VKV Tinsukia Celebrates Ganesh Chaturthi

On August 27, 2025, VKV Tinsukia observed Ganesh Chaturthi with enthusiasm. Students from Balvatika I to Class XII participated with energy and excitement, singing Ganesh bhajans and prayers. The celebration promoted unity and joy within the school community.

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Celebration of Srimanta Shankardev's Tirubhav Tithi

On the auspicious day of August 25, 2025, Vidyalaya graced the occasion of Srimanta Shankardev's Tirubhav Tithi with profound devotion and exuberant enthusiasm. The sacred program unfolded with the melodious recitation of the Mangalacharan by students and teachers in unison, followed by a heartfelt Prarthana led by the devoted parents of Class V students.

Cultural Extravaganza: A Tribute to Srimanta Shankardev

The celebration was adorned with a captivating array of cultural performances that beautifully underscored the significance of the day:

- Soulful Borgeet: Smt. Disha Gogoi entranced the audience with the soul-stirring Borgeet "Anande Govinde."

- Dynamic Dashavatar Nritya: Students of Class VII and VIII showcased their talent through the vibrant Dashavatar Nritya.

- Spiritual Dihanaam: Parents performed the poignant Dihanaam "Srimanta Shankara Hari Bhakatar Jana Jen Kalpataru."

- Borgeet by Students: Students of Classes VI, VII, and XI harmoniously sang the Borgeet "Xuno Xuno Re Huro" composed by the revered Srimanta Shankardev.

- Devotional Dihanaam: A group of students from Classes VII, VIII, IX, and XI rendered the Dihanaam "Sankardeve Harinaam Loboloi Koi."

- Enchanting Nritya-naatika: Students of Class III delightfully enacted the Nritya-naatika titled "Shankardrvor Balyokaalor Protibha," vividly portraying the childhood of Srimanta Shankardev.

Inspiring Addresses and Poetic Interludes

- Thoughtful Speech: Mrs. Bijoylakshmi Gogoi Hazarika delivered an insightful speech highlighting the profound significance of the day.

- Poem Recitation: The mother of Priyangshu Bharadwaj recited a poem.

- Principal's Inspiring Address: Respected Principal Sir, Ravi Savdeykar, shared words of inspiration with the gathering.

Serene Conclusion

The program culminated with the serene recitation of the Shaanti Mantra, followed by the distribution of sacred Prasad to all students and teachers. Participating parents were graciously felicitated with tea and refreshments in appreciation of their initiative and support.

Holistic Learning Experience

As part of the celebration, a religious visit was organized to Bornamghar, Panitola, and Sripuria Namghar with the students of Class IV and IX. This visit offered a unique opportunity for holistic learning and development, allowing students to connect with their cultural heritage and spiritual roots. The joyous celebration fostered a beautiful blend of unity, devotion, and cultural appreciation among the students, teachers, and parents, making the occasion a memorable and enriching experience for all.

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VKV Laipuli Salutes the Nation on 79th Independence Day

Patriotic fervour, cultural vibrance, and youthful creativity mark the celebration.

Tinsukia, Aug. 15: Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Laipuli, celebrated the 79th Independence Day with grandeur and devotion to the motherland. The day began with Puspanjali at the Shahid Vedi and Manglacharan by Smt. Tushi Dey, setting a solemn yet uplifting tone.

Chief Guest Dr. Jagdish Hedawoo, retired Associate Professor of Surgery, GMC Nagpur, and long-time Kendra associate, received the Guard of Honour before hoisting the tricolour. In his inspiring speech, he urged students to uphold freedom through service and discipline. Also present was Dr. Vinay Joshi, retired Civil Surgeon from Pune, now serving at VK Swasthya Seva Kendra.

The cultural tableau featured a patriotic song, an inspiring address by Smt. Sampa Chakraborty, vibrant dances by primary and secondary students, and a lively group recitation. Adding youthful charm, Balsabha competitions for Balvatika and Classes I & II showcased creative pulse pasting, solo dances, tearing and pasting, clay art, and “Go As You Like.”

The celebration concluded with Shanti Path, radiating the message of peace, unity, and national pride. 

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Vision Care Project: Free Eye Check-Up Camp at VKV Tinsukia

A free eye check-up camp under the Vision Care Project was organized at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Tinsukia, on 11th August 2025. The programme was conducted by Maeyes Foundation in collaboration with Renu Eye Care Centre, Graham Bazar, Dibrugarh, with the support of Shrimad Rajchandra Love and Care and Sarva Mangal Family Trust.

The initiative aimed to provide free vision screening and eye care services, especially for children, while promoting awareness about eye health and preventive care. A special note of gratitude is extended to Dr. Arundhati Tamuli Handique for conducting the free eye screening and facilitating the distribution of spectacles among staff and students.

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Raksha Bandhan Celebration – 2025

Raksha Bandhan was celebrated with great enthusiasm across VKV Laipuli, Primary Section, and Pre-Schools at Chabua and Naupukhuri on 8th and 9th August 2025, reflecting the spirit of oneness, respect for nature, and harmony within the community.

In the Secondary & Senior Secondary Section (Classes VI–XII), the programme in the Yoga Hall on 9th August was graced by former teachers Mrs. Runu Das and Mrs. Archana Borkakoty. It began with Prayer and Mangalacharan, followed by addresses from the Principal and teachers. Students exchanged handmade Rakhis not only with peers and staff but also with trees, Gou Mata, and the temple. Later, teachers and students visited various community places — including police stations, hospitals, army camps, and shops — tying Rakhis and receiving warm appreciation.

The Primary Section (Balvatika–Class V) celebrated on 8th August with songs, handmade Rakhis, and symbolic Raksha Sutra tying to Bharat Mata, Gou Mata, and trees. Teachers also visited parents for Raksha Bandhan Sampark.

At Pre-School Chabua, 8th August saw tiny tots tying Rakhis to each other and nature, while on 9th August staff visited nearby shops to share the festive spirit. Pre-School Naupukhuri students celebrated in school on 8th August, and teachers visited homes the next day to connect with families.

Across all units, the festival embodied the motto “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam” – The World is One Family, uniting people, nature, and community in bonds of love and protection.

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Pre-Primary Teachers’ Workshop

Date: 6th – 9th July, 2025

Venue: VKV Laipuli, Tinsukia

Organised by: VKSPV, Guwahati

A four-day Pre-Primary Teachers’ Workshop was conducted from 6th to 9th July, 2025 at VKV Laipuli, Tinsukia, organised by Vivekananda Kendra Shiksha Prasar Vibhag, Guwahati. The workshop saw the active participation of 92 teachers from 25 schools across Assam and Nagaland.

Focused on holistic child development (Pancha Koshiya Vikas), the sessions highlighted play-based learning, pre-writing skills, cognitive and language development, storytelling, and lesson planning as per NEP 2020. A total of 26 interactive sessions were conducted by experienced educators from various VKVs.

Mr. Chandra Kumar Dahal, Lecturer, DIET Tinsukia, delivered a special session on “Importance of Readiness in Early Childhood Education.” Class demonstrations, participant assessments, and an exhibition of teaching aids added practical value.

The workshop concluded with the Samapan Satra, graced by Shri Tridip Sharma Tamuly, followed by Ashirvachan by Su. Pranati Roy, RAO, VKSPV, who encouraged teachers to nurture Indian values in early learners.

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