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We are delighted to share that VKV Amliang has secured First and Third Positions at the District-Level National Children’s Science Congress held at Hawai.

Km. Tejaswi Barnwal and Km. Sanjini Krong won First Prize, while Kr. Nilamso Tabranyu and Kr. Amanso Talampai secured Third Prize.

Both teams will now represent Anjaw District at the State-Level National Children’s Science Congress, scheduled to be held in Itanagar.

Heartiest congratulations to our young achievers and their guiding teachers! We wish them the very best for the state-level competition and hope they bring further laurels to the school and the district.

Proud moment for VKV Amliang!

VKV Amliang secured the First Prize in both the District-Level Eloquent Speech Competition and the Painting Competition in Category I (Classes I–VIII).

In Category II, the school also secured the Second Prize in the Eloquent Speech Competition and the First Prize in the Painting Competition.

The three First Prize winners from VKV Amliang, accompanied by Sri. Swarup Mishra, participated in the State-Level Eloquent Speech and Painting Competitions held at Itanagar on 7 October 2026.

We are delighted to share that Kr. Yathardso Tabronyu of Class VIII (Category I) won the Fifth Prize in the State-Level Painting Competition. This achievement is a matter of pride for the entire VKV Amliang family and reflects the students’ talent, creativity, and dedication.

Heartiest congratulations to the winner and all the participants for their commendable performances!

VKV Amliang celebrated Gandhi Jayanti on 2 October with a series of activities aimed at promoting cleanliness, awareness, and the well-being of children. The celebrations began in the morning with a cleanliness drive organized in and around the hostel and school campus. Students and staff actively participated in the drive, reaffirming the values of cleanliness and civic responsibility associated with Mahatma Gandhi.

As per the schedule of the DDSE and the District Administration, VKV Amliang was also one of the venues selected for an awareness programme on Child Rights. During his visit to Anjaw District, Sri Ngurang Achung, Hon'ble Member, Arunachal Pradesh State Commission for Protection of Child Rights (APSCPCR), interacted with the students at 10:30 a.m. in the Prayer Hall.

Addressing the students, Sri Ngurang Achung highlighted various issues concerning the safety, rights, and well-being of children in schools and hostels. He also sensitized the students about the provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, as well as matters relating to anti-bullying and anti-ragging.

Sri Julity Mihu, ADC, Hayuliang, also addressed the gathering and advised the students to remain completely away from all forms of drugs and substance abuse. He particularly cautioned them against the cultivation and use of opium and emphasized the importance of making healthy and responsible choices.

As part of the Gandhi Jayanti programme, the guests also paid rich tribute to Mahatma Gandhi by offering flowers at his portrait, recalling his ideals of truth, non-violence, cleanliness, and service to society.

The programme combined the spirit of Gandhi Jayanti with an important message on child rights, safety, and responsible citizenship, making the occasion meaningful and educational for the students of VKV Amliang.

With due respect, I would like to inform you that a Shraddhanjali programme in memory of Mn. A. Balakrishnan Ji was conducted today at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Amliang, with due reverence and respect for his dedicated service and valuable contribution to the Kendra.

Around 165 people attended the programme, including representatives of Arun Jyoti, Indian Army personnel, VKV Alumni, village members, and the VKV family.

The programme began with three Omkaras, Shanti Path, and chanting of Chapter 15 of the Srimad Bhagavad Gita. Sri Nanatso Ngi shared the life and contributions of Mn. A. Balakrishnan Ji, followed by Pushpanjali by all present. The programme concluded with the Kendra Prarthana.

The programme was conducted peacefully and successfully, and the presence and participation of all made the occasion solemn and meaningful.

Guru Purnima was celebrated with devotion and enthusiasm at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Amliang, on 29 July 2026, following the traditional Guru Puja system. The programme aimed to instil respect for teachers and promote Indian cultural values among students.

A total of 173 participants (151 students, 12 teaching staff, 6 non-teaching staff, and 4 well-wishers) attended the celebration. The programme began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, Shri S. Tawsik, Head Priest of Kongra Village (Digaru Mishmi community), in the presence of Shri Achan Krong, Chairman of the School Supporting Group (SSG).

