 2026 at the District Library, Namsai, Km. Priti Dubey (Class IX) secured 1st Position in Essay Writing, while Km. Prapti Ishwar (Class X) and Km. Najlin Begum (Class X) won 1st Position in the Quiz Competition.

Representing Namsai Circle at the District-Level Competition on 16th July 2026, the students continued their excellent performance. Km. Prapti Ishwar and Km. Najlin Begum again secured 1st Position in the Quiz Competition, while Km. Priti Dubey won 3rd Position in Essay Writing.

The winners were felicitated during the Valedictory Function on 18th July 2026 by Padma Shri awardee Satyanarayan Mundayoor with gamusas, trophies, certificates, and cash prizes.

The achievements of the students brought pride and recognition to VKV Namsai and reflected the school's commitment to promoting reading, literary skills, and academic excellence.

World Environment Day was observed with great enthusiasm and fervour at VKV Namsai on 5th June 2026.
The programme commenced with the morning assembly during which Principal Sri P Shanmukhan addressed the students on the importance of environmental conservation. He emphasised the need to protect nature, reduce pollution and maintain a plastic-free campus. He encouraged the students to adopt eco-friendly practices in their daily lives and become responsible guardians of the environment. 
To mark the occasion, various competitions were organised for the students. A drawing competition was conducted for class I – V enabling them to express their thoughts and creativity on environmental protection through art. For classes VI–X,  an essay writing competition was organised on the theme related to environmental conservation and sustainable living. 
As a part of the celebration, a plantation programme drive was conducted within the school premises. Smt led the programme. Poper Bam, forester of Namsai. 
The plantation drive witnessed the active participation of class X students.
The programme was a great success and served as a meaningful reminder of our collective responsibilities towards the environment.

VKV Namsai celebrated the 77th Republic Day with great patriotism, discipline, and enthusiasm. The programme commenced early in the morning, with students reporting to the school campus at 6:30 a.m. At 7:00 a.m., the National Flag was hoisted with due honour, followed by the singing of the National Anthem. The solemn atmosphere reminded everyone of the immense sacrifices made by countless freedom fighters and the noble ideals enshrined in the Indian Constitution.

On this auspicious occasion, the Principal of VKV Namsai, Sri Shanmukhan P, addressed the students and staff, emphasizing the duties and responsibilities of students in nation-building. He urged them to cultivate values such as discipline, integrity, unity, and service to society. He also encouraged the students to uphold the ideals of the Constitution and strive for excellence in academics, character, and conduct.

After the school-level programme, the VKV Namsai Band Team proceeded to the APIL Ground, Namsai, to participate in the district-level celebrations. The band contingent presented an impressive parade, showcasing synchronisation, discipline, and musical excellence. Their performance was highly appreciated and added grandeur to the Republic Day celebrations.