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Guru Purnima was celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm on 29 July 2026 at 10:30 a.m. in the school Prayer Hall under the guidance of Su. Kavita Devi Didi and Smt. Kipa Aruna Didi.

The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, Anima Loya Geyi, President of the Indigenous Faith and Cultural Society of Arunachal Pradesh (IFCSAP), West Siang Unit, and the Special Guest, Miktu Boje Gamkak, Priest of Gamge Aalo and Secretary of IFCSAP, West Siang Unit, followed by an invocation prayer. Pogam Ete and Karsia Gamkak of Class X presented a melodious recitation of the Guru Paduka Stotram, creating a serene and spiritual atmosphere.

The Principal Didi welcomed the guests, teachers, students, and other members present and felicitated the distinguished guests as a token of respect and gratitude. Su. Kavita Devi Didi spoke on the significance of Guru Purnima and highlighted the vital role of the Guru in shaping lives through knowledge, values, and wisdom.

The Chief Guest addressed the gathering and encouraged the students to respect their teachers, uphold noble values, and strive for excellence. The Special Guest enriched the programme by displaying traditional Galo ornaments and sharing valuable insights into the indigenous culture and heritage of the region. The programme also featured a soulful Guru Bhajan and a graceful Guru Vandana Dance presented by the students.

The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Smt. Duyu Yabo Didi, who expressed gratitude to the guests, teachers, students, and everyone who contributed to the successful celebration.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Jirdin, celebrated National Youth Day on 12 January 2026 with great enthusiasm to commemorate the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. The occasion also marked the conclusion of the Samartha Bharat Parva (Glorious India), observed from 25 December 2025 to 12 January 2026 with active participation from teachers and students.

The Parva began with a patriotic procession involving students of Classes VI to X and teachers, spreading the message of unity and national pride. Throughout the period, teachers delivered inspiring talks during morning assemblies, integrating ancient wisdom and contemporary knowledge, while students actively participated in prayers and cultural activities.

As part of the outreach initiative, on 9 January 2026, students of Classes IV, VI, and VII visited the Government Upper Primary School, Gumin Nagar, accompanied by teachers. The programme included prayers, recitation of the Swadesh Mantra, patriotic songs, cultural dances highlighting the tribes of Arunachal Pradesh, and a drama on the life of Swami Vivekananda. The Headmaster, Sri Iji Jilen, expressed gratitude for the meaningful interaction.

The National Youth Day programme began with a welcome address by Smt. Indu Gurung, Principal, followed by the lighting of the ceremonial lamp and invocation prayer. Speeches highlighted Swami Vivekananda’s ideals of self-belief, service, and national awakening. Students participated in mantra recitation, cultural performances, and prize distribution, making the celebration vibrant and inspiring.

The programme concluded with a Bharat Mata Aarti and Shanti Mantra, reinforcing values of patriotism, discipline, and social responsibility. Overall, the celebrations were well-organized and successfully reflected the vision and ethos of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Jirdin.

The school organized a combined celebration of Indigenous Faith Day, Gita Jayanti and Parivaar Milan with great enthusiasm and participation from students, teachers, parents and guests. The programme commenced with the Prayer—3 Omkaras followed by Shanti Mantra ‘Shanthi Vavatu’, creating a serene and spiritual atmosphere.
The Welcome Speech was delivered by Principal Su. Indu Gurung, who warmly greeted all dignitaries, parents and students, and highlighted the importance of cultural and spiritual values in education.
The Significance of Indigenous Faith Day and Gita Jayanti was presented by Smt. Kunti Maya Mogor, stressing the importance of preserving traditional roots, respecting cultural diversity and practising the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita in everyday life.
This was followed by Hindi Gita Chanting performed by the students of Class X, and Sanskrit Gita Chanting by the School Level Winners from Class VIII, which added a devotional and inspiring essence to the celebration.
A vibrant Cultural Programme was showcased by students representing different tribes and traditions of Arunachal Pradesh, which included:
Galo Dance
Nyishi Dance
Draupadi Vastra Haran (a dramatic performance from Mahabharata)
The Parents’ Feedback Session included three parents who appreciated the school’s efforts and suggested incorporating skill-based training such as self-defence, karate and taekwondo for girls to ensure empowerment, safety and confidence.
Finally, the programme concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks delivered by Ku. Limpe Yomgam of Class X, expressing gratitude to the management, teachers, parents and students for making the event successful.
The programme ended on a positive note, reinforcing unity, cultural pride, moral values and collective progress in the school community.

