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Ziro, 11 September 2026: Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Ziro, celebrated Universal Brotherhood Day with enthusiasm and spiritual fervour on 11 September 2026. The programme was attended by 525 people, including parents, students, staff, family members and well-wishers.

The Chief Guest was Er. Sri Hage Appa, Hon’ble MLA, 17-Ziro Hapoli Assembly Constituency, accompanied by Guest of Honour Smt. Techi Hanyir, Superintendent of Police, Lower Subansiri, and Special Guest Sri Leegang Tatang, ZPM, 2-Diibo.

The programme began with a welcome address by Sri Suresh Kr. Behera, Principal, followed by a speech on Swami Vivekananda’s historic Chicago Address by Su Chuni Khimhun. The dignitaries highlighted the importance of universal brotherhood, education, character, discipline and responsible citizenship.

The programme featured the release of “Arohi,” the House Magazine of VKVs, unveiling of House-wise Hall Magazines on the Indian Knowledge System, and a presentation of Swami Vivekananda’s Chicago Address by Kr. Licha Anthony. Students also presented songs, classical and local dances, action songs and a yoga demonstration.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Sri Laxman. The celebration conveyed Swami Vivekananda’s timeless ideals of universal brotherhood, harmony, tolerance, service, knowledge and character.

VKV Ziro celebrated the 80th Independence Day of India on 15th August with great patriotic fervour and enthusiasm. The celebrations began with a morning Prabhat Pheri, followed by flag hoisting and the singing of Vande Mataram, creating an atmosphere of national pride and unity.
As part of the celebrations, literary competitions were organised for students of Classes III to V, providing them with an opportunity to express their patriotic spirit and creativity.
The students of VKV Ziro also participated enthusiastically in the Independence Day programme held at General Ground, Hapoli. The school’s Bharat Scouts and Guides, school band, and students participating in Yoga demonstrations contributed to the colourful and inspiring celebrations. The students also took part in the singing of the National Anthem and Vande Mataram.
The Bharat Scouts and Guides March Past team of VKV Ziro secured second position in the competition, bringing pride and honour to the school. The impressive band display and graceful Yoga demonstration by the students were highly appreciated and applauded by the distinguished guests and the gathering.

VKV Ziro celebrated Guru Purnima on 29 July with devotion and enthusiasm, highlighting the guru-disciple tradition and the richness of indigenous cultural heritage.

The programme began with a welcome address by Sri Suresh Kr. Behera. It featured Apatani Puja, an Apatani invocation prayer by the students of Miji Migung Yarko, felicitation of the Pujaris, Guru Puja, Guru Aarti, Guru Bhajans, and Swadhyay based on a letter by Ma. Nivedita Didi.

The invited speakers included Dr. Mudang Elyu, Smt. Hage Yapyang, Sri Rubu Tamin, and Sri Koj Tanyo, who spoke on indigenous traditions, the wisdom of ancestors, the benefits of chanting, and respect for teachers.

The programme was attended by 11 parents from the Amrit Pariwar Sankul and concluded with a vote of thanks by Sri Soumyadipta Chan. A total of 138 participants attended the spiritually enriching celebration.

A two-day Prerana Shivir was successfully conducted at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV), Ziro, on 27–28 June 2026 for the students of Class VII to promote their holistic personality development. The camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from almost all Class VII students.

The programme began with Mangalacharan, followed by a welcome address by Vice Principal Shri Laxman K. Meshram. The Shivir Geet was led by Su. Tsering Penzom, and Su. Chunni Khimhun highlighted the significance of the camp. The inaugural session was graced by Chief Guest Dr. Su. Taku Renu, who inspired students through her talk, "Every Mistake is a Lesson – Dream Big, Work Hard."

Students were divided into four groups—Sahas, Ujjwal, Pragati, and Tejas—and participated in various sessions on Swami Vivekananda, safe internet use, personality development, and Mananeeya Eknathji and Vivekananda Kendra Activities. They also took part in science and mathematics activities, art and craft, group discussions, memory games, yoga, physical exercises, bhajan practice, competitions, and exhibition activities.

The valedictory function was graced by Smt. Subu Ampi, who appreciated the students' creativity and participation. Prizes were distributed to the competition winners, and students shared their experiences. Shri Avilash Kumar Jha presented the camp report and proposed the vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all who contributed to the successful conduct of the Prerana Shivir.

VKV Ziro celebrated the International Day of Yoga 2026 with great enthusiasm and active participation from students, staff members, their families, and the local community.

The programme commenced with a Mass Yoga Demonstration, in which around 250 students and 20 staff members, along with their family members, participated. Various yogic practices and asanas were performed, highlighting the importance of yoga in promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

To foster creativity and raise awareness about the benefits of yoga, the school organized Inter-House Drawing, Slogan Writing, Poster Making, and Yoga Display Competitions. Students enthusiastically took part in these events, showcasing their talents while spreading the message of a healthy and balanced lifestyle through yoga.

As part of the outreach activities, yoga sessions were