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On 10th July programme started with mangalacharan at 9:0 a.m. for all the students, followed by the importance of the day by Gyaneshwar Mishra Sir, and it brought the students into wide knowledge regarding Gurupurnima. Storytelling was preceded by house-wise bhajan competition, which carried spiritual vibes among all present there. Next came eleven times of Omkar chanting, followed by meditation, rendering tranquility and peace. The programme was concluded at 10:30 a.m.
In alignment with the principles of Gurupurnima and the values of the organization, a set of deeper reflections and actionable strategies has been identified. These focus on organizational integrity, spiritual alignment, and meaningful societal impact.
Actionable Points:
Gathering of Like-Minded People
Encourage the formation of a strong community of individuals who share similar values and goals. Strengthen the collective spirit and foster mutual inspiration and support.
Expansion of Work
Strategically plan for outreach and growth in new areas. Involve more individuals in service and spiritual activities to widen the impact of the organization.
Maintain Distance from Politicized People
Stay away from individuals or groups driven by political motives. Preserve the spiritual purity and neutrality of the organization’s mission.
Dharma-Based Work
Ensure that all actions and initiatives are rooted in Dharma (righteousness). Make decisions based on timeless values rather than trends or temporary gains.
Practice Gunagrahi Bhava (Appreciative Attitude)
Develop the ability to see and appreciate good qualities (gunas) in others. Cultivate a mindset of encouragement rather than criticism.
See Divinity in Others
Acknowledge and respect the inherent divinity present in every human being. Promote compassion, humility, and universal love in interactions.
Conclusion:
These action points serve as guiding principles for maintaining the spiritual character and organizational clarity of the work. Embracing these values will lead to meaningful expansion, cohesive teamwork, and an uplifted inner journey for every member.

The Wall Magazines of VKV Yingkiong were inaugurated on 02/07/2025 with great enthusiasm. The program began with a soulful Mangalacharan, followed by a welcome address by the Principal, highlighting the role of wall magazines in fostering creativity and student expression.
A felicitation ceremony was held to honour the Chief Guest, Shri Norbu Tsering, {District Adult Education Officer Upper Saing}, whose encouraging presence inspired all. Students of Class X presented a patriotic song, creating a spirited atmosphere.
House leaders shared their experiences in preparing the magazine, showcasing teamwork and dedication. This was followed by the prize distribution for classes with the highest attendance, promoting regularity and commitment.
The Chief Guest's speech was both motivational and insightful, praising the students’ efforts. The event concluded with a warm vote of thanks by Gyaneshwar Mishra Sir.
The program was a meaningful celebration of student talent, teamwork, and learning beyond the classroom.       

On 21st June 2025, our school celebrated the 11th edition of International Yoga Day along with the entire world. Students of class IX, along with the principal and two teachers from our school, participated in the International Yoga Day celebrated in the Yingkiong Multi-Purpose Community Hall along with the other government schools, government officials, and the general public.
The programme was graced by the Chief Guest, Sri Alo Libang, MLA. Many other government officials, including DC, Upper Saing, and students from different schools, also participated in the programme.
On the other hand, the students from classes 4 to 5 and some teachers participated in a yoga session in the school ground of GHSS Yingkiong, conducted by 23rd BN SSB, C-Coy, L& O Duty. One outreach yoga programme was also conducted in Govt. Town Secondary School, Yingkiong, by our school, where a few students from classes VIII & X and a senior teacher participated.
Finally, it was more astonishing that the primary children from class KG to III also participated in the yoga session, which was more special and coincidental, because the day fell on Saturday, which is a bagless day for the primary classes. 
Students were told that the theme for the 11th edition of International Yoga Day is ‘Yoga for One Earth, One Health’.
Concluding it all, the students took a message and oath that yoga will be a part of their life and practicing it daily will be their habit.

Date: 21ST January 2025
 VKV Yingkiong celebrated Vivekananda Jayanti in two different venues namely Daggong Upper Primary School, Yingkiong, and Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Middle Primary School, Yingkiong along with the school. The program was conducted with full Kendra tradition.

The day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and reverence. The event commenced with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by our respected Principal Sir, symbolizing knowledge and wisdom.

