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Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Seijosa
(25 December 2025 – 12 January 2026)

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Seijosa, successfully celebrated Samartha Bharat Parva 2025–26 from 25 December 2025 to 12 January 2026, with the objective of fostering patriotism, cultural pride, and a strong national vision among students, staff, and the surrounding community. The Parva highlighted India’s global ascendancy through well-structured daily programmes, creative competitions, and meaningful community outreach initiatives across multiple villages.

Inaugural Ceremony (25 December 2025)

The Parva was formally inaugurated by Sri R. Murugan, Principal, VKV Seijosa, who highlighted the national significance of the day and the relevance of the Samartha Bharat concept in the present era. A comprehensive presentation showcased India’s glorious past, dynamic present, and immense future potential, emphasizing the nation’s growing role on the global stage.

The ceremony concluded with a soul-stirring Bharat Mata Aarti, collectively performed by the Principal, teachers, and students, setting a spiritually uplifting and patriotic tone for the entire Parva.

Read more: National Youth Day and Samarth Bharat Parva Celebration at VKV Seijosa

A Nature Education Workshop and Camp was organised by the Nature Conservation Foundation (NCF) in collaboration with Pakke Wildlife Sanctuary and Tiger Reserve, Seijosa, on 7th December 2025. A total of 19 students from Class VI actively participated in the programme.
The initiative aimed to create awareness about wildlife conservation, help students develop curiosity about biodiversity, and encourage them to observe nature responsibly. Through guided activities, the students learnt about the importance of protecting habitats, the interdependence of species, and the role of individuals and communities in conservation.
During the workshop, students were engaged in bird-watching, where they had the rare opportunity to observe the Great Hornbill and several other bird species. They also explored forest trails and witnessed various colourful butterflies, spiders, bees, and other insects. Hands-on learning activities helped them understand topics such as ecosystem balance, forest food chains, and the value of native flora and fauna.
The students were escorted by Sri. Nyarik Ete, Teacher, VKV Seijosa and the camp was coordinated by Su. Saniya Chaplod, Nature Educator, NCF.

School Level Science Exhibition was organised on 20.11.2025 based on the theme “Science, Technology and Innovation for a Sustainable and Progressive India.” The event was coordinated by the Science Teachers Sri Nyarik Ete and Sri Raju Bhorali.
A total of 96 students drawn from Classes III to X participated, showcasing 58 innovative models highlighting areas such as renewable energy, environmental conservation, smart city, agriculture, and digital technology. The exhibition aimed to promote scientific curiosity and encourage students to present creative solutions aligned with sustainable development.
The keynote address was given by Sri R. Murugan, the Principal of the Vidyalaya. He wanted the students to spend a specific time in the ground, library and laboratory as a part of the day to activities of their schooling and highlighted the values and results of the same in an individual’s life. The exhibits were evaluated by the Judges on the aspects of creativity, scientific relevance, and practical application. Students confidently explained the principles behind their models.

The commemoration of the 132nd anniversary of the historical speech given by Swami Vivekananda at the World Parliament of Religions held at Chicago, USA, in 1893 was celebrated in VKV Seijosa with true enthusiasm to inculcate and imbibe the message of oneness among the masses of all strata.
 Sri. Dhawan Kumar Rawat IFS, the Divisional Forest Officer of Pakke Tiger Reserve and Wildlife Sanctuary, Seijosa, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Smt. Madhuri Mahato, teacher of the Vidyalaya, spoke on the importance of the day, and she highlighted the necessity of togetherness beyond the differences of all types at this juncture to contribute in a better way to the progress of the nation in all the spheres, as a tribute to Swami Vivekananda to recall his valuable contributions to the global society.
The Chief Guest also appealed to the gathering to internalise the essence of the teachings of Swami Vivekananda and be a better asset of the motherland. In addition to that, the Chief Guest and Sri. Tasu Taku, one of the School Supporting Group Members of the Vidyalaya, collectively released the House Magazine of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalayas Arunachal Pradesh Trust – Arohi, The Ascent of the Session 2024 – 25 and awarded the winners of the competitions conducted during the outreach programme.   
Delivery of the Chicago Address by Kr. Ginli Boje of Class IX and colourful cultural programmes by the students of the Vidyalaya, and quotation recitation by Kr. Kangkilido Taku, a student of class III from Sun Valley School Seijosa (One of the winners of the competition conducted as a part of the outreach programme) were a part of the programme which drew the attention of the audience to a better extent. 

