VKV Tafrogam SS Latest News

The 150 Years of Vande Mataram was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit in our school on 7th November 2025. The programme aimed to honor the iconic national song and to remind everyone of its importance in India’s freedom struggle.
The celebration began with the soulful rendition of the Vande Mataram song, sung by the students and teachers with pride and devotion. After this, the morning assembly was conducted as usual, including prayer, pledge, and thought for the day, all centered around the theme of patriotism and unity.
Following the assembly, Sri Rajiv Singh, teacher of VKV Tafrogam, delivered an inspiring speech on Vande Mataram. He spoke about its historical significance, its composer Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay, and how the song became a symbol of courage and national identity during the freedom movement. His words motivated the students to appreciate and uphold the values that Vande Mataram stands for.
After the speech, a role play performance was presented by the students, showcasing the lives of great Indian women leaders such as Rani Lakshmi Bai, Kanaklata Barua,  Indira Gandhi, and Sarojini Naidu. The performances highlighted their bravery, patriotism, and contributions to the nation’s progress. A poster display on the theme “Vande Mataram” was also organized, where students exhibited their creativity and love for the nation through beautifully designed posters
Towards the end of the celebration, short videos were screened, depicting the history and significance of the 150 years of Vande Mataram. The visuals offered an Insightful glimpse into how this song continues to inspire generations of Indians.
The celebration was a memorable tribute to the spirit of Vande Mataram and the glory of our nation.

Sister Nivedita Jayanti was celebrated at VKV Tafrogam on 28th October 2025. Su. Goya Umpe, a teacher, delivered a speech on the life and contributions of Sister Nivedita. Students and staff offered flowers to the great lady who dedicated her life to serving Mother India. An essay writing competition on the life of Sister Nivedita was organized for students from Classes 3 to 10. All the students participated enthusiastically and prepared their essays with great interest.

The festival of lights, Diwali, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion at our school on October 20, 2025. The entire campus was beautifully decorated, reflecting the spirit of the festival.
In the morning session, house-wise, a Rangoli competition was organized. Instead of using rangoli powder, the students showed their creativity by using colored stones and flowers to design beautiful and eco-friendly patterns. Their innovative work added natural beauty to the school premises.
In the evening, students of Classes 9 and 10 were allotted different areas of the school to light diyas. Soon, the whole campus glowed with the warm light of diyas, spreading peace and positivity. Teachers and students together made the evening more meaningful with their active participation.
Afterward, a prayer was conducted, followed by a brief speech on the significance of Diwali and the story behind the festival, which highlights the triumph of good over evil.
A dance performance by the students added liveliness to the event and captured the festive mood. Later, sweets were distributed among everyone, symbolizing joy and togetherness.
The celebration concluded with a firecracker showcase, where colorful lights brightened the night sky, filling everyone’s hearts with happiness.
Overall, it was a delightful and memorable celebration that spread the true message of Diwali—light, love, and harmony.

On 20/9/2025, our school hosted a grand Prize Distribution Ceremony for the winners of a competition based on a Swami Vivekananda quotation, where students from 8 different schools and a college participated.
The ceremony began at 3:00 PM with a serene invocation, followed by the lighting of the lamp and a welcome address by our respected Principal. The Class 7 students of our school then performed a soul-stirring patriotic song that ignited the spirit of national pride in the audience.
Our special guest, Dr. Athuko Tayo, Professor of Indira Gandhi Government College, Tezu, was felicitated on stage. Dr. Tayo's presence added immense value to the event, and his inspiring speech on Universal Brotherhood Day left a lasting impact on the audience.
The prize distribution ceremony was the highlight of the event, where 39 winners received their prizes along with their proud parents. The winning schools included:
1. Government Upper Primary School, Tezu No. III
2. Government Middle School, TCM (Tezu)
3. Government Upper Primary School, Lohitpur (Tezu)
4. Government Upper Primary School, Tafrogam
5. Nimkey Vidya Niketan
6. Government Upper Primary School, Loiliang
7. Government Higher Secondary School, Tezu No. II
8. Government Upper Primary School, Tezu No. 1
9. Indira Gandhi Government College, Tezu

The school extends its heartfelt gratitude to Shri Ojimso Tayang, Kholariang village, a benevolent well-wisher of the school, who generously sponsored 42 trophies for the winners. His thoughtful contribution added immense value to the program.  

The ceremony concluded with a Shanti Mantra, spreading peace and harmony among all present. The event was a resounding success, and the spirit of universal brotherhood was palpable throughout. The ceremony was a wonderful celebration of the values of unity, harmony, and brotherhood, and it inspired all present to strive for these ideals in their daily lives.