The annual library week celebration was conducted from 19th November to 26th November 2025 by VKV JIRDIN, Arunachal Pradesh, involving students from classes I to X.

PURPOSE/ OBJECTIVE: To actively promote literacy and foster a deep appreciation for literature, reading, and to maximize students' engagement with the library’s resources.
The week commenced on 19th November with the formal library board inauguration, the following day, 20th November, focused on the youngest participants (kids, Class I-III) through a book exhibition and Drawing ( My dream library), continuing this focus, 21st November featured story – telling and Poem – Recitation competition (For Class I- IV) promoting vital verbal communication skills.

Critical thinking and creative design events (22nd November-24th November)
The focus shifted to critical engagement and detailed analysis for the senior grades starting on 22nd November, with the written book review competition for (Class VII-X).This mid-week, on 24th November. A book cover design competition was held according to house-wise, which included 2 participants from each house.

High-level communication and concluding competition (25th -26th November)
The final days centered on developing spontaneous communication and knowledge recall. The Extempore speech competition on 25th November, targeting students of (Class VI to X), tested the students' ability to deliver persuasive arguments on unprepared topics. Concluding, the week on 26th November was the highly competitive quiz competition for ( Class VIII-X). This event provided a spirited final test of General Knowledge, current affairs, books and authors, and unsung heroes.

CONCLUSION
The library week celebration was successful in meeting and exceeding its primary objective of fostering a dynamic and participatory reading culture. The structured variety of events ensured that every student, regardless of grade level, had an opportunity to engage with literature through competition, performance, and creative output.

This celebration reminded everyone that the library is not just a room full of books, but a peaceful and inspiring place where knowledge grows.

VKV Jirdin celebrated the 76th Republic Day at School and Aalo General Ground. At School, the National Flag was hoisted at 6:30 am by Principal Su. Indu Gurung, she explains the historic day of India. After the School program. Band troops and Parade contingent went to Aalo General ground to celebrate Republic Day celebration. The Chief guest was Miss Hage Mamu, Deputy Commissioner of Aalo.
VKV Jirdin got 2nd in March Past. The district administration conducts a Musical Chair competition for girls and boys.
1. Km. Gambi Zirdo std of class VII got 2nd Position.
2. Km. Gesmi Lomi std of Class VII got 3rd Prize.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Jirdin celebrated Swami Vivekananda Jayanti   at School Prayer Hall at 11:00 am. The programme starts with Three “OM KARA”, welcome address by Principal Su. Indu Gurung, the significance of the day by Su. Kanchan Kumari. She narrated the life story of Swami Vivekananda. After the speech the prize distributed to the Prajnya Vikas written Quiz School level winners and State level winner, Proficiency Prizes and State Level Gita chanting competition Prizes. 

Report of  Outreach  programme at  Pomto - Pomte Village
Date -  11.01.2025

VKV Jirdin celebrated Samarth Bharat Parva  at Pomto – Pomte Village  Dare. Programme starts lighting of the lamp by Shri Tomjam  Lollen (Head Gram) and Sri.Pakjum Lollen (Secy of Gram) followed by Three “OM KARA” and Mangalcharan by Gumsum Sora and Km. Jarter Yinyo of class IX.
Welcome address by Km. Bani Doji of class IX in Galo Language.
Significance of the Samarth Bharat Parva given by Km. Nyapi Lollen in Galo language. She explained the importance of  Samarth Bharat Parva.
Swadesh Mantra led by Km. Kenshika Ete Std of Class X. All the village members and students followed the Mantras.
After the Swadesh Manta Patriotic song was presented by class IX.  Swamji Drama was presented by the Students of class IV,VI, and IX. Traditional Dance was presented by Students of Class VI, VII and IX. 
After the Programme Sir. Pokjum ji  gave the speech he said through your programme we gained lot of knowledge about Swamiji. I thank you all VKV Jirdin to visit our village. He said all children read nicely and become Doctor, Engineer and higher officer and serve our Galo society, our state and our country. 
The Programme ended with” Shanti Mantra”
Total Attendance : 90.