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VKV NEEPCO Kimi observed Kalpataru Diwas on 1st January 2026 to commemorate the historic day in 1886 when Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa revealed himself as an Avatar.

The significance of the day was explained by Sri Vilas Palsokar, Hindi teacher of the Vidyalaya, who enlightened the students about the spiritual importance of Kalpataru Diwas. During the morning assembly, the life and teachings of Sri Ramakrishna Paramhansa were highlighted, along with several inspirational incidents from his life. Students were encouraged to read books related to the life and message of Sri Ramakrishna and to imbibe his teachings in their daily lives.

All students from Class LKG to VIII, along with the staff members, actively participated in the programme.

Indigenous Faith Day was celebrated on 1st December 2025 with great enthusiasm at VKV (NEEPCO) Kimi. Smt. Jamuna Saksa, Resource Person, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, while Smt. Asen Khonjuju, Social Worker, attended as the Guest of Honour.

In his welcome address, Principal Sri Bhim Prasad Upadhyay highlighted the current linguistic situation of the state and the rapid decline of its native languages and dialects. He expressed concern that the number of speakers of various dialects is steadily decreasing. Many languages, even those with relatively larger speaker populations, have become unsafe, some are endangered, and many others have turned vulnerable. He stressed that the protection and preservation of these languages have become essential to safeguarding cultural identity.

Chief Guest Smt. Jamuna Saksa, in her address, emphasised the invaluable contributions of Golgi Bote Talom Rukbo ji in fostering cultural awareness and initiating the Donyi-Polo movement in 1978. She urged everyone to preserve and promote the rich cultural diversity of Arunachal Pradesh.

The celebration featured various cultural programmes and indigenous games and sports such as archery, bamboo stilt walking, and tug of war, in which students, teachers, parents, and Sankul members enthusiastically participated.

On 12th November 2025, the Annual Sports Meet 2025–26 of our school was conducted with great enthusiasm and sportsman spirit from 12th November to 14th November 2025. The three-day event was anchored smoothly and effectively by Harishankar Mahato, Sir. A serene Mangalacharan, followed by the lighting of the lamp, symbolises the beginning of the grand occasion. Our respected Principal Sir Bhim Prasad Upadhyay delivered a warm and inspiring Welcome Address, after which the students presented a melodious Welcome Song, adding colour and charm to the event.
Shri Probhat Newar Sir, PET Teacher, highlighted the importance of sports and physical education, explaining how sports develop discipline, confidence, teamwork, and leadership among students. A cultural flavour was added to the ceremony with two beautiful traditional dance performances by the students of Classes VI and VII. The most significant moment of the event was the Oath-Taking Ceremony, where all the House Leaders took the sports oath led by the Chief Guest. It marked the true spirit of sportsmanship, honesty, and fair play.
In the Inaugural function on 12th Nov. 2025, the school was honoured to have Shri Bhaskar Goswami, HoP, NEEPCO, as the Chief Guest, and Dr Himangshu Barman, Chief Medical Officer, NEEPCO, as the Guest of Honour. The chief guest addressed the gathering and highlighted the importance of games and sports in shaping a healthy and disciplined life. Their motivating words encouraged the students to give their best in all competitions. Dr Himangshu Sir also addressed the participants and highlighted the importance of physical fitness and sports in a child's overall development.

