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The Mathematics Seminar on the topic Indian Mathematicians and their Contributions was conducted on 27/06/2025 in the school prayer hall at 4:30 PM. Four mathematics teachers of the school presented their papers. The seminar was held under the guidance of Sri Shyamal Chakaravorty, Principal, VKV Roing. His presence at the event and the observations he shared have significantly increased its impact and provided clarity of purpose.
Participants:
1. Sri Ramchandra Gogoi
2. Sri Gauranga Das
3. Smt Shilpi Das Gupta
4. Sri Kishore Kr Nath
Though the participants presented the same topic, their content of expression was enriched with the life and contributions of a variety of personalities in the field of mathematics in India.
1. Sri Ramchandra Gogoi
Through his presentation, he accentuated the importance of Vedic Mathematics and expressed the significance of implementing various learning topics of the same in smaller classes.
2. Sri Gauranga Das
With his Sanskrit recital and its explanation, he brought a gist of the greatness with which India once shone in the field of mathematical and logical calculations. He explained and explored in depth the life and contributions of ancient mathematicians such as Aryabhata, Brahmagupta, and Bhaskaracharya, and from the modern period, the contributions of Shakuntala Devi, C. P. Ramanujam, and D. R. Kaprekar were also brought into discussion.
3. Smt Shilpi Das Gupta
She explained the subject of Vedic Mathematics decisively, with the contributions of Aryabhata I and Bhaskara I. A major part of her presentation dealt with how the seemingly complex systems of calculations, such as Samkalita (Addition), Vyutkalana (Subtraction), Gunana (Multiplication), and Bhagahara (Division) have been simplified under the ambit of Vedic Mathematics.
4. Sri Kishore Kr Nath
His precise presentation extracted various benefits of Vedic Mathematics for kids. He shed light on the contributions of Bharati Krishna Tirthaji Maharaj, a saint from the Tirunelveli District of Tamil Nadu, who in the modern perio,d developed Vedic Mathematics for the sincere learner. Some of the sutras explicitly developed by the saint were explained in the seminar.
All participants also shared their views and strategies for implementing the ancient Vedic mathematical knowledge systems in classrooms. The Principal categorically advised the teachers to enhance their ideas further and assigned them to come up with an action plan, which he said he would be waiting to see implemented in this session itself.
The in-charges of the school's academic committee judged the seminar presentations.

The first medical checkup of the current academic session was successfully conducted on 28th June 2025 from 2.30 pm to 6.00 pm., in the school prayer hall. The camp was organized in collaboration with Siang Trust, govt registered NGO.
A total of 174 hostellers, along with the teaching and non-teaching staff and resident family members of the campus, underwent medical examinations. In cases requiring immediate attention, medicines were provided free of cost.
Medical Team:
1. Dr. Siang Tamut – Senior Medical Officer, Govt. Hospital, Roing
2. Dr. Sreerag C – Medical Officer, GREF
3. Sri Samanta – Pharmacist
4. Sri Sunil Kumar – Lab Technician
5. Km. Sonia Meto – Nurse Officer
6. Sri Vijay Urang – Volunteer
The school extends heartfelt gratitude to the Siang Trust and the medical team for their dedicated service and support in ensuring the health and well-being of the school community.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Roing, celebrated the 11th International Yoga Day on 21st June 2025 with great excitement and dedication. The event was organised in three parts, and people from different backgrounds and age groups took part in it. All the activities were held in the school auditorium.

Phase 1: Yoga with District Administration
The first session began early in the morning at 6:30 a.m. with the active participation of the District Administration of Roing. Deputy Commissioner Sri Fwwrman Bramha, along with 58 staff members, took part in performing various yoga postures and breathing exercises.
At the beginning of the session, Sri Chat Bahadur Chetry, NSS Programme Officer, warmly welcomed all the participants. In his address, he expressed his joy at the presence of the district officials and shared how yoga plays a vital role in maintaining a healthy body and a peaceful mind. He encouraged everyone to make yoga a part of their everyday life. The session was led by Sri Shital Desai and Sri Kalyan Dutta, who guided the participants through the yoga protocol with clear instructions and positive energy.
All participants took part actively and felt refreshed, relaxed, and inspired after the session.

