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Guru Purnima was celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Kitpi, Tawang, through various meaningful activities.

On 28 July, a Swadhyaya session was conducted on the significance of the words Shikshak, Adhyapak, Pradhyapak, Upadhyaya, Acharya, and Guru. Aa. Sujatha Didi posed three questions, which were discussed and explained by the teachers, who also shared their reflections.

On 29 July, students of Classes VI to X participated in a discussion on Guru Purnima in the Vivekananda Hall. The session began with Om Sahana Bhavatu, followed by class-wise discussions and presentations, and concluded with the Shanti Mantra.

A Sankul Milan was also held at Lhou Village, with 14 students, 10 families, and one SSG member participating. The discussion focused on the Bhoti prayer “Om Mane Peme Hung.”

The evening programme began with three Omkaras and Om Sahana Bhavatu. Smt. Mandita Limbu spoke on the significance of Guru Purnima and the role of teachers and parents in shaping students’ lives. A House-wise Bhajan and Drama Competition showcased the talents of the students, followed by Guru Aarti as a mark of respect and gratitude towards the teaching and non-teaching staff.

A Five-Day Classical Music and Bharatanatyam Training Programme was conducted from 11th to 15th July 2026 under the Government of Arunachal Pradesh Outreach Programme by the Ambalam Foundation, Bengaluru, through its CSR initiative for the students of Classes IV to VIII of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Kitpi, Tawang.

The training was conducted by Ms. Saibrindha Ramachandran. 

A total of 61 students participated, including 31 in Classical Music and 30 in Bharatanatyam. The students learned the basics of Indian Classical Music, rhythm, melody, voice culture, Bharatanatyam postures, mudras, footwork, expressions, and stage discipline.

The programme enhanced the students' confidence, concentration, discipline, creativity, teamwork, and appreciation of India's rich cultural heritage. The enthusiastic participation and dedication of the students made the programme a grand success.

The International Day of Yoga was celebrated with great enthusiasm at VKV Kitpi, Tawang, on 21 June 2026 in accordance with the Government of India guidelines. The theme, "Yoga for Healthy Ageing," highlighted the importance of yoga in promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

The programme began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Principal Didi, followed by an inspiring speech by Km. Sonam Tsomu (Class X) on the significance of yoga in students' lives.

Yoga sessions were conducted simultaneously at four venues—Vivekananda Hall (140 participants), School Block (54), TCBV Lhou (61), and Jak Rifles Camp, Bum La Pass (60)—under the guidance of student instructors and teachers. The sessions followed the Common Yoga Protocol and included various asanas, Pranayama, and meditation.

Addressing the gathering, the Principal Didi emphasized the importance of yoga in developing a healthy body, a disciplined mind, and a peaceful spirit. The programme concluded with a collective Yoga Pledge, encouraging everyone to adopt yoga as a daily practice.

The celebration was a grand success, reaffirming that yoga is a holistic way of life that fosters health, harmony, and inner peace.

Kalpataru Diwas was celebrated with devotion and reverence on 1st January 2026 at the school premises. The programme witnessed the active participation of all hostellers, teaching staff, and non-teaching staff, making the occasion spiritually enriching.

The purpose of the programme was:

1. To remember the spiritually significant event in the life of Shri Ramakrishna Paramhansa.

2. To commemorate Shri Ramakrishna’s boundless compassion and divine grace.

A total of 149 students, 10 teaching staff members, and 03 non-teaching staff members were present during the programme.

The programme was efficiently conducted under the guidance of Programme In-Charge: Su. Sadhna Tiwari. The importance of the day was beautifully explained by Su. Manisha Rupchandani, highlighting the spiritual significance of Kalpataru Diwas. A soulful Ramkrishna Bhajan was presented by the students of Class X, which filled the atmosphere with devotion.

As a mark of reverence, all students and staff members offered flowers to Shri Ramakrishna’s panel and tied Raksha Sutra around the tree, symbolizing protection, faith, and spiritual bonding.

The programme concluded peacefully, leaving everyone inspired by the teachings and compassion of Shri Ramakrishna Paramhansa.

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.