The day’s importance was highlighted in the Principal's inspiring speech, emphasizing Swami Vivekananda’s contributions to youth empowerment and his vision for a progressive society. Students presented an array of thought-provoking activities, beginning with the recitation of motivational quotes by Swamiji, followed by a soul-stirring bhajan.

A drama showcasing pivotal moments from Swamiji’s life left everyone inspired. The audience was further enthralled by a graceful dance performance, symbolizing cultural unity. A quiz on Swami Vivekananda’s teachings added an engaging element to the program, followed by heartfelt speeches by students sharing how Swamiji’s ideals inspire them in their daily lives.

Highlighting Swamiji’s belief in service to humanity, students participated in charity initiatives, including visits to orphanages and a cleanliness drive on the school premises. These activities embodied his message of selfless service. Storytelling sessions, reflecting his powerful anecdotes, and meditation and yoga activities helped students connect with his teachings on self-discipline and inner peace.

A self-defense workshop was also organized to instill confidence and resilience among students, reflecting Swamiji’s emphasis on physical and mental strength.

The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks, appreciating everyone’s participation and urging students to follow Swami Vivekananda’s ideals in their lives. The day was a fitting tribute to the great visionary, leaving a lasting impression on all. Lastly, the programme ended with the Kendra Prarthana followed by the offering of flowers by the students and teachers.

VKV Yingkiong celebrated 8th International Yoga Day in collaboration with District Administration and Department of Ayush at Multi Purpose Community Hall, Yingkiong on 21st June 2022 in a befitting manner. The instructors from VKV Yingkiong and RSS Yingkiong unit supervised the entire Yoga session. The programme started at 6.30 hrs in the morning by following Yoga protocol. Many dignitaries from the district have participated the programme including the hon’ble Health Minister Sri. Alo Libangji, DC Sri. Saswat Sourabh, SP, Sri.Jummar Basar , other government officials, teachers and students from nearby schools. Health Minister in his address stressed the importance of the theme for 8th International Yoga Day ie. ‘Yoga for Humanity’ and he appealed everyone to take up the Yoga daily for good health and overall personality development of an individual. The Yoga session was lasted for two hours in the Hall to mark the day with the theme ‘Yoga for Humanity’. In concluding session, our students have shown a beautiful Yoga display combining different Asanas.

The Bhagavad Gita is the elixir of life and can be adopted as a true manual for transformation to unique life style. The Bhagavad Gita is the eternal message of spiritual wisdom from ancient India. Bhagavad Gita that was originally a set of sermons that Lord Krishna gave to Arjuna during the Mahabharata war in Kurukshetra. The auspicious day is marked on the Shukla Ekadashi falling on the 11th day of the waxing moon. Gita explains the importance of karma which is still as relevant and popular as it was in ancient time.
Furthermore, family is essential to one’s natural stability on becoming a morally respected human being in society. That means each individual member devotes themselves on becoming the natural support for continuous nourishment throughout one’s life span. When one reflects on the true essence of family, one must not initially reflect on the physicality aspect of family, but instead the internal approach of the
concept by strict observation of one’s natural growth through genuine
support obtained only through strong family unity.
It is a fact which needs to be universally acknowledged that whatever great task we intend to undertake must contribute a lot so that mankind, in future, is able to fulfil the impulses of development prescribed by the universal cosmic order.
To keep the essence of Bhagavad Gita very much alive and to inculcate the true meaning of it, a healthy family system is also required. To keep the tradition alive on 14th Dec 2021, VKV Yingkiong celebrated Gita Jayanti along with Amrut Parivar. Altogether 90 family members from 25 families and our staffs families were present.
The whole programme was performed with traditional gaiety and solemnity to spread the holy message of the Geeta--- as the harmony of the spiritual, ethical and religious aspects of life--- with outmost shraddha.
After Mangalacharan, Sri. K. Sumithran, Principal, VKV Yingkiong felicitated the guest, and then in his unique style extended a
warm welcome to all and explained the purpose of the day. He very elegantly conveys the message that the teachings from Gita must go hand in hand in our family also. Referring to the letter of Mananeeya
Nivedita Didi and Mananeeya Aparna didi he appealed to all to understand the importance of the message of the Gita in our daily life and contribute to a strengthened family system. He also explained the purpose of celebrating Amrut Parivaar Milan in our school.
This was followed by a patriotic group song by class IX students and followed by chanting of slokas from Gita by the students of VKV Yingkiong
Next was a ‘Geet’ session. Sri. Anjan Phukan, teacher of VKV Yingkiong, sung melodious songs describing the greatness of Lord Krishna. The song was sung in question-and-answer style and mentioned the fundamental queries of life –Who is the greatest Sammani? Who is the greatest Dhyani?...
Followed by bhajans from our students.
Next to that two students of Class – IX demonstrated some yoga activities which can be easily practiced in our home in a hassle-free style. Our students and some of the parents participated in the yoga session.
After that, Sh. Gyaneshwar Mishra, teacher of VKV Yingkiong narrated motivating and inspiring two stories with a focus on family bonding and with special reference to the great work of philosophy. All the devotees, probably, had to delve deep in to the inner depths of the explanations.
Next was a video screening session. Selected three short videos were screened in front of the parents to highlight the need for the strong families and to understand the need for strengthening them.
After this programme there was a short break. One of the parents Smt. Jamoh madam sponsored tea and snacks to all invitees.
Next session was a Games session. Sri. Naren sir and Sri. Koustav sir involved the students and parents in the games session. Everybody enthusiastically participated in the events.
Two of the parents shared their views and expressed their gratitude to VKV Yingkiong in conducting such programmes under the banner of Vivekananda Kendra.
Next was vote of thanks by Sh. Netra B. Gurung. In his style of using befitting words, he thanked everyone for their whole hearted co- operation to make the programme successful. He also explained the content of the letter of Mananeeya. Nivedita Didi and made an appeal to
follow the same in our day-to-day life.
The programme was concluded with Shantimantra .