The Prachodaya Be The Light Workshop was successfully conducted in our school today with active participation from the 64 selected students of Classes IX and X, 32 from each. The programme began with Shanti Paath, a welcome address by the principal, and inaugural remarks by the Chief Guest, Dr. Kangki Megu, Principal of IGG College. A special lecture was conducted for Classes IX and X, encouraging them to cultivate discipline, clarity of thought, and leadership qualities. This was followed by Geet, Suryanamaskar Abhyas, and Khel, which created enthusiasm and team spirit among the participants.
The highlight of the workshop was Manthan, a one-hour group discussion, where students of Classes IX and X engaged in meaningful conversations and shared their reflections. After the discussions, the students gave their group presentations, which were collectively summed up. This was followed by Margadarshan, delivered by one of the alumni of VKV, Dr. Tangkhenso Tamai, who shared valuable insights and motivated the students with real-life experiences. The session was truly impactful for the young learners. Out of 64 total students, 39 were selected for Prachodaya Camp.
The workshop concluded with 11 times Om-kar chanting, silence, and Avalokan for self-reflection, and finally the Shanthi Mantra. The Prachodaya Camp Workshop proved to be a highly enriching experience, instilling confidence, unity, and positive thinking in the students.

VKV Tafrogam celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great pride and enthusiasm. The program began in the morning with a flag-hoisting ceremony on the school premises. Teaching and non-teaching staff, and students gathered together, and the National Anthem was sung as the Tricolor was hoisted by Smt. Manisha Devi, principal. After the flag hoisting, our school band group and parade group went to the Jubilee ground, Tezu, to participate in the Independence Day celebrations there. They gave a wonderful display, and the parade group brought glory to the school by winning the Second Prize in the competition.
Meanwhile, on the school campus, a colorful cultural program was organized. Students presented patriotic songs, dances that showcased the rich heritage of our nation and reminded everyone of the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters. The students performed a short drama on Swami Vivekananda as a Patriot Hero. The performances were lively, inspiring, and filled with patriotic fervor.
An “on-the-spot poem writing competition” on the theme of Patriotism was organized for the students from classes III to X. The participants beautifully explained their patriotic feelings through their poems. The winners were awarded prizes during the Independence Day celebration at the school.
In the evening, at 4 o’clock, the Flag Retreat Ceremony was conducted with due honor and respect, marking the conclusion of the day’s celebrations. The entire day was memorable and instilled in everyone a deep sense of unity, patriotism, and pride in our nation.

The auspicious festival of Raksha Bandhan was celebrated in our school with great enthusiasm and devotion. The event was graced by the presence of our School Supporting Group, whose participation added warmth and meaning to the occasion.
The program commenced with an invocation, invoking blessings for harmony and brotherhood, followed by significance of the day. The first symbolic Rakhi was tied to Swami Vivekananda, Ekanath ji followed by the tying of Rakhi’s to Sri Ramakrishna and Sarada Amma, signifying respect, protection, and unity. Thereafter, Rakhis were tied to the members of the School Supporting Group, followed by teaching staffs, non teaching staffs, students, and creating an atmosphere of joy and togetherness.
As a mark of gratitude and solidarity towards the protectors of our nation, a group of students visited the 181 Bn Army Camp in Lohitpur, where they tied Rakhis to the soldiers. This gesture was a heartfelt tribute to their service, sacrifice, and dedication towards safeguarding the country. The celebration beautifully reflected the values of love, respect, protection, and mutual care that Raksha Bandhan stands for. The event concluded with a sense of unity and happiness among all participants.

On the sacred day of Guru Purnima, VKV Tafrogam celebrated the occasion with immense devotion and cultural spirit, honoring the timeless Indian tradition of Guru-Shishya Parampara.
The celebration began with the arrival of the esteemed Mishmi Priests – Sri Bakhrd Billai, Sri Lukeso Karap, Sri Bapelum Karap, followed by a devotional ritual where students humbly washed the feet of the Priests, symbolizing deep respect and surrender to the Guru. After this, the main program commenced. Our Principal honored the priests with a token of gratitude and appreciation. It was a gesture of reverence and acknowledgment for their blessings and presence. After this, the students of class 4 presented devotional bhajans dedicated to the Gurus, filling the atmosphere with spiritual vibrations and devotion. 
Sri Rajeev Kumar Singh highlighted the importance of Guru Purnima, elaborating on the spiritual and cultural relevance of this auspicious day and urging students to express gratitude to their teachers and parents who guide them throughout their lives. A student then read out a heartfelt message from Nivedita Didi, which carried a powerful reminder about the value of a Guru and the importance of inner growth through humility and learning. After this, the priest traditionally performed the Mishmi Puja. The,n to make the celebration more engaging, the students of Primary Classes presented a drama with the theme ‘Guru-Shisya Parampara’.  All attendees sat in silence and prayer during the ritual. The ceremony concluded with a flower offering ceremony to Om, Swami Vivekanda, Ramakrishna Paramhans, Maa Sarada, and Ved Vyasa by the students and teachers, marking a gesture of devotion and respect.
After the program ended, the Amrit Parivar Sankul members,  who were part of the program, appreciated the event and encouraged everyone to stay rooted in spiritual values. The n after a brief and meaningful Amrit Parivar discussion was held among the Sankul members, principal, and teachers. The celebration concluded with a lot of blessings. The Guru Purnima celebration was not just a program, but a heartfelt offering of gratitude to the Gurus who enlighten our lives.