Phase 2: ITBP Participation and Conclusion of Yoga Satra
The second session, from 8:00 am, witnessed the active participation of around 70 personnel from the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP). This phase was especially significant as it marked the conclusion of the 10-day Yoga Satra, held from 12th to 21st June 2025. Initially, it commenced with 25 people and culminated with a total of 70 people on the last day.
At the beginning of the session, Sri Lalu M.R., who led the Yoga Satra, warmly welcomed all the participants, including the respected Commandant of ITBP, Sri. Sunil Mittal and his team. In his address, he expressed his gratitude for their presence and emphasized how yoga helps build discipline, strength, and mental peace, especially for those serving in demanding roles like the armed forces.
The Yoga Satra was guided by Sri Lalu M.R. and Sri Patil Pankaj Balasaheb, who conducted the sessions with dedication, clarity, and care. The final day was filled with enthusiasm and a sense of fulfilment, as all participants successfully completed the training.

Phase 3: Yoga by Students and Teachers
In the last part of the celebration from 9: 55 am, all the students from Class I to XII and all teachers of VKV Roing came together in the school auditorium. They followed the Common Yoga Protocol, which includes basic warm-up, yoga postures (asanas), breathing techniques (pranayama), and meditation.
This session helped students feel calm, energetic, and focused. It also taught them the importance of practicing yoga every day for a healthy life. The yoga activities for students were led by Sri Kalyan Dutta and Sri Shital Desai, who made the session enjoyable and easy to follow.

On 29th January 2025, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Roing, organized the Matri Puja for students of Classes X and XII. This special event was held in the school premises to honor and show gratitude to mothers. Students, teachers, and parents, especially mothers, participated in the ceremony with great devotion and love.
The event started with the lighting of the lamp by the special guest and other dignitaries, followed by the Mangalaacharan, which created a peaceful and spiritual atmosphere.
Welcome Address
The Welcome Speech was given by Smt. Shilpi Das Gupta, who spoke about the importance of Matri Puja. She explained that mothers make many sacrifices for their children, and this ceremony was a way for students to show their love, respect, and gratitude.
Felicitation of the Special Guest
The school honored the special guest, Sri Rudra Prasad Dhungana, who played an important role in guiding the puja. He was presented with a token of appreciation on behalf of the school.
Special Guest’s Speech
The special guest, Sri Rudra Prasad Dhungana, gave an inspiring speech on the importance of mothers in our lives. He shared that a mother is the first teacher, guide, and protector of a child.
In his speech, he said: "A mother’s love is selfless. From the moment a child is born, a mother dedicates her entire life to nurturing, teaching, and protecting her child. She sacrifices her own comfort, sleep, and desires just to see her child happy and successful." He reminded the students that as they grow older, they must never forget the love and struggles of their mothers. He said: “As you step into the next phase of your life, always remember the values your mother has taught you. No matter where life takes you, respect her, care for her, and make her proud."
He also encouraged students to always express their love and gratitude, not just on special occasions but every day. He concluded his speech by saying: "Your mother does not expect expensive gifts from you. A simple ‘Thank You’ can bring her immense happiness. Always be kind, respectful, and loving towards her."
After the speech, a beautiful devotional song was performed by Km. Emu Mano and his group, adding a spiritual and emotional touch to the program.
Guided Matri Puja Ceremony
The Matri Puja was the most emotional part of the event. Students of Classes X and XII performed the puja for their mothers, touching their feet and expressing their heartfelt gratitude and respect. Many students and mothers had tears of joy as they shared this beautiful moment.
Experience-Sharing Session
After the puja, an experience-sharing session was held. Students and mothers spoke about their feelings and reflections on the ceremony. Many students thanked the school for organizing the puja and giving them a chance to express their love in such a meaningful way.
The school’s Principal, Sri Prasanta Puzari, addressed the gathering, commending the students for their active participation and reminding them of the importance of imbibing strong moral values.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks and shanti mantra by Sri. Madan Kumar Sarkar , expressing gratitude to all those who contributed to the success of the program.
The total 95 parents of classes X & XII attended the entire session of the Matri Puja.

