VKV Tezu Has Celebrated Rakshabhandan and Observed Eknathji punyatithi ,It was an occasion to express our bond to one another as family members.
Guru Purnima was celebrated in a befitting manner at VKV Tezu .On this occasion online literary competition and sharing of audio clips of self sung Guru Bhajans were held on 23.07.2021 for the students of different categories like Class I to IV, Class V to VIII and Class IX to X. Children actively took part in the events through online platform. Results of the competitions were declared through Whatsapp group and prizes for the 1st, 2nd & 3rd position winners would be given later.
Through Whatsapp group, teachers also sent short speech on Guru Purnima in Hindi and English and also sent Guru Purnima greetings, Guru Bhajans to students who responded nicely.
From 11AM to 12.10 PM under the guidance of Principal, teachers presented various programmes like Swadhyay based on the write up on Guru Purnima, shared by Man. Nivedita Didi, importance of the day by the Principal, Guru Bhajans by teachers and also Kendra Prayer etc.
On 24th July 2021, an online Bhajan sandhya programmes was organised by VKV Tezu from 6.30 PM to 7.00 PM in which 100 nos. of students / parents participated. Besides participants from a few others VKSs. representative of VKV APT also attended the programme. The Principal of VKV Tezu, while welcoming all the participants highlighted the importance of the occasion.
In this online programme, live Bhajan singing was presented by a few students. A short speech on the singnificance of Guru Purnima was presented by a teacher, besides other usual agenda like Mangalacharan, Shanti Mantra, Kendra Prayer.
The new session 2021 – 22 was flagged off with a Varsharanbha puja conducted in our school. Keeping in view of COVID -19 protocols, only the teachers and a few children of the school campus were present in the puja and no students from outside was asked to join here. The brief puja was conducted by Sri Amit Kr Bhatt, a teacher of the school placing a picture of Maa Saraswati, the goddess of learning in the school prayer hall. The principal delivered a brief speech telling the significance of varsharambha and expressed hope that in the coming session the school would achieve a new height of excellence by the grace of Maa Saraswati.
Gita Jayanti is one of the important and meaningful utsavs of VKVs to commemorate the birth of the Holy Scripture Srimad Bhagavad Gita. The day was celebrated in our school with great devotion and dedication. Dr. Padmavati Onge, the Assistant Professor, IGG College was the Chief Guest cum Guest Speaker to grace the occasion. The programme began with the lighting of the lamp accompanied by invocation prayer, followed by welcome address by Sri S.K Behera Principal the school. After that Sri Uttam Kumar Patel, Assistant Techer of VKV Tezu, threw light on the importance of Gita in our daily life and appealed everyone to read and follow Gita for better life in this competitive life. Moreover, he also highlighted the past achievements of India in various fields and what India can do in future, if they determine. He also indicated that Samarth Bharat is not only a word but it is the reality of Indians and appealed our students to be determined to add glory in our future. The programme proceeded by gita chanting by the students and Prize distribution by the chief guest.
On the day of 19th of November, Sadhana Diwas was celebrated with great commitment at VKV, Tezu. All the 16 teachers gathered in the school activity hall to celebrate the day. The day started with usual office time at 8.30, to prepare for the holy occasion. To celebrate the occasion with all the 405 students virtually, the class teachers shared the photo of Mananeeya Eknathji Ranade on the online platforms to pay homage, along with a beautiful speech highlighting Eknathji’s early life, his hard toil to materialize the Vivekananda Rock Memorial, compiling Rousing call to Hindu nation, his contribution as a kshetra pracharak for poorvanchal, his visit to entire north east after the great earthquake, his endeavor to establish VKVs in Arunachal Pradesh, Assam etc.
Commemorating the historic address of Swami Vivekananda at World Parliament of Religions in Chicago, on 11th September, 1893 about his unique message of Universal Brotherhood and India’s spirituality to the West, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, Tezu jointly VK Nagar Samiti celebrated the day involving teachers, limited number of VKV Alumni and well-wishers on 11th September, 2020 in the Activity Hall of the school. There were only 35 attendances in the hall following SOPs of the Govt. and around 400 students and parents could join us online to watch the live show sitting at home.
The celebration was started at 9:30 am. Dr Ridhhi Dhawan, Medical Officer (Gynaecologist) General Hospital, Tezu Lohit Dist. was the Chief Guest to grace the occasion and Smt. Sailu Bellai, VKV Alumni was the Guest Speaker to highlight the day. Sri Suresh Kr. Behera, the Principal of the school welcomed the guests, audience and students and parents who were joining online to watch the programme, presented a brief report of the school and its achievement in the previous academic session.
Janmastami, is also called Shri Krishna janmastami which is celebrated to mark the birth of Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna is believed to be the eighth incarnation (avatar) of Lord Vishnu. Devotees observe the 1st on this day as gesture of devotion, while many others indulge in the festivities by organising cultural programmes and puja ritual at home.
On 11 August 2020, Shri Krishna Janmastami was celebrated by all teachers of VKV Tezu. We celebrated the day by conducting puja in our school. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation students were not able to participate directly, so we sent greeting cards and recorded speech of the importance of the day to the students in the whatsApp group. Smt. Rupali Bhattacharjee didi delivered the message of Lord Krishana and His purpose of taking birth on the earth. Moreover we conducted Radha Krishna getup competition for the students of class I to VII. They celebrated the day and clicked photos and sent through whatsApp. There was also speech programme for the students of Class VIII to X.
Indian across the nation was commemorating India’s independence from British rule by celebrating its 74th Independence Day on August 15, 2020. Independence Day is to remember our valiant freedom fighters who stood up against the colonisers and even suffered harsh consequences unflinchingly, so that the later generations could breathe in free air. Slaving for 200 years and claiming back our country makes us marvel at the great leaders.
The day was started with the feeling of patriotism, though our students were not able to present in the school, we the teachers and other staff members along with sisters and brothers from Arunjyoti celebrated 74th Independence Day. Sri Ashok ji, Vibhag Sangathak (Lohit Vibhag, AJ) was invited as the Chief Guest to grace the occasion. Calibration with patriotic song was sung by Smt. Jalimsi Didi and followed by others. At 7.30 am the national flag was hoisted along with national anthem. Sri Ashokji, in his deliberation, gave us the true meaning of independence in today’s context. In his speech he also talked about “Atmanirbhar Bharat” for our true independence. Sri Suresh Kr Behera, the Principal of the school delivered a short speech highlighting the importance of the day. Finally the celebration was ended with the slogan of “Bharat Mata ki Jai” and “Vande Mataram”
In addition to this, students joined us from home. They celebrated the day with their family and clicked Selfie with their family and also made videos of singing of national Anthem which they shared us in the whatsApp group. Students of secondary level were asked to send their recorded speech as the part of their celebration.