By Shibu Majumdar

SEIJOSA, Aug 23: Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV) Seijosa observed the 43rd Punyatithi of Mananeeya Eknathji, the founder of Vivekananda Kendra Kanyakumari and the visionary behind the Vivekananda Rock Memorial, on Friday. The programme aimed to instill in students the values and ideals espoused by this great son of Bharat Mata.

The event was graced by Basang Wage, an alumnus of VKVs Seijosa, Balijan, and Jairampur, as the chief guest. In his address, he highlighted the contributions of Vivekananda Kendra in Arunachal Pradesh through its network of VKVs.

Students presented anecdotes from Eknathji’s life, reflecting their understanding of his principles and dedication. The gathering paid floral tributes to his portrait, reaffirming their commitment to uphold his ideals.

The observance served as a reminder of Eknathji’s tireless efforts in nation-building and his role in shaping young minds. By honoring his legacy, VKV Seijosa seeks to inspire students to emulate his qualities and contribute to the betterment of society.

Courtesy of Arunachal Observer

https://arunachalobserver.org/2025/08/24/vkv-seijosa-pays-homage-to-eknathji-on-43rd-punyatithi/

As part of the vocational education initiative, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Seijosa organized a Bamboo Craft Making session for the students of Class VII. The objective of the session was to provide hands-on experience in traditional bamboo craftsmanship, promote skill development, and foster appreciation for indigenous knowledge systems.
The session began with a warm welcome extended by the Principal, Shri R. Murugan, who emphasized the importance of vocational education and the value of preserving traditional crafts in today’s fast-changing world.
The school invited two skilled bamboo artisans, Shri. Tasu Taku and Shri. Goda Sala, who demonstrated various techniques of bamboo crafting. They guided the students in the step-by-step process of selecting, cutting, shaping, and assembling bamboo into items such as a traditional hen coop (Peter), a dustbin, a basket, and traditional tools like rodo, napchi, elong etc..
The students of Class VII actively participated in the session, showing enthusiasm and creativity. They not only learnt the craft but also gained a deeper understanding of bamboo’s significance in local culture and economy.
The workshop was coordinated by Shri Jitu Bulo and Shri Nyarik Ete, teachers of VKV Seijosa, who ensured the smooth proceeding of the programme.

VKV Seijosa | Darlong, Seijosa | 21st July 2025
In an effort to bridge classroom learning with real-life experiences, the students of Class VIII from Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Seijosa, undertook an educational field visit to a wet farm in Darlong Village, Seijosa, on 21st July 2025. The visit was aimed at exploring traditional wet farming practices.
The wet farm is owned and maintained by Smt. Megari Leij, a respected resident of Darlong Village, warmly welcomed the students and teachers. She addressed the group, sharing valuable insights into the step-by-step process of wet paddy cultivation, starting from seed selection, nursery bed preparation, and transplantation to water management, weeding, and harvesting.
Highlighting the integration of agriculture and aquaculture, Smt. Leij also introduced the students to the fish pond adjacent to her farm. She explained the rearing of fish varieties such as Grass Carp, Common Carp, and Indian Mackerel, demonstrating how fish farming sustainably complements paddy cultivation.
The students were accompanied by their teachers Shri Nyarik Ete and Shri Porak Hazarika, who guided them in making academic observations and field notes. The visit not only enriched their understanding of agricultural science but also fostered respect for indigenous knowledge and local livelihoods. Students actively took part in bund-making, seedling collection, and transplantation, gaining valuable field experience.

Prerana Shibir of the school session 2025 - 26, for the students of class VII of the Vidyalaya, was conducted from 28.06.2025 to 29.06.2025 with a provision for the day scholars to experience the routine of the hostels by making them residential during the period of the Shibir.  Sri. Tasso Taku, one of the School Supporting Group Members of the Vidyalaya cum Promoter of Indigenous Faith in the state graced the occasion as the Chief Guest to inaugurate the Shibir. He harried on concentration in any task taken up and wanted the students to love, respect, and own their parents, school, state, and the nation to ensure a better contribution to uphold the name and fame and the rich and unique culture. His words were designed to stimulate the participants in all spheres.   

All the participants had an active chipping in in the two days Shibir and expressed their impression with a positive note when a few of them had presented the same on the dais during the valedictory function amidst of a few parents of the dayscholar students who too enumerated their positive impression of the Shibir as the Vidyalaya had made it residential for their wards.