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On the occasion of National Science Day 2026, state-level online competitions were organized by the Arunachal Pradesh State Council for Science & Technology in collaboration with Rajiv Gandhi University.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Oyan, proudly secured First Prize in both competitions, bringing great pride to the institution.

In the Online Artwork Competition on the theme “Science, Technology & Innovation for a Clean and Green Nation”, Kr. Kabom Pait of Class IX secured the 1st Position with an outstanding creative presentation.

In the Online Video-Clip Competition on the theme “Scientific Legends: From the North-East to the Nation”, Kr. Laryum Taye of Class IX won the 1st Prize for his impressive video production.

Both students were felicitated during the National Science Day programme held at Rajiv Gandhi University, where they received a memento, certificate of appreciation, and a cash prize in recognition of their achievements.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Oyan has achieved a notable national-level milestone with the selection of Kr. Rubu Daniel (Class VIII) in the Grand Finale of _Big Bang 2026 – The Great Rotary Innovation Challenge, where he was placed among the Top 20 Best Innovative Projects in India.
Big Bang 2026 is a prestigious national-level innovation competition supported by the Rotary Club of Coimbatore West, iExplore Foundation, Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) and NITI Aayog, Government of India. Out of 700+ project submissions from 24 states, only 162 projects were shortlisted for the Grand Finale, and from these, the Top 20 teams were formally recognized for excellence in innovation, impact, and presentation.
The Grand Finale was held on 24–25 January 2026 at the National Model School, Peelamedu, Coimbatore (TN), where students showcased their projects before eminent jurors, scientists, and industry experts.
Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Oyan is the only school from the North Eastern region of India to find a place among the Top 20 innovations in the Grand Finale.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Oyan has achieved a significant national-level recognition by securing selection in the *Grand Finale of Big Bang 2026 – The Great Rotary Innovation Challenge**, supported by the Rotary Club of Coimbatore West, iExplore Foundation, Atal Innovation Mission (AIM)* and *NITI Aayog, Government of India*.

Out of *700+ project submissions from 24 states across India, only 162 projects* were shortlisted for the Grand Finale. Among these, the project “Aerobic Composter”from *VKV Oyan* has been selected, placing the school among the *top innovative teams of the country*. 

The project is presented by *Kr. Rubu Daniel (Class VIII)* of VKV Oyan. Notably, *VKV Oyan is the only school from the North Eastern region of India* to be selected for showcasing its innovation at this prestigious national platform. The *Grand Finale will be held from 24–25 January 2026* at the *National Model School, Peelamedu, Coimbatore*, where selected teams from across the country will exhibit their innovations before eminent experts and juries.

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Oyan observed Indigenous Faith Day and Gita Jayanti on 1st December 2025 with great enthusiasm. All students came in traditional dress, and the morning assembly began with the Indigenous Faith Day pledge in the Adi dialect. After the assembly, a rally was conducted through Oyan village up to Oyan Market, where students carried placards and raised slogans to create awareness about indigenous faith. A cultural programme was followed in the school campus, which included an explanation of the importance of the day by Su. Taruk Nanung Didi, traditional Adi dances by students, presentation of Adi proverbs with English meanings, and a Donyi Polo Bhajan by Smt. Yanung Jamoh Didi from Sille Ganging. The celebration continued with Gita Jayanti observance, during which Sri V. P. Mishra Sir explained the significance of the Bhagavad Gita. Class VIII students presented Gita chanting, followed by collective chanting by all present. Later, Smt. Jamoh Didi and Sri Rohan Pegu Ji shared their thoughts on the importance of celebrating both Indigenous Faith Day and Gita Jayanti. After the formal programme, an Amrit Pariwar Milan was organized, strengthening harmony among staff, family members, parents, and well-wishers. The celebration concluded with a community lunch enjoyed by everyone. The programme ended at 1:30 PM with active participation from teaching and non-teaching staff, their families, parents, well-wishers, and Amrit Pariwar members.