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VKV Tezu organised an Art Exhibition on 10 July 2026, showcasing an impressive collection of paintings and sketches created by students of Classes IV to X. The exhibition featured 116 artworks, reflecting the remarkable creativity, imagination, and artistic talent of the young participants.

The exhibition provided a wonderful platform for students to express their creativity while enhancing their enthusiasm and artistic skills. Parents, VKV alumni, and School Supporting Members were invited to witness and appreciate the students' outstanding artistic abilities.

Visitors were highly impressed by the originality and quality of the exhibits. The exceptional level of creativity displayed by the students surprised many and highlighted the importance of nurturing artistic expression from an early age. The event was a great success, inspiring both the participants and the visitors while reinforcing the school's commitment to the holistic development of its students.

A two-day Prerana Shibir was successfully organised at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Tezu, on 3rd and 4th July 2026 for 45 students of Class VII. The camp aimed to promote discipline, moral values, scientific curiosity, physical fitness, and appreciation of Indian culture.

The inaugural programme was graced by Smt. Sailu Bellai, Principal of Nimkey Vidya Niketan, was the Chief Guest. Sri Soumen Roy Chowdhury, Principal, VKV Tezu, welcomed the participants and highlighted the objectives of the camp.

The students actively participated in sessions, including Chhota Scientist by Sri Uttam Kumar Patel, a Craft session by Smt. Jaswanti Kaur, an inspiring talk on Swami Vivekananda by Smt. Jagroti Ritti Kri, and a lecture on Indian culture and Unity in Diversity by Dr. Jeevantu Tikhak.

During the concluding session, the Principal spoke about the 50 years of VKVs in Arunachal Pradesh and the importance of discipline and dedication. The valedictory function was graced by Sri Gulubso Vellai, ZPM, Sunpura, who inspired students with his message on character building and self-discipline.

The camp concluded successfully, leaving the participants enriched with valuable learning and inspiration.

VKV Tezu celebrated the 12th International Day of Yoga with enthusiasm and dedication, promoting the theme **“Yoga for Healthy Ageing.”** Students and teachers actively participated in yoga sessions, demonstrations, and breathing exercises, highlighting yoga as a holistic practice that nurtures the body, mind, and soul.

As part of the outreach programme, teachers and students visited GUPS-I and GUPS-III to demonstrate yoga and encourage its adoption for better health, inner peace, and self-discipline. The event was conducted in collaboration with the Central Bureau of Communication, Ministry of Information & Broadcasting, Government of India, the Health & Wellness Centre, Mekaliang, and Gram Panchayat, Mekaliang.

Through this celebration, VKV Tezu reaffirmed its commitment to the overall well-being of students and inspired the community to embrace yoga as a lifelong practice for a healthier and happier society.

On 05.06.2026, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Tezu, celebrated World Environment Day with great enthusiasm and a strong commitment to environmental awareness. The programme was attended by students, staff members, and distinguished guests from the local administration and Forest Department.

The event began with the lighting of the lamp and a welcome address highlighting the importance of environmental conservation. Distinguished guests included Shri Baplalum Chiba, ZPM, Tezu; Shri Gamso Bellai, BJP President of Lohit District; Shri Olom Paron, D.Y.F.R., Tezu; Smt. Sunita Tamang, BJP Mahila Morcha President; and Shri Yalum Ama, social activist.

A key attraction was the Waste-to-Art Exhibition, where students creatively transformed discarded materials into useful and decorative items, promoting the message of Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Students also participated in a poem recitation session, while Class IX students presented a thematic skit on environmental protection.

The celebration concluded with a plantation drive in the school campus, guided by forest officials, followed by the Shanti Mantra and a pledge to protect the environment. The programme successfully inspired environmental awareness and responsibility among students.

On January 2, 2026, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Tezu celebrated Kalpataru Diwas with great spiritual fervour and devotion. The event was organized to commemorate the historic day of January 1, 1886, when Sri Ramakrishna Paramahansa revealed his divine nature to his disciples at the Cossipore Garden House, blessing them with the words, "May you all be spiritually illumined."
Students and staff members gathered in a solemn atmosphere to offer their prayers and floral tributes to the portrait of Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa.
Sri Champak Kakati, Principal of VKV Tezu, addressed the assembly and highlighted the profound significance of Kalpataru Diwas. In his speech, he explained: The transition of Sri Ramakrishna into the "Kalpataru" (the wish-fulfilling tree) for his disciples.  The importance of seeking spiritual growth over material desires.  How the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna and Swami Vivekananda continue to guide the youth toward "Man-making and Nation-building."
A significant ritual of the day was the worship of the Banyan Tree (Vat Vriksha) within the school premises. Sri Amit Kumar Bhatt performed the puja and offered prayers.

National Mathematics Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at VKV Tezu on 22nd December 2025, commemorating the birth anniversary of the legendary Indian mathematician, Srinivasa Ramanujan. The event was organized under the aegis of the DDSE, Lohit, aiming to foster mathematical aptitude and curiosity among the student community. The program commenced with a warm welcome address delivered by Sri Champak Kakati, Principal VKV Tezu. He highlighted the significance of the day and encouraged students to view mathematics not just as a subject, but as a language of the universe. The event was graced by Sri P.C. Tiwari, who served as the Resource Person for the day. In his address, Sri P. C Tiwari shared insightful perspectives on Ramanujan’s life and his ground-breaking contributions to number theory and infinite series, inspiring the audience with stories of the mathematician’s resilience and genius. A major highlight of the celebration was the Inter-School Mathematics Quiz Competition, which saw spirited participation from three prominent schools in the region:  VKV Tezu (Host School), VKV Tafrogam and GHSS-I, Tezu. 
The quiz consisted of multiple rounds covering mental arithmetic, logical reasoning, and the history of Indian mathematics. The participants showcased impressive analytical skills, making the competition a closely contested and intellectually stimulating affair. 
GHSS-I secured 1st position in Lohit District, VKV Tezu secured 2nd position, whereas VKV Tafrogam was third in Lohit District.
The celebration successfully ignited a passion for numbers among the attendees. By providing a platform for healthy competition and expert guidance, the DDSE Lohit and VKV Tezu reaffirmed the importance of mathematical literacy in modern education. The event concluded with a vote of thanks and the distribution of certificates to the participating teams.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Tezu observed Samarth Bharat Parva on 25 December 2025 to commemorate Swami Vivekananda’s historic three-day meditation (25–27 December 1892) on the mid-sea rock at Kanyakumari.

The programme commenced with an inaugural prayer, followed by the patriotic song “Vande Mataram” and a devotional bhajan, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere. A beautifully drawn map of India was prepared on the ground and adorned with illuminated diyas, symbolizing the light of knowledge and the unity and integrity of the nation.

The event continued with Bharat Mata Pujan, during which students and teachers offered Pushpa Archana to the portrait of Bharat Mata. The observance concluded with a solemn and inspiring Bharat Mata Aarti.

The celebration highlighted Swami Vivekananda’s vision of a Samarth Bharat (Strong India) and inspired students to contribute actively towards building a strong, prosperous nation rooted in its rich cultural and spiritual heritage.