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A two-day Prerana Shivir was successfully conducted at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Ziro, on 27–28 June 2026 for the students of Class VII to promote their holistic personality development. The camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from almost all Class VII students.

The programme began with Mangalacharan, followed by a welcome address by Vice Principal Shri Laxman K. Meshram. The Shivir Geet was led by Su. Tsering Penzom, and Su. Chunni Khimhun highlighted the significance of the camp. The inaugural session was graced by Chief Guest Dr. Su. Taku Renu, who inspired students through her talk, "Every Mistake is a Lesson – Dream Big, Work Hard."

Students were divided into four groups—Sahas, Ujjwal, Pragati, and Tejas—and participated in various sessions on Swami Vivekananda, safe internet use, personality development, and Mananeeya Eknathji and Vivekananda Kendra Activities. They also took part in science and mathematics activities, art and craft, group discussions, memory games, yoga, physical exercises, bhajan practice, competitions, and exhibition activities.

The valedictory function was graced by Smt. Subu Ampi, who appreciated the students' creativity and participation. Prizes were distributed to the competition winners, and students shared their experiences. Shri Avilash Kumar Jha presented the camp report and proposed the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all who contributed to the successful conduct of the Prerana Shivir.

VKV Ziro celebrated the International Day of Yoga 2026 with great enthusiasm and active participation from students, staff members, their families, and the local community.

The programme commenced with a Mass Yoga Demonstration, in which around 250 students and 20 staff members, along with their family members, participated. Various yogic practices and asanas were performed, highlighting the importance of yoga in promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

To foster creativity and raise awareness about the benefits of yoga, the school organized Inter-House Drawing, Slogan Writing, Poster Making, and Yoga Display Competitions. Students enthusiastically took part in these events, showcasing their talents while spreading the message of a healthy and balanced lifestyle through yoga.

As part of the outreach activities, yoga sessions were conducted in collaboration with the Lower Subansiri BJP Mandal, District Administration, AYUSH Department, and Police Department. Around 100 participants attended these sessions and actively engaged in various yoga practices.

The celebration successfully promoted the significance of yoga and inspired participants to incorporate it into their daily lives. The programme concluded with a message emphasizing health, harmony, and holistic well-being for all.

Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh:
A series of programmes celebrating Samarth Bharat Parva were successfully organized in Ziro from 25 December 2025 to 12 January 2026 to commemorate National Youth Day and the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. The 19-day celebration aimed to highlight India’s rich cultural heritage, national achievements, and immense potential, while inspiring the youth to contribute meaningfully to nation-building.

The celebrations featured a wide range of activities, including cultural programmes, lectures, quiz competitions, patriotic songs, and traditional performances. Conducted across multiple locations in and around Ziro, the events witnessed active participation from students, teachers, parents, and community members, fostering a strong sense of pride, unity, and patriotism.

Programmes Conducted Across Ziro

The Samarth Bharat Parva was organized at six locations, including educational institutions, villages, and community centres.

Dates and Venues:

• 25 December: Inaugural programme at VKV Ziro

• 4 January: Hong Village, at Danyi Piilo Meder Nello (DPMN), Hong

• 8 January: Government Gandhi Secondary School, Hapoli

• 9 January: LBS Government Secondary School, Hapoli

• 9 January: GSS School, Tajang

• 11 January: Nenchalya Village, at DPMN, Siilang Diting

• 12 January: Culmination programme at VKV Ziro

Themes and Activities

The programmes included lectures on India’s historical legacy and contemporary achievements, recitation of the Swadesh Mantra, traditional dances, Vande Mataram singing, and the Bharat Mata Aarti. Students actively participated in quizzes and presentations highlighting the strength, resilience, and values of India—past and present.

Read more: Samarth Bharat parva & Swami Vivekanand Jayanti Celebrated with gusto across Ziro Valley

Sadhana Divas was observed on 19 November 2025 at VKV Ziro to commemorate the birth anniversary of Mananeeya Eknathji Ranade, the founder of the Vivekananda Rock Memorial and Vivekananda Kendra, to draw inspiration from his life and work. 
The programme began with an assembly address by Sri Surajit Das, who highlighted three significant traits of Eknathji—clarity of thought, exceptional organisational skills, and visionary leadership. Students presented a devotional geet dedicated to Eknathji, followed by floral tributes offered by both staff and students. Various literary and creative activities, including drawing and painting at Eknathji and Vivekananda Kendra, were conducted along with library week events such as an extempore speech competition for Classes IX and X and an essay-writing competition for Classes VI to VIII. The teachers also engaged in a swadhyaya session based on Man. Nivedita Didi’s letter on Sadhana Diwas. A total of 322 participants, including students and staff, attended and witnessed the programme.

Participated Schools: VKV Kuporijo, VKV Jirdin, VKV Yazali, VKV Ziro

Inspiring moment of the shibir:
One of the most inspiring moments of the day came from the participants of VKV Jirdin. Despite the long journey ahead, they showed remarkable determination and commitment. As they rushed to the venue, they made a conscious decision not to stop for lunch, choosing instead to save every precious minute to join the inauguration program on time. With incredible speed and coordination, they changed into their uniforms without delay, embodying the spirit of dedication and purpose. This act not only showcased their unwavering focus on the mission at hand but also set a powerful example for all attendees — that true commitment often requires sacrifice and the ability to put the greater good above individual comfort.

As the camp came to an end, every participant carried home a message
“To serve, to strive, and to rise for oneself, for society, and for Bharat Mata.”

