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Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Oyan, celebrated Krishna Janmashtami with devotion and enthusiasm on 4th September 2026 at the school Auditorium Hall. The programme was graced by Shri Rajeev Panggam Ji, Lawyer, High Court, Social Activist and alumnus of VKV Oyan, as the Chief Guest. The celebration was attended by 306 students, 33 staff members and 74 parents.

The programme began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp and Manglacharan, followed by a welcome and felicitation of the Chief Guest. The significance of Janmashtami and the teachings of Lord Krishna, including duty, righteousness, devotion, courage and selfless action, were highlighted.

The cultural programme featured Krishna Bhajans and Radha-Krishna dance performances by each house. Students from Balvatika to Class V participated enthusiastically in a Radha-Krishna Fancy Dress Show. The house-wise Matki Phod Competition added excitement and promoted teamwork and cooperation. Sweets were also distributed among the students.

The Chief Guest shared inspiring thoughts and generously donated a Bluetooth Big Sound Box to the school. The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks.

The celebration was a joyful blend of devotion, culture, creativity and teamwork, leaving students with valuable lessons from the life and teachings of Lord Krishna.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Oyan celebrated Guru Purnima with devotion and enthusiasm on 29 July 2026 to express gratitude to teachers and strengthen the values of the Guru–Shishya tradition.

The programme began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Chief Guest, Smt. Yanung Jamoh Didi, along with distinguished guests Sri Pakiam Taboh (Pabe) and Sri Sille Ganging. The Principal welcomed and felicitated the guests. Km. Barbie (Class VI) spoke on the significance of Guru Purnima, while Sri C. S. Rao highlighted the importance of the Guru–Shishya tradition. Students from all four houses presented Guru Vandana Bhajans, followed by the Sankalpa led by Sri Pinaki Roy and the Guru Puja conducted by Sri C. S. Rao.

The guests emphasized Indian culture, moral values, and respect for teachers. The programme concluded with the Shanti Mantra, Pushparpan to Om, and the Guru Dakshina Ceremony, during which students sought the blessings of their teachers.

The programme was attended by 307 students, 26 staff members with their family members, and 37 parents and well-wishers. A teachers' discussion session on the roles of Shikshak, Adhyapak, Upadhyay, Pradhyapak, Acharya, and Guru encouraged reflection on becoming better educators.

The celebration concluded with a renewed commitment to uphold the values of respect, knowledge, discipline, and selfless service.

Oyan, July 23, 2026: Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Oyan, organized the "Nasha Mukt Yuva for Viksit Bharat" programme on 23 July 2026 in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Government of India, and the Recovering Warriors Club, Oyan, East Siang District. The programme aimed to create awareness among students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to promote the vision of a Drug-Free India and Viksit Bharat @2047.

The programme commenced with the Mangalacharan Prayer, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest. The Chief Guest, Shri Pravin Rao, District Youth Officer, MY Bharat, East Siang District, and Shri Mohan Tamut, Coordinator, Recovering Warriors Club, Oyan, were warmly welcomed and felicitated by the Principal, Shri Ashok Singh.

Students showcased their talents through captivating performances, including Classical Dance, Folk Dance, Nukkad Natak, and Mime, all centered on the theme of drug awareness. To encourage creative expression and critical thinking, competitions such as Painting, Debate, Slogan Writing, and Slam Poetry were conducted for students of Classes VI to X.

Addressing the gathering, Shri Pravin Rao urged students to stay away from drugs, adopt healthy lifestyles, and actively contribute to building a Viksit Bharat. Shri Mohan Tamut also emphasized the importance of making informed choices and inspired students to become ambassadors of a drug-free society.

The programme concluded with the Shanti Mantra, leaving participants with a strong message of hope and responsibility. The event proved to be informative, inspiring, and successful in spreading the message: "Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life."