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VKV Kitpi Tawang had celebrated Indigenous faith day and Gita Jayanti on 1st December 2025. 
Indigenous faith day:
All the students, including day-scholars, Teachers, and all the other staff, had participated in the 'pravatferi' at 6.00 AM. 'Pravatferi' finished at the school playground. A total of 220 students and 20 staff, including Teaching and Non-Teaching staff, were present. A small cultural program had been conducted where traditional dance, games and archery were included. Traditional food had been provided on that day to all the students and staff.
The motive of the celebration was to inculcate the indigenous faith in the young generation so that they can proudly follow their rich traditions and not be influenced by westernisation.
SSG secretary Shri. Sangey Dorjee ji was present in that program.
Gita Jayanti:
To inculcate the message of Lord Shri Krishna to all the students for the well-being of all mankind, VKV Kitpi celebrated Gita Jayanti on 1st December 2025.
In the evening 5.00 PM, all the staff, students gathered at the Prayer hall to celebrate Gita Jayanti. Gita chanting, explanation, short drama, Gita pujan, etc., made the celebration memorable.

The International Day of Yoga was celebrated with great enthusiasm and reverence at VKV Kitpi Tawang on 21st June 2025, following the official guidelines issued by the Government of India. The theme for this year, “One Earth, One Health”, resonated deeply with students and staff, reminding everyone of yoga’s timeless benefits for the body, mind, and spirit.
The programme commenced with the traditional lighting of the lamp by our Principal Didi, invoking a serene and sacred atmosphere. This was followed by an inspiring speech delivered by Pasang Lhamu, a student of Class 10, who shared her thoughts on the significance of yoga in students’ lives, highlighting its role in promoting discipline, emotional balance, and overall well-being.
The yoga sessions were conducted simultaneously at four venues across Tawang
It was conducted as per the Government of India’s Yoga Day protocol. Students and staff participated in a series of asanas, including Vajrasana, Vrikshasana, Trikonasana, Bhujangasana, and Shavasana, combined with breathing exercises (Pranayama) and moments of quiet reflection through meditation.
In her address, Principal Didi emphasized the significance of yoga in nurturing a sound body, a sharp mind, and a peaceful spirit. The programme concluded with a collective Yoga Pledge, wherein all participants promised to incorporate yoga into their daily routine and to carry its benefits beyond the school gates — spreading health, harmony, and happiness throughout the community.
The celebration received an overwhelming response, reaffirming the message that yoga is not merely an exercise but a holistic path towards well being, resilience, and inner peace.

V.K.V Kitpi had successfully conducted “SAMARTHA BHARAT PARVA”. Students as well as teachers had covered almost all the topics in their discussions that reflect the strength of India. 
Following are the details that had been conducted from 04/12/24 to 12/01/25

On 12th January, the school conducted 'National Youth Day' at Jung. Where many dignitaries, parents, and students from other schools have witnessed the auspicious program.
     The celebration of Samartha Bharat Parva ended with 'Ahuti Satra'.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Kitpi, Tawang family has celebrated 8^th International Yoga day on June 21^st  with great enthusiasm. The mission behind this programme is to raise awareness about this ancient practice and to celebrate the physical and spiritual prowess that yoga has brought to the world. For this programme we have invited the Headmaster and all the teaching faculties along with their students. Due to the bad weather condition they unable to attend this programme due to that reason the programme had to conduct with ourselves.

VKV Kitpi Tawang Celebrated Teachers Day 

It was a very amazing programme, we got to know about the contribution of Mananya Eknath ji Ranade towards society and nation. We also show the cooperation and bonding of our staff and family members as we celebrate the raksha bandhan. We also got to know many unknown information about why we celebrate raksha bandhan.

Matripooja conducted at VKV Kitpi .All 29  parents' attended the pooja in full devotion. Sri. Krishna Kumar from VKV APT, DBR was presented in the pooja. Dr. Thupten Jambey DYSP , Tawang and Sri. Khota Lama District Head Gaon Burha were presented in the pooja as special invitees.  Sri. Rinchin Norbu, CIC of Kameng Cluster, Sri. Sange Dorjee, Secretary S.S.G VKV Kitpi, and Sri. Omana Kuttan Principal of VKV Mukto also were presented in the pooja.

A NCC troop started in at VKV kitpi 2 AP Bn. NCC Tawang. The process to raise the new troop in our school, started the previous academic session. But this year only we could start the NCC troop in our school  after getting approval  from VKV APT. We have applied to start half troop consisting 50 cadets.  But they have sanctioned only 25 cadets.  Our 25 students got enrolment. They are from class VIII and ix. Next year we may get sanction for remaining  25 cadets. Su Indu baladevi  P. T teacher is appointed as a CTO of VKV kitpi. Col. Raghunath Shekavath is the commanding Officer of 2AP BN. NCC. August month onwards parade and theory classes are conducting by the NCC officials. The classes are conducting once in a week.