On 29th August 2025, our Vidyalaya celebrated National Sports Day with great enthusiasm and zeal. The day began with the morning assembly, where Probhat Newar Sir highlighted the importance of the day and reminded the students about the legendary hockey player Major Dhyan Chand, whose birthday is commemorated as National Sports Day. He emphasized the role of sports in building discipline, teamwork, and a healthy lifestyle, and he was in charge of today’s program. The sports events were inaugurated with the chanting of three Omkaras followed by “Om Sahana Vavatu”, creating an inspiring and spiritual atmosphere. 
The primary students from LKG to Class II participated joyfully in the Musical Chair game, filling the ground with laughter and excitement. The students of Classes III to V demonstrated their energy in track and field events, including the 100-meter race for both boys and girls. Indoor games such as Carrom and Chess were also organized, giving students a chance to showcase their concentration and mental skills. The senior students of Classes VI to VIII participated in team games with great spirit. The boys played a football match, while the girls took part in a thrilling Kho-Kho match. Each event reflected true sportsmanship and healthy competition among the students.
The entire celebration was marked by active participation, enthusiasm, and discipline. The day not only encouraged physical fitness but also promoted the values of teamwork, respect, and harmony. The celebration of National Sports Day in our Vidyalaya was a grand success, reminding everyone that sports are an essential part of education and life.

On 10th July 2025, VKV (NEEPCO)Kimi celebrated Guru Purnima along with Amrit Pariwarsankuls. The chief guest was Smti Ashen Khonjuju, Sankul Pramukh, and the Guest of Honor, Smti Gujuma Nimasow, Chairman of SHG. The program was started with three omkaras followed by Om sahanaBhavatu, and the lamp was lit. Principal Sir, Sri Bhim Prasad Upadhyay, welcomed the parents as well as students. Students of class V presented a welcome song. Sri Manish Kumar sir highlighted the importance of Guru Purnima in today’s context. Five guru bhajans were sung by students and teachers, where one Aka bhajan was sung by the sankul families. 
      Principal Sir, Sri Bhim Prasad Upadhyay spoke about 6B- Bhasha, Bhusha, Bhojan, Bhajan, Bhraman, and Bhawan. All the members of the four Sankuls discussed “Ideal Family” and decided to preserve our mother tongue, culture, traditional costume, etc.

On the occasion of the 11th International Day of Yoga, VKV NEEPCO KIMI conducted many outreach Yoga Programs on 21.06.2025 at 4 different places - Pachhis Village, Upper Colony, NEEPCO HRD centre, and school in a befitting manner as per the AYUSH Common Yoga Protocol, Govt. of India. The program today started with the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s speech from Vishakhapatnam from 6.30 am to 7 am, followed by a Yoga demonstration and practice. The Pachhis village program was conducted in collaboration with the Kimi Welfare Society. Sri Rintu Khabisow, Chairman, Kimi Welfare Society, was the Chief Guest in the Program. 68 villagers, including their wards, attended the program at Pachhis village.
               In Upper Colony, total attendance was 82. In the NEEPCO HRD Centre, total attendance was 52, and at the Vidyalaya for the periphery public and students, with 97 participants. The program started with prarthana, followed by breathing and loosening exercises, asanas, pranayams, Dhyana, Sankalp, and finally shanti mantra. Benefits of different asanas and pranayams were told, and also encouraged to practice some of the asanas and pranayams in their day-to-day life to keep themselves healthy and fit. In his address, Principal Sri Bhim Prasad Upadhyay advised everyone to continue the practice of yoga on a regular basis, at least half an hour daily in the morning. Further added that the regular practice of Yoga helps in curing various kinds of diseases and trains our body and mind. It also promotes peace and harmony in society. Altogether, the total number of participants in the program was 299.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya NEEPCO Kimi has observed World Environment Day on 5th June 2025 in the school Premises with a befitting manner. To commemorate the day, various events were conducted to create awareness among the students and teachers regarding the preservation of the environment.  In the morning assembly, a speech was delivered by Sri Rintu Deb, a teacher, about the significance of this day. After the Assembly, students from all the classes, along with teachers and bhaiyas involved in planting saplings of different plants in the school gardens and around the playground. After the fourth period, students of class VIII went to the EEPCO office with a few teachers for the plantation drive program organized by NEEPCO. In the sixth and seventh periods, drawing and essay writing competitions were held from class III to VIII, respectively, on the theme “Our Land Our Future, Beat Plastic Pollution”. Around 140 students, 11 teachers, and 2 bhaiyas were part of today's programme on World Environment Day.