On September 11, 2025, the serene campus of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Ziro came alive to celebrate Universal Brotherhood Day. The celebration featured addresses from two distinguished guests; the Guest of Honour, Shri Hage Dolo, ZPM, 14 Hari, Ziro, Lower Subansiri and the Chief Guest, Shri S. Thanglian Mang, Commandant, 60 BN, ITBP, Ziro. Also, the winners of Vivek Vani Interpretation competition and Quiz Competition from LBS Govt. Secondary School, Hapoli and teachers joined the celebration. All together 534 parents, students and other guests gathered for the celebration. The celebration began with a solemn and symbolic gesture—the lighting of the lamp along with Manglacharan, signifying the beginning of a day dedicated to unity and peace.
The atmosphere was filled with a sense of purpose as the Principal of VKV Ziro delivered a heartfelt welcome address followed by the melodious voices of the Class X girls then resonated through the hall with patriotic songs, stirring a collective sense of pride and togetherness.
Smt. Dipali Maya Chetri spoke on the significance of Universal Brotherhood Day, commemorating Swami Vivekananda's historic address at the Parliament of Religions in Chicago. She highlighted how his powerful words showcased the spiritual strength and timeless values of India to the world. The program delved into a thoughtful segment, featuring the significant Chicago Address, delivered by Kr. Licha Anthony a Class X boy.
The day's events affirmed with the felicitation of the chief guest and the guest of honour, and the school also marked the occasion with the release of our school magazine, Aarohi followed by the prize distribution for the Vivek Vani Interpretation and Quiz Competition, held on 9th September at LBS Government Secondary School, Hapoli as an outreach programme.
Our esteemed Guest of Honour, Shri Hage Dolo, ZPM of 14 Hari, Ziro, Lower Subansiri, delivered an inspiring speech on the profound thoughts and teachings of Swami Vivekananda. He emphasized the relevance of Swamiji's ideals in today’s world, urging the attendees to embody values such as self-confidence, service to humanity, and spiritual strength. His words left a lasting impression on the audience, especially the young minds present.
This was followed by an earnest blessing from our Chief Guest, Shri S. Thangliang Mang, Commandant of the 60 BN, ITBP, Ziro, Lower Subansiri. He also extended his warm wishes to VKV Ziro on the proud occasion of completing 25 years of dedicated service in the field of education.
The celebration was a vibrant tapestry of talent and culture, with students from various classes taking the stage. Weaving tradition into the fabric of the day, students from Classes III and IV performed a group dance, while the girls from Classes VI and VII showcased their skills with traditional dance performances. The creative spirit continued with a classical dance by the girls of Classes VIII and IX, and a captivating skit on the incident of Swamiji’s life by the boys of Classes VI and VII.
The deepest celebration came to a beautiful close with a final Vote of Thanks and the calming recitation of the Shanti Mantra. The day was a true embodiment of the spirit of brotherhood, leaving a lasting impression on all who attended.

The 11th International Day of Yoga was celebrated with great enthusiasm and spirit at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Ziro on 21st June 2025 under the global theme “One Earth, One Health”. The school organized events at its own campus as well as at four different locations across Ziro as part of outreach programmes, highlighting the importance of yoga for physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.
1. Main Celebration at Futsal Ground, Hapoli
In a major collaborative event, VKV Ziro joined hands with the District Administration, District Ayush Society, Medical Department, and the District BJP Unit to conduct a yoga session at the Futsal Ground, Hapoli. The event was graced by the presence of the Hon’ble MLA, Deputy Commissioner (DC), Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), doctors, public leaders, and members from various walks of life. Students and teachers of VKV Ziro participated actively, making the event inclusive and impactful. A total of 92 participants took part in the session aimed at promoting holistic health through yoga.
2. Outreach Programme at Govt. Secondary School, Tajang
An engaging outreach programme was conducted at Govt. Secondary School, Tajang, Lower Subansiri District. 11 students from VKV Ziro joined 116 students and 30 staff members of the host school. Shri Rubu Duker, Principal of the school and District Adult Education Officer, spoke on the vital role of yoga in everyday life. Under the guidance of Smt. Pranita Ghosh, VKV students demonstrated and led the audience through various asanas, meditation, and physical exercises, making the session interactive and beneficial for all.
3. Joint Celebration with IGTAMSU, Ziro
In partnership with Indira Gandhi Technological and Medical Sciences University (IGTAMSU), Ziro, VKV Ziro organized a vibrant yoga session on the university campus. The event was attended by 50 VKV students and a large group of IGTAMSU students, totalling approximately 250 participants. The Vice-Chancellor appreciated the students' enthusiasm and highlighted yoga's significance in youth empowerment and stress relief. The collaboration was well-received and commended by all present.
4. Yoga Demonstration at Gandhi Govt. Secondary School, Hapoli
A team from VKV Ziro visited the Gandhi Govt. Secondary School, Hapoli, where they conducted a yoga demonstration and abhyas session with students and teachers. The programme had 35 participants and fostered a sense of shared learning and community spirit.
5. In-House Celebrations at VKV Ziro
Within the school campus, VKV Ziro celebrated the day with a series of activities, including a morning speech, yoga demonstrations, and a variety of literary competitions such as quiz, speech, essay writing, painting, and poster making. The students participated with enthusiasm, showcasing creativity and awareness about the importance of yoga.
All together an attendance of 550 participated in the programme.