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Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Kharsang solemnly organised Matri Puja for the students of Class X (2025–26) on 07 February 2026 within the school premises. The programme was conducted in a serene and devotional atmosphere in the gracious presence of the Chief Guest, Guest of Honour, respected parents—especially mothers—teachers, and students.

The programme commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, followed by a soulful invocation seeking divine blessings for the success of the event and the bright future of the students. Sri Ravindran M. V., Principal of VKV Kharsang, delivered the welcome address, warmly greeting the dignitaries, parents, teachers, and students. He highlighted the spiritual and cultural significance of Matri Puja in nurturing respect, gratitude, and moral values among students. This was followed by the felicitation of the guests in recognition of their presence and valuable contribution.

The Guest of Honour, Smt. Kohman Lungphi Ngemu, District BJP In-charge, Namsai District and former State President, Mahila Morcha, addressed the gathering and encouraged students to honour their parents, uphold discipline, and strive for excellence with dedication and sincerity.

The sacred Puja rituals were then performed by Sri K. K. Mishra, creating a deeply emotional and devotional ambience as students expressed reverence, gratitude, and love towards their mothers.

The Chief Guest, Smt. Koing Samon Umbon, Principal, Government Higher Secondary School, Bordumsa and former DDSE, Namsai, delivered an inspiring speech emphasising the vital role of mothers in shaping the character and future of children. She advised students to remain humble, respectful, and focused on their goals while always remembering the sacrifices made by their parents.

The programme also featured experience-sharing sessions by parents and students, during which heartfelt reflections and expressions of love, gratitude, and mutual respect were shared, making the occasion deeply meaningful for everyone present.

The event concluded with the chanting of the Shanti Mantra, spreading a message of peace and harmony, followed by the distribution of refreshments to all attendees.

The Matri Puja was a memorable and spiritually enriching event that strengthened the bond between mothers and children and reinforced the cultural values and ethos of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Kharsang. The wholehearted presence of all mothers and students made the programme truly special and successful.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Kharsang celebrated National Youth Day-cum-Swami Vivekananda Jayanti with enthusiasm and reverence on 12 January 2026 on the school campus.

The programme began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Chief Guest, Shri Chownin Maio, EAC, Vijayanagar, in the presence of the Guest of Honour, Major Aniket Pawar, Deputy Commandant, 10 Assam Rifles, Jairampur, and Chief Speaker Shri Gankhum Ronrang, an alumnus and well-wisher of the school.

Sri Ravindran M. V., Principal of VKV Kharsang, welcomed the guests and highlighted the relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s teachings in shaping disciplined and responsible youth. The programme featured a patriotic song by Class IX students and an inspiring address by the Chief Speaker, emphasising self-confidence, service, and character building.

“Vivek Vani,” delivered by Class X student Chow Sintaraja Moungkang, reflected Swami Vivekananda’s ideals. The dignitaries also distributed prizes for Prajnya Vikas, Proficiency Awards, and the Essay Writing Competition.

Addressing the students, Major Aniket Pawar stressed discipline and national service, while the Chief Guest urged students to imbibe Swami Vivekananda’s ideals. The celebration included cultural performances such as group dances, yoga displays, and action songs, and concluded with a vote of thanks and Shanti Mantra.

The Annual Sports Meet of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Kharsang, was held with great enthusiasm and zeal. 
The Sports Meet continued for two consecutive days, featuring a wide range of events including sprints, long jump, relays, shot put, discus throw, football, volleyball, and several fun events for junior students. Students from all four houses participated with discipline, energy, and true sportsmanship.
Throughout the meet, the ground resonated with cheers and encouraging applause from teachers and students, fostering a vibrant and competitive atmosphere. The events not only tested the physical abilities of the participants but also strengthened team coordination and leadership skills.

At the end of the events, all winners were awarded certificates and medals for their outstanding performances. The Prize Distribution Ceremony acknowledged the hard work and dedication of students, boosting their confidence and inspiring others to participate actively in future events.

The event not only promoted physical fitness but also reinforced the values of teamwork, respect, and perseverance, which form the core of holistic education.

VKV Kharsang celebrated Indigenous Faith Day along with the Indigenous Faith and Cultural Society of Arunachal Pradesh and the Rangfrah Movement of the Miao unit. A Peace Rally was organised from Injan Village to Housing Tinali, Kharsang. Public programme conducted at VKV Kharsang was attended by around 450 believers of the Indigenous Faith from different parts of the region. Principal Govt. Higher Secondary School Miao was the chief Guest. He highlighted the need to preserve the rich cultural heritage of Arunachal Pradesh. Various leaders also spoke on the occasion. The students & the local people presented a beautiful cultural programme. 
After the programme Sankul meeting and the Amrit Parivar Milan were conducted. Sri.NP Tiwari, teacher, VKV Kharsang, spoke on the importance of the Gita in daily life and explained the letter of Mananeeya Nivedita Didi. Around 60Parents attended. There were discussions and Games conducted by part of the Gita Parivar. 

