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Ramsing, 4th August 2025:
            A grand ceremony marked the commencement of academic classes with hostel facilities at designated Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Ramsing (Pittung) today. The occasion was graced by Shri Hanumantha Rao Ji, All India Vice President, Vivekananda Kendra, Kanyakumari, as the Chief Guest, and Ms. Sujatha Nayak Ji, Secretary, VKV Arunachal Pradesh Trust, Dibrugarh, as the Guest of Honour. The ceremony began with a traditional Bhumi Pujan, conducted by the Donyi Polo Yelam Kebang team, led by priest Takong Mingki, followed by a tree plantation drive within the school campus, organized by the Department of Forest and Environment, Yingkiong, symbolizing growth, sustainability, and a greener future for the coming generations.

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On 10th July programme started with mangalacharan at 9:0 a.m. for all the students, followed by the importance of the day by Gyaneshwar Mishra Sir, and it brought the students into wide knowledge regarding Gurupurnima. Storytelling was preceded by house-wise bhajan competition, which carried spiritual vibes among all present there. Next came eleven times of Omkar chanting, followed by meditation, rendering tranquility and peace. The programme was concluded at 10:30 a.m.
In alignment with the principles of Gurupurnima and the values of the organization, a set of deeper reflections and actionable strategies has been identified. These focus on organizational integrity, spiritual alignment, and meaningful societal impact.
Actionable Points:
Gathering of Like-Minded People
Encourage the formation of a strong community of individuals who share similar values and goals. Strengthen the collective spirit and foster mutual inspiration and support.
Expansion of Work
Strategically plan for outreach and growth in new areas. Involve more individuals in service and spiritual activities to widen the impact of the organization.
Maintain Distance from Politicized People
Stay away from individuals or groups driven by political motives. Preserve the spiritual purity and neutrality of the organization’s mission.
Dharma-Based Work
Ensure that all actions and initiatives are rooted in Dharma (righteousness). Make decisions based on timeless values rather than trends or temporary gains.
Practice Gunagrahi Bhava (Appreciative Attitude)
Develop the ability to see and appreciate good qualities (gunas) in others. Cultivate a mindset of encouragement rather than criticism.
See Divinity in Others
Acknowledge and respect the inherent divinity present in every human being. Promote compassion, humility, and universal love in interactions.
Conclusion:
These action points serve as guiding principles for maintaining the spiritual character and organizational clarity of the work. Embracing these values will lead to meaningful expansion, cohesive teamwork, and an uplifted inner journey for every member.

The Wall Magazines of VKV Yingkiong were inaugurated on 02/07/2025 with great enthusiasm. The program began with a soulful Mangalacharan, followed by a welcome address by the Principal, highlighting the role of wall magazines in fostering creativity and student expression.
A felicitation ceremony was held to honour the Chief Guest, Shri Norbu Tsering, {District Adult Education Officer Upper Saing}, whose encouraging presence inspired all. Students of Class X presented a patriotic song, creating a spirited atmosphere.
House leaders shared their experiences in preparing the magazine, showcasing teamwork and dedication. This was followed by the prize distribution for classes with the highest attendance, promoting regularity and commitment.
The Chief Guest's speech was both motivational and insightful, praising the students’ efforts. The event concluded with a warm vote of thanks by Gyaneshwar Mishra Sir.
The program was a meaningful celebration of student talent, teamwork, and learning beyond the classroom.       

On 21st June 2025, our school celebrated the 11th edition of International Yoga Day along with the entire world. Students of class IX, along with the principal and two teachers from our school, participated in the International Yoga Day celebrated in the Yingkiong Multi-Purpose Community Hall along with the other government schools, government officials, and the general public.
The programme was graced by the Chief Guest, Sri Alo Libang, MLA. Many other government officials, including DC, Upper Saing, and students from different schools, also participated in the programme.
On the other hand, the students from classes 4 to 5 and some teachers participated in a yoga session in the school ground of GHSS Yingkiong, conducted by 23rd BN SSB, C-Coy, L& O Duty. One outreach yoga programme was also conducted in Govt. Town Secondary School, Yingkiong, by our school, where a few students from classes VIII & X and a senior teacher participated.
Finally, it was more astonishing that the primary children from class KG to III also participated in the yoga session, which was more special and coincidental, because the day fell on Saturday, which is a bagless day for the primary classes. 
Students were told that the theme for the 11th edition of International Yoga Day is ‘Yoga for One Earth, One Health’.
Concluding it all, the students took a message and oath that yoga will be a part of their life and practicing it daily will be their habit.