Vighneshwara’s Grace

Ganesh Puja was celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion at VKV Tinsukia on Monday, 14.09.26. The main aim of celebrating Ganesh Puja was to seek the blessings of Lord Ganesha for wisdom, knowledge, success, and the well-being of all.

The Puja began at 6:30 am with Puja Anushthan followed by Hawan, Aarati, Atharvashirsha Path, and then a Bhajan Session by the teachers. All teaching and non-teaching staff participated with devotion in the prayer and rituals. Total participants were approximately 87.

The puja ended at 8:00 am with prayers for the happiness, prosperity, and success of everyone.

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Honoring Tradition & Devotion

On September 12, 2026, the Amrit Parivar of VKV Tinsukia hosted a program to observe Sankardev Tithi. The event brought together 50 participants representing 10 different sankuls. The proceedings centered on Naam Prasang, a traditional practice of collective devotional singing and prayer, and concluded with the chanting of Hari Naam

 

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Echoes of Chicago

UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD DAY 2026

9 & 11 September 2026 | Yoga Sabha Griham

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Tinsukia commemorated Universal Brotherhood Day 2026 with a celebration of the timeless ideals of oneness, harmony, peace, and human dignity.

Through Mangalacharan, Vivek Vani, soulful group songs, inspiring speeches, and a powerful presentation of Swami Vivekananda’s historic Chicago Address, the students brought alive his universal message of brotherhood. An engaging teacher panel discussion explored the relevance of compassion, inclusivity, and mutual respect in today’s world.

In her inspiring address, Su. Pranati Didi urged the students to rise above differences and cultivate a deeper sense of oneness and harmony in society.

The celebration was more than an event—it was a gentle reminder that beyond every difference, we are united by the same human spirit.

One world. One humanity. One brotherhood.

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Honoring Our Guiding Lights

On 5th September 2026, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Tinsukia, celebrated Teachers’ Day with deep reverence and enthusiasm at Yog Vidya Sabhagriha. The Primary Section initiated the day with an insightful video presentation explaining the significance of the occasion, while the Secondary Section programme commenced with Manglacharan, followed by an introductory address from the anchors and a speech by the Acting Principal.

The cultural segment opened with a graceful Sattriya performance of Guru Vandana. A major highlight of the event was the felicitation of Smt. Jeetamoni Bordoloi Mohan Didi, who was honored with the prestigious ‘Shiksha Ratna National Award’ by the Gyanaratna Sahitya Academy for her outstanding contributions to education, literature, and culture. The celebration featured vibrant musical and instrumental performances, alongside the prize distribution for the ‘Acting Teacher’ activity.

The event was further enriched by a surprise visit from Shri Basudev Upadhyay, Principal of VKV Sadiya, underscoring the strong spirit of fraternity within the VKV family. The programme concluded with an address by the Principal, who commended the Class XII students for their exceptional coordination and expressed sincere gratitude to the school staff, successfully highlighting the values of gratitude and cultural appreciation shared by the school community.

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Echoes of Devotion

On September 4, 2026, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Laipuli, Tinsukia, observed Janmashtami with a focus on devotion and cultural engagement. The proceedings commenced with a puja led by Panditji followed by sacred rituals performed by the Principal sir. The ceremony included an Aarti, in which both students and the Pandit participated, and a Yagya that contributed to a reflective atmosphere.

The students presented a series of performances highlighting the life and teachings of Lord Krishna. These included a Gau Seva demonstration by Class I students and a Bhajan by BV 3. Class II students performed the Dashavtar, illustrating the ten incarnations of Lord Vishnu. The Krishna Leela presentations featured various narratives, such as the birth of Krishna, his childhood exploits, the Kaliya Daman, the lifting of Govardhan Parvat, and the friendship with Sudama. These Jhankis were accompanied by music and student commentary.

Teachers and students from all grade levels attended the event, which served as an educational experience regarding values like kindness, friendship, and righteousness. The celebration concluded in a peaceful manner, emphasizing a sense of community.

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Celebrating Spiritual Heritage

The observance of Mahapurush Madhavdev Tithi was held on 1st September 2026 at the Yoga-Vidya Sabhagriha for students of classes VI to VIII. The programme focused on introducing students to the life and spiritual contributions of Mahapurush Madhavdev, while emphasizing values such as devotion, humility, and service.

The event began with Gita chanting to establish a serene environment. This was followed by a Borgeet performance by Swaralipi Chakraborty (Class VIII) and a Bhagwat Path presentation by Gourabjit Saikia (Class IX), both of which highlighted the significance of the school's cultural and spiritual heritage. Sabita Didi then shared the essence of the day, explaining the practical relevance of Madhavdev’s teachings in modern life. The programme concluded with an address by Su. Pranati Didi, who discussed the lives and ideals of Mahapurush Madhavdev and Mananeeya Balakrishnan Ji.

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