The Cluster Level Bhagavad Gita Chanting Competition was held on November 2nd,2025, at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Kharsang, with great enthusiasm.
A total of five schools participated in the event:
VKV Kharsang, VKV Jairampur, VKV Changlang, VKV Longding, and VKV Niausa.
The competition had two groups:
•    Group C – Students of Classes VI & VII
•    Group D – Students of Classes VIII & IX
The program began with the lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest, Sri P. Kanmai, BRCC, Miao. The atmosphere was filled with devotion as the students of Class IX presented a soulful Invocation Song.
The program began with a Welcome Address by Sri M. V. Ravindran, Principal, VKV Kharsang, who emphasized the importance of chanting the verses of the Bhagavad Geeta and understanding their meaning in daily life. This was followed by the felicitation of the guest by the Principal.
The Chief Guest, Sri P. Kanmai, delivered an inspiring speech, appreciating the efforts of the students and teachers in preserving Indian cultural values through such competitions. 
The students of the participating schools chanted the verses of the Bhagavad Gita team-wise. The judges then shared their valuable feedback on the performances, encouraging the students to continue their practice with devotion and discipline.
A heartfelt Vote of Thanks was proposed at the end by Shri. Kalyan Kumar Datta, teacher, VKV Kharsang, expressed gratitude to all guests, participants, and coordinators. The Prize Distribution ceremony followed, where the students received their medals and certificates.
In Group C, VKV Kharsang secured the First Prize, while in Group D, VKV Changlang won the First Prize. Both the winning teams will represent the Tirap cluster in the State Level Gita Chanting Competition.
All participants were awarded Certificates of Participation, and medals were presented to the First and Second prize winners. The program concluded with the chanting of the Śānti Mantra by all, creating a serene and spiritual atmosphere.
The event was a true reflection of devotion, discipline, and the essence of the Bhagavad Geeta, inspiring everyone to live by its noble teachings.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV) Kharsang celebrated Universal Brotherhood Day with great enthusiasm and solemnity on 11th September 2025, commemorating the historic occasion of Swami Vivekananda’s Chicago Address delivered in 1893. The programme, held in the school premises, commenced at 10:30 a.m. in the gracious presence of Sri R.D. Thungon, ADC Miao (Chief Guest), Sri Longdam Yanchang from Geo Enpro, Kharsang (Guest of Honour), parents, distinguished invitees, staff members, and students.

The celebration began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp and the invocation by the Chief Guests, symbolising the dispelling of ignorance and the dawn of knowledge. Thereafter, the Principal, Sri Ravindran M.V., delivered the welcome address, extending warm greetings to the gathering and reflecting on the significance of the day. The guests were then felicitated by the Principal, after which the much-awaited VKV house magazine Arohi was launched, marking a proud moment for the institution. A soulful welcome song by the girls of Class IX set a serene and devotional atmosphere for the programme.

The main highlight of the event was the recitation of the historic Chicago Address, powerfully rendered by Kr. Khamhee Wangsa of Class X. The words of Swami Vivekananda, spoken more than a century ago, resonated afresh with the audience, igniting feelings of pride and inspiration. Following this, the Guest of Honour, Sri Longdam Yanchang, delivered a thoughtful speech stressing the relevance of the day and the need for unity and mutual respect in contemporary society.

The Chief Guest, Sri R.D. Thungon, in his address, inspired the gathering by drawing parallels between Swami Vivekananda’s vision and the present-day challenges of humanity. He emphasised the enduring importance of universal brotherhood, peace, and harmony as guiding principles for building a strong and compassionate world. His motivating words left a lasting impression on the students and community members alike.

The cultural programme that followed added charm and variety to the occasion. Km. Jummin Rime of Class IX presented Vivek Vani, echoing the wisdom of Swami Vivekananda. The tiny tots of Balavatika won hearts with a delightful action song, while students of Classes III-V showcased their cultural pride through a graceful Bihu dance. The boys of Class VI rendered a stirring patriotic song, filling the atmosphere with nationalistic fervour. Classes I and II presented lively action songs, keeping the audience entertained with their innocence and enthusiasm.

Adding depth and power to the celebration, Class VIII boys staged a drama titled “Vishwas ki Shakti”, which beautifully conveyed the message of faith and unity. The girls of Class VI performed a colourful Nepali dance, showcasing cultural diversity, while the Class X girls concluded the cultural sequence with a mesmerising folk dance, leaving the audience spellbound.

The event culminated with a vote of thanks proposed by Sri R.P. Singh, Teacher, VKV Kharsang, who expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, parents, teachers, and students for their active participation and support. The programme ended on an auspicious note with the chanting of the Shanti Mantra, followed by refreshments served to all present.

