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Matri Puja was conducted on 8th February 2026 at 10:30 AM in the school prayer hall to seek blessings for the CBSE Examination students of Classes X and XII.

The programme commenced with an invocation song and prayer presented by the students of Class XI. The welcome address, along with the significance of Matri Puja, was delivered by Sri Vijay Tehariya, Principal of VKV Shergaon. He explained the importance of expressing gratitude towards mothers and seeking their blessings before appearing for important life examinations.

Smt. Kameshwari Pandey spoke about the vital role of mothers in shaping the character and future of children. The Puja was then conducted with devotion and dedication by Sri S. N. Pandey, Teacher, VKV Shergaon.

The Chief Guest, Su. Binita Anagal, a social worker from Pune, addressed the gathering and appreciated the tradition of Matri Puja and the emphasis on moral education in VKVs. She encouraged the students to uphold the culture, discipline, and values of VKVs throughout their lives.

Students and parents shared their experiences, expressing that VKVs provide a strong platform for the holistic development of students and prepare them to move forward confidently in life.

The attendance was noteworthy: 40 out of 42 students from Class X and all 15 students from Class XII were present. The grand total attendance, including parents and staff members, was 160.

The programme concluded with the Vote of Thanks delivered by Sri Sarbeswar Parida. Admit cards were distributed to the students after the Puja ceremony.

The 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram was celebrated with great enthusiasm at VKV Shergaon in collaboration with 73rd Battalion, SSB on 24 January 2026 at 9:30 a.m. in the school prayer hall.

The programme was graced by Sri Vijendra Kumar, Deputy Commandant, 73rd BN SSB, and Sri Rajesh Kumar, Assistant Commandant, 73rd BN SSB, along with 35 jawans. Sri Vijay Tehariya, Principal, VKV Shergaon, along with students and staff members, participated actively. A total of 395 participants attended the programme.

During his interaction, Sri Vijendra Kumar highlighted the history of the Indian Constitution, the importance and meaning of Vande Mataram, and the upcoming challenges faced by the youth of India. Vande Mataram was sung in proper tune, creating a patriotic atmosphere.

A Vande Mataram exhibition was organised in which all students participated enthusiastically. The SSB officials assured continued collaboration with VKV Shergaon and extended their support to the school.

A grand procession consisting of 395 participants was taken out from the school prayer hall to the school gate. The programme concluded peacefully with the chanting of the Shanti Mantra.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Shergaon organized an Outreach Programme at Kalaktang with great enthusiasm. The event began with a band procession flagged off by Sri Dorjee Tsering Namsa, ZPM, Nargum West, from the Welcome Gate to Nargum Football Field at 9:00 a.m.

The team later proceeded to NSCBAV, Ankaling, where the cultural programme commenced at 12:15 p.m. The programme began with the lighting of the lamp by Sri Sang Leta, GPC, Boha (Kalaktang), followed by Mangalacharan and a welcome song by Class X students.

Sri Pem Sonam, Head Master, NSCBAV Ankaling, spoke on the teachings of Swami Vivekananda and the contributions of Vivekananda Kendra in Arunachal Pradesh. Sri Rinchin Norbu Thongchi, Teacher, NSCBAV Jigaon, highlighted Swamiji’s life and ideals. Colourful cultural dances by students of VKV Shergaon, NSCBAV Ankaling, and NSCBAV Jigaon added vibrancy to the event.

The programme concluded at 3:00 p.m. with a vote of thanks and Shanti Mantra. A total of 234 participants, including students, teachers, guests, and villagers, attended the programme, making it a grand success.

The programme began with the lighting of the lamp, accompanied by an invocation, followed by three Omkars and Prarthana. The welcome address was delivered by the Principal, VKV Shergaon. A patriotic song was then presented by the students of Class X, followed by Swamiji’s Thought. The Importance of the Day was delivered by Sri S. N. Pandey, who highlighted the relevance of Gyan, Karma, Sankhya, and Bhakti Yoga in daily life and emphasised that children must cultivate good habits and good manners.

Km. Rinchin Gonpapa and Mimi Chongroju delivered speeches on Indigenous Faith Day, focusing on the need to preserve, protect, and transmit cultural heritage to the younger generation. A drama was presented depicting the Krishna–Arjuna Samvad and the composition of the Srimad Bhagavatam by Maharishi Ved Vyas and Sri Ganesh. Gita chanting was performed by the Class X students. Local dances representing the region’s cultural traditions were also presented beautifully. The Vote of Thanks was proposed by Sri Sarbeswar Parida.

On the occasion of Gita Jayanti, a Swadhyay programme was conducted on 01/12/2025. Om Kr. Pradhan read and explained the letter from Ma. Nivedita Didi in detail, followed by an enriching group discussion. Sankul members actively participated and enjoyed the session. 

Sadhana Diwas was celebrated in the morning assembly on 19/11/2025 at 8.10 am. The program started with 3 Omkars and a prayer. A geet “Nirmano ki Pawan yug may” was sung and followed by students. A swadhyay on Spiritualizing life on Chapter 7 “Be a self-propelled worker”, Chapter 8 “Characteristics of a self-propelled worker and Chapter 9 “ The best Way to Serve Nation” was conducted before Sadhana Diwas from part 4 of Spiritualizing life. Principal Sir delivered a speech on the importance of Sadhana Diwas, and a book review was presented in the morning assembly by Km. Rinchin Gonpapa, class XI. The library week starts from today onward, and a short speech was delivered by Sri Bijit Borgohain. The program concluded with the Shanti Mantra and Kendra. The floral tribute was given to Eknathji by all the students and staff.

Universal Brotherhood Day Celebration started by lighting the lamp with an invocation on 11/09/2025 at 10.30 am in the school prayer hall. The welcome song and Vivek Vani were presented in the beginning. The Welcome address was delivered by the Principal, VKV Shergaon. The Chief Guest, Sri Kunal ji, 73rd Battalion SSB Commandant, and the Guest of Honour, Sri Pai Dave, Prant Pramukh, Vivekananda Kendra, Arunachal Prant, were felicitated. At the same time, the Alumni members were also felicitated. Sri Lobsang Tashi SSG Secretary, Village council Sri C K Thungon and Asst. Comdt Sri Rajesh Kumar and Sri Rajib, NCC Officer, attended the program.
 The Chicago speech was delivered by Kr. Genden Tsering, Class IX. The cultural activities, such as Action song, Patriotic and classical dance, Traditional dances of Nyishi, Adi, and Monp, including mime, were performed in a beautiful manner. The chief guest, Sri Kunal, stressed value-based practical education, Preservation of indigenous faith, and advised the students to give 100 % effort in any work and to be a good citizen. Sri Pai Dave ji, the guest of honour, stressed that students should try hard to achieve something, and Swamiji’s life is a great source of inspiration for human beings. and he focused on the promotion of Sanatan Dharma and opposed Lord Macauley's education in India. In addition to this, he also emphasised man-making and nation-building education. The total attendance, including parents, staff, students, well-wishers, and alumni, was 522. Then the vote of thanks was delivered by Sri Sarbeswar Parida, Vice Principal, VKV Shergaon, and the program concluded with the Shanti mantra at 12.30 pm.   

Ma. Eknathji Punya Tithi was celebrated in the school morning assembly in a grand manner on 22/08/2025 at 08.30 am. Ma. Eknathji’s photo was kept decorated with flowers, and the lamp was lighted. Principal, VKV Shergaon Sri Vijay Kr. Tehariya sir delivered the importance of the day in a lucid manner, by which all the audience understood the biography of Ma. Ekanthji. All the students and staff gave a floral tribute to Ma. Eknathji.