On 26th January 2025, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Roing, celebrated the 76th Republic Day with great enthusiasm. The program was based on the theme "Swarnim Bharat – Virasat Aur Vikas" and aimed to inspire pride and patriotism in everyone present.
The celebration started with a cheerful Prabhat Pheri from 5:45am which filled the school with energy and excitement. At 7:00 AM, students and staff gathered on the school ground. The National Flag was hoisted at 7:10 AM, followed by the National Anthem, which created a feeling of unity and pride.
The Principal Sri Prasanta Puzari, addressed the gathering with an inspiring speech. He explained the importance of Republic Day as a time to remember the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and the values of justice, equality, and liberty that our Constitution stands for. He encouraged students to take pride in India’s rich heritage and work towards a brighter future by combining tradition with progress. He motivated everyone to contribute to the nation in their own ways and always uphold the values of honesty, discipline, and responsibility.
• After the speech, the event continued with an impressive March Past led by Kr. Bolam Wangpang. The school band, led by Kr. Ahumu Umpo, performed beautifully and received a lot of applause. The same team also exhibited their performance on general ground in District Administration Programme.
• The cultural performances added color and excitement to the event. A patriotic song presented by Class IV students and hostellers, touched everyone’s hearts.
• This was followed by a lively group dance by students of Classes IV, VI, and VII, which celebrated India’s diversity and unity.
The program ended with a Vote of Thanks by Sri. Madan Krumar Sarkar who appreciated the efforts of all participants, teachers, and organizers. The Republic Day celebration at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Roing, was a memorable and inspiring event that filled everyone with pride and love for the nation.
The total 200 students and 31 teachers witnessed the programme.

The Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya , Roing, celebrated the 163rd birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda with great excitement and respect. Students, teachers, parents, and special guests attended the event in large numbers.
The program began with the Lighting of the Lamp by the Chief Guest, Sri Ringu Ngupok, S.P. LDV, symbolizing the spread of knowledge.
The Mangalacharan was recited to seek blessings for the success of the event.Students of Class III performed a lively Welcome Song, filling the venue with joy.
Principal Sri Prasanta Puzari extended a warm welcome to everyone, delivering an inspiring speech on the teachings of Swami Vivekananda and their relevance in modern times. The Chief Guest, along with other distinguished guests, including Sri Naba Jatan Pulu, was honored for his invaluable support and contributions. He also highlighted the notable achievements of Shri Jatan Pulu, which are summarized as follows:
• Shri Jatan Pulu made outstanding contributions to education, cultural preservation, and community development.
• He was awarded the Lt. Governor’s Commendation Certificate in 1971 and the Silver Medal by the Governor of Arunachal Pradesh in 1983.
• He received the Scroll of Honour from RMP International World Council of Elders in 2000 and the Karmayogi Award from the International Association Lion’s Club in 2010.
• His accolades include the Maselo Zinu Award from the Mega Reh Celebration Committee, Tezu in 2013, and a Certificate of Appreciation from the Central Reh Committee, Roing in 2015.
• His unwavering dedication earned him the Arun Sewa Medal from Arunachal Vikas Parishad in 2017 and the Citizen’s Award from Sakar Sewa Samity in 2018.
• In recognition of his lifelong service, he was honored with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award in 2024 by the Mishmi Welfare Society.
Vice Principal Sri Madan Kumar Sarkar explained the Importance of the Day, sharing stories and lessons from Swami Vivekananda’s life that continue to inspire young people.
Performances by Students
• Class I students performed energetic Hindi Action Rhymes.
• Class II students presented cheerful English Action Rhymes.
• Class III students gave a wonderful Traditional Show of India, celebrating the country’s diverse culture.
The Prize Proficiency Distribution Ceremony followed, where the Chief Guest awarded prizes to students for their achievements. Parents and children shared this happy moment, making the event more memorable.
The Chief Guest, Sri Ringu Ngupok, S.P. LDV, appreciated Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Roing, for its efforts in promoting Swami Vivekananda’s values. He highlighted the importance of discipline, sincerity, and punctuality for students’ success and encouraged them to follow Swami Vivekananda’s teachings. He emphasized that parents and teachers must work together to guide children and regularly monitor their progress for holistic development. He praised VKV’s significant role in education and value-based learning across Arunachal Pradesh, urging continued efforts to instill patriotism and good character in students. His inspiring words motivated everyone present.
• Other highlights included an Enactment of Freedom Fighters by Class II students, which stirred patriotic feelings, and a Yoga Demonstration by Class III students, showing the benefits of physical and mental balance as taught by Swami Vivekananda.
The event ended with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks by Sri Kishore Kumar Nath, followed by the Shanti Mantra, spreading peace and calmness. "The Sankul Members of the school have also contributed their efforts to make the programme successful. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of teachers and students, the event was a grand success, attended by 400 people, including 189 students, 180 parents, and 30 teachers."

The 163rd birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Roing. The celebration, held in the school auditorium, was beautifully organized to mark National Youth Day. The program began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, symbolizing the dispelling of ignorance and the illumination of knowledge. A prayer invoking divine blessings followed, setting a serene and respectful tone for the event.