The celebration of Universal Brotherhood Day at VKV Kharsang was not merely a cultural festivity but a profound reminder of Swami Vivekananda’s timeless message of harmony and brotherhood, urging everyone to live as torchbearers of peace and unity in today’s fragmented world.
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Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Kharsang, observed International Yoga Day on 21st June 2025 with great enthusiasm and discipline. The events were organized in three phases across different venues: the school prayer hall, Balinong Village(Youth Association (BYA), and Government Higher Secondary School, Kharsang.
The school program began at 5:30 AM with the assembly of students from Classes VI, VII, and X. The session commenced with the principal lighting the lamp, followed by the Common Yoga Protocol demonstration and practice led by Class X students Kr. GomremTayeng and Kr. LiamphoPansa. The teachers of VKV Kharsang actively participated in the session along with the students.
At 6:10 AM, the students chanted the Shanti Mantra, and refreshments were provided. Subsequently, students from Classes III to V assembled and participated in yoga activities guided by the same student demonstrators. CRPF Kharsang also participated in this session, along with the hostellers of Classes III to VI, enhancing the significance of the event.
Another session was held at 10:30 AM for day scholar girls from Class III to X. The yoga protocol during this session was demonstrated and conducted by the PE teacher and girls of Classes IX and X. The Snehavardhini team actively participated in the session following the performance by the girls of Classes III to X. This segment also witnessed enthusiastic involvement from the family members of our school staff, making the event more inclusive and vibrant.
In addition to the school-based program, students of Classes VIII and IX also represented VKV Kharsang at the Balinong Village along with CRPF teams at 4:45 AM, performing yoga asanas under the guidance of the PE teacher along with Kr.KathangArang and Kr.JengoiRumchu. The same group also led the yoga session at the Government Higher Secondary School, Kharsang at 8:30 AM.
Throughout the day, the sessions were anchored and compared effectively, ensuring smooth coordination. The efforts of the comparing team and the student demonstrators from Classes VIII and IX were commendable.
The celebration of International Yoga Day at VKV Kharsang was a grand success, reflecting the collective spirit and commitment of students, staff, and families towards health, well-being, and the rich cultural tradition of yoga.

Matru Puja, a deeply significant and emotional event, was conducted at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Kharsang for the academic session 2024-25 with great reverence and enthusiasm. The program aimed to instill a sense of respect, gratitude, and devotion towards mothers among the students, reinforcing the values of Indian culture.

Commencement of the Event

The event commenced with the registration of parents, ensuring their participation in the sacred ceremony. The presence of parents added to the emotional and spiritual significance of the event.

Following the registration, the Chief Guest, Smt. Pinky Khimhun, was accorded a warm welcome with traditional arti and tilak, a gesture symbolizing respect and honor. This was followed by an invocation performed by selected students from Class IX, invoking divine blessings for the successful conduct of the ceremony.

Address and Felicitations

The Principal, Shri M.V.Ravindran, took the opportunity to felicitate the Chief Guest, appreciating her presence and contribution to the occasion. In his welcome address, he highlighted the importance of Matru Puja in shaping students' character and fostering moral values in society.

Significance of the Day

Shri Amarjeet Kumar delivered an insightful speech on the importance of the day, emphasizing how Matru Puja serves as a medium to express deep gratitude towards mothers, who are often considered the first teachers in a child’s life. His address reinforced the essence of love, sacrifice, and selfless service embodied by mothers.

Speech by the Chief Guest

The Chief Guest, Smt. Pinky Khimhun, addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech. She spoke about the invaluable role of mothers in nurturing children and building a strong foundation for their future. She encouraged students to always uphold the virtues of respect, care, and obedience towards their parents.

Matru Puja Ceremony

The Matru Puja was the most touching and spiritually uplifting segment of the program. Students performed rituals with devotion, washing their mothers' feet as a mark of utmost respect. They then adorned their mothers with tilak and garlands, symbolizing reverence and gratitude. The atmosphere was filled with emotional moments as students expressed their love and appreciation through heartfelt gestures.

Experience Sharing by Students and Parents

One of the highlights of the event was experience sharing, where both students and parents came forward to share their feelings. Many students expressed their gratitude to their mothers for their unconditional love and sacrifices. Mothers, on the other hand, shared their pride and happiness in witnessing their children participate in such a meaningful tradition.

Conclusion and Refreshments

The event concluded with the Shanti Mantra, invoking peace and well-being for all. The program ended on a joyous note with refreshments and lunch arranged for all attendees.

Impact and Reflection

Matru Puja at VKV Kharsang was an enriching experience for both students and parents. It reinforced the cultural values of love, respect, and gratitude towards parents, leaving a lasting impact on the participants. The event served as a reminder of the selfless sacrifices made by mothers and the need for children to acknowledge and cherish their presence.

The success of the program was a result of the dedicated efforts of the school administration, teachers, and students, ensuring a heartfelt and memorable event.