The Principal welcomed the gathering, while Shri Amrendra Kumar Pandey spoke on the significance of Guru Purnima. The Chief Guest highlighted the importance of gurus in life and offered traditional Mishmi prayers for the well-being of the school. The SSG Chairman encouraged students to respect their teachers and uphold good values.

The programme featured Swadhyaya by 32 Class X students, a House-wise Self-Composed Guru Bhajan Competition, Guru Bhajan presentations by senior students, and a Community Lunch.

The celebration concluded with a Vote of Thanks and the chanting of the Shanti Mantra, leaving everyone inspired by the spirit of gratitude and reverence towards the Guru.

World Environment Day was observed at VKV Amliang on 5th June in collaboration with the 3rd Grenadiers and 9 Madras Regiment. The programme aimed to create awareness among students about environmental protection and to encourage sustainable practices.

The following activities were conducted on this occasion:

1. Kr. Atimso Ngi of Class IX delivered a speech on the significance of World Environment Day. He highlighted the theme for 2026, “Beat Plastic Pollution,” and urged students to adopt eco-friendly habits in their daily lives.

2. An Essay Writing Competition was organized for students of Classes VII to X on the topic, “As a Student, Your Role in Protecting the Environment.”

3. A Drawing Competition was conducted for students of Classes IV to VI on the theme, “Happy Earth and Sad Earth.”

4. A Plantation Drive was organized on the school campus with active participation from students, staff members, and Army personnel. Approximately 65 saplings were planted during the drive.

5. The programme concluded with all participants taking a pledge to protect and preserve the environment and contribute towards a greener and healthier future.

The birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, observed as National Youth Day, was celebrated with great fervor and enthusiasm on 9 January 2026 at various venues. The program was organized as an outreach initiative aimed at spreading the message of Swami Vivekananda and fostering a spirit of unity, patriotism, and character-building among the youth.

Dignitaries and Attendance

1. Khoiliang

• Chief Guest: Sri Achen Krong, PI, Chairman of School Supporting Group, VKV Amliang, and Chairman, CALSOM Hayuliang–Goiling

• Guest of Honour: Sri Sodem Krong, Gaon Burah (G.B.) of Khoiliang

• Participants: 88

2. Supliang

• Chief Guest: Sri Mantaw Bellai, ZPM Hayuliang–Goiling

• Guest of Honour: Sri Sohan Krong, Member, School Supporting Group

• Participants: 75

3. Sun Rise School

• Chief Guest: Chairman, Sun Rise School

• Participants: 300

4. 9 Madras Regiment

• Chief Guest: Sri Rohit Kumar, Commanding Officer, Madras Regiment

• Participants: 160

Cultural Highlights

The cultural programs presented at all venues reflected a harmonious blend of local heritage and nationalistic spirit. Performances included Mishi Dance, Mshmi Song, Vivek Vani, patriotic songs, and other inspiring presentations.

The Mishi Dance emerged as a special highlight, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region, while the patriotic songs strongly resonated with Vivekananda Kendra’s mission of “Man-making and Nation-building.”

Conclusion

The celebration successfully served as a bridge between the school and the local community, strengthening bonds and inspiring the youth to imbibe the ideals of Swami Vivekananda in their personal and social lives.

VKV Amliang celebrated Library Week Celebration from (19/11/2025 to 26/11/2025) with great enthusiasm and active participation from the students and teachers. The library week aimed to promote the habit of reading and to make students understand the importance of library books as lifelong companions.
 Our principal inaugurated the week, highlighted the value and purpose of reading, and encouraged students to participate in the various library week activities. 
 Various interesting activities were conducted throughout the week, including a Book Exhibition, Book Review Competition, Drawing and Poster Making Competition, and a Quiz Competition on the Indian Knowledge System and Vivekananda Kendra, as well as the Vivekananda Rock Memorial. Students eagerly participated in these activities and showcased their creativity and knowledge. 
 Overall, the Library Week Celebration was a delightful and enriching experience that inspired students to cultivate reading habits and develop a lifelong love for books.