Adding vibrancy to the atmosphere, primary students performed a captivating rendition of the song "BhuvanMandaleNavayugMudayut." Their voices, filled with energy and devotion, brought grandeur and warmth to the gathering.

Sri PrasantaPuzari, the Principal of VKV Roing, extended a heartfelt welcome to the dignitaries, parents, teachers, and students. He spoke about the various activities conducted during Samarth Bharat Parva, a celebration of national pride and unity, while expressing sincere gratitude to everyone who supported the school’s outreach programs. His words reflected the spirit of community and collaboration that drove the event's success.

In an engaging and insightful speech, Sri Raju Mishra emphasized the enduring relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s teachings. He highlighted Swamiji’s lifelong dedication to empowering the youth and awakening a sense of national pride. Sri Mishra also presented a detailed account of the outreach programs carried out during Samarth Bharat Parva, (25/04/2024 to 11/01/2025) inspired by Swamiji’s vision of a strong, united, and service-driven society. The video of the entire activities was also showcased before the audience.

The next part of the program honored distinguished guests. The Chief Guest, Sri Komji Linggi, ZPM Roing, was felicitated with a traditional welcome. Other prominent guests included:

· Jitamoni Didi, Head of Brahma kumari Centre

· Fr. Gulshan Dundung, Principal, Divine Word School, Roing

· Sri Nyamo Riba, Govt. Upper Primary School, New Colony

· Sri Faheem Ansari, Principal, KV Roing

· Members of the Traditional Dance Group from Abango Village

Each guest was presented with a token of appreciation, acknowledging their presence and contributions.

The prize distribution ceremony saw Sri Komji Linggi presenting awards to the winners of various competitions held during Samarth Bharat Parva. Students had enthusiastically participated in contests such as Extempore Speech, Essay Writing, Drawing, and Quiz, all reflecting their engagement with the values of Swami Vivekananda. In his address, Sri Linggi urged students to embody Swamiji’s teachings in their lives. He also shared personal anecdotes from his school days at VKV Roing, fostering a connection with the young audience.

Cultural Programs:

The event continued with vibrant cultural performances, where students and guests alike were entertained and inspired by a rich variety of artistic displays:

· A Group Dance performed by students from Nani Maria School, Roing, filled with energy and grace.

· A colorful Nepali Dance presented by students from Divine Word Public School, Roing, showcasing cultural diversity.

· A Traditional Dance performed by the Women’s Group from Abango Village, highlighting the region’s cultural heritage.

· A special demonstration of Yoga and Mallakhamb by VKV Roing students, showcasing strength, balance, and the importance of physical fitness.

The entire event was skillfully anchored by Class XI students Km. Vaishnavi Pradhan and Km. Anandita Sarkar, whose confident and fluent presentation added charm and coherence to the proceedings. Their performance as hosts kept the program engaging and well-paced.

The event concluded with the chanting of the Shanti Mantra, invoking peace and unity. Sri Bijit Paul delivered a thoughtful vote of thanks, expressing appreciation for the efforts of organizers, participants, and attendees. He also acknowledged the dedicated planning and coordination by Sri Madan Kr. Sarkar, Sri Kishore Kr. Nath, and other teachers, whose hard work ensured the success of the celebration.

A total of 32 teachers, 172 students, and 88 parents and family members attended the event. The celebration of Vivekananda Jayanti at VKV Roing was a memorable and meaningful tribute to the life and teachings of Swami Vivekananda, inspiring all present to embrace his ideals of courage, service, and dedication to personal and national growth.

Samarth Bharat Parv outreach programme at Govt. Upper Primary School, Ezango was conducted on 04/01/2025. A total of 52 students from Classes V to VIII, 8 teachers of the school, and 2 parents participated in the function. Principal VKV Roing Sri. Prasanta Puzari inaugurated it and addressed the audience on the past glory of Bharat. Sri.M.R.Lalu, Teacher VKV Roing elaborated on the Green School Concept. Students of Classes IV and V from VKV Roing presented a patriotic song and the venue school presented a local dance.
An oral quiz competition was conducted on 08/01/2025 by Smt. Swapna Debroy in which 12 students participated.
Outreach Programme
Date - 04/01/2025
Participants - students - 52
- Teachers- 8
- Parents - 2
- Total - 62
Quiz Competition
Date - 08/01/2025
Participants - students -12