 A Science, Art and Craft Exhibition was organised by Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya-Yingkiong on 3rd December 2021for classes 1 to 9thon the theme of Science,Technology and Innovations. It was a one-day affair which is held every year. The objective to have a science exhibition is to encourage and inculcate a scientific temperament among students. This exhibition was inaugurated by the SP of Upper Siang District Sh. Jumar Basar. He shared his opinions on the thoughtful ideas and presentations given by the students in the exhibition and also spoke some words on the importance of arts and crafts in the life of any individual. He said that one could share his/her own views through arts rather than any writing or painting or drawings. This kind of exhibition should be organised at very large scale in schools and colleges. He personally interacted with each group,gave them positive feedback and motivated them to do better. The entire event was held in the school campus itself. It commenced at 10 AM. and got over by 1 PM. Invitation cards were sent to all the parents and guardians. With an endeavour to promote scientific attitude among the young students, this exhibition was one of its kind. The students of std. VI-IX
showcased their scientific skills and creative thinking through self-designed working models and projects that were useful and sustainable in protecting health and environment. They made projects on concepts such as - how aerators can be used to conserve water, how soil can be kept fertile, how fruit residues can promote fertility, citrus fruits as good electrical conductors, designing of a hovercraft, etc. The demonstrations and explanations given by the participants impressed all the spectators. They decorated and reorganised their classes all on their own. They were asked to choose their favourite sub-topic from the list shared earlier and create something to explain it. They made still models, colourful charts, posters, working models, and so on. On the other hand, the tiny tots of VKV Yingkiong poured out their creativity and talent at the Art Exhibition. Children of grade 1 to 5 participated in the Art Exhibition that brought out the latent skills of the children. The students also gave a beautiful and detailed explanation of their models to all the guests. They were even questioned about the scientific concepts and theories behind their project. Various sustainable topics and ideas were picked up and demonstrated visually. Be it the working of a windmill, a solar plant or the hydropower plant. All of them showcased their best talent and abilities both verbally and mentally. One photographer was assigned for photography and videography. All the guests praised the efforts of the students and congratulated them for putting their best foot forward. Sh. Jumar Basar in his interaction with some media house highlighted the hard work behind the success of the exhibition and how he thinks that the future of the kids will be brightened and he also applauded the students for their innovative and noble ideas and emphasized that Science has always been the solution to all problems and it will remain as a tool for us to achieve the Indian dream of leading the world as a superpower.He hailed the confidence and asked the students to keep up the good work.
Surely the ceremony by organizing an exhibition proved very beneficial for both technical and art world and these opportunities for creative ideas will always help in the development of the nation.