
A two-day Prerana Shivir was organized for class VII Day scholar students in our school to develop discipline, leadership qualities, time management, and a spirit of patriotism among the students.
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The Shivir started at 8:30 am on 28/06/2025 and was conducted on 29/06/2025 at 4:00 pm. A team of 10 (ten) students from classes VIII, IX & X was formed as an organizing team.
There were 26 students present in the shivir, of which 18 were girls and 8 were boys.
The students participated enthusiastically in all scheduled activities. The day started with Pratasmaran, followed by Yoga practice, which aimed to promote spiritual, physical, and mental awareness. Shrama sanskar was done after this.
This was followed by Agnya Abhyas to instill discipline and focus.
In addition, the camp included Group Discussions, Vivek Vani sessions, Patriotic songs, Games, and various creative activities such as Drama, Sanskar Varga, Video clips, Prerana se Punurutthan. The students also listened attentively to the inspiring speeches delivered by the invited guests.
During the inaugural ceremony, Dr Tage Pugangji, Assistant Professor, Government College Seppa, delivered a speech on the topic “Personality”.
Shri Vinod Dawe, Nagar Pramukh, VKAJ, Seppa Unit, gave a speech on “Swami Vivekananda’ during the 2nd session. After this, Shri Tajit Nalo, Principal, KGBV Wessang, told about ‘Mn. Eknath Ranade. Shri Pragashpathy B, teacher, VKV Wessang, spoke on the topic ‘Purposeful & Successful Life’. Agnya Abhyas & Geet Abhyas were taken by Su.Abang Chachang, Karyakarta, VKAJ, Bana. Shri Papu Lamguji, Chairman, SSG, as well as Sah-Nagar Sanchalak, VKAJ Seppa, gave speech on ‘Kendra Activities’
In the concluding session, Dhan Bo, Principal VKV Wessang addressed the gathering and shared his thoughts. He said that this camp was not merely an event but a training ground for life. He emphasized that discipline is the key to success and encouraged everyone to adopt the good habits learned during the camp in their daily lives.
He reminded the students that the spirit of inspiration (Prerana) does not end with the conclusion of the camp but marks the beginning of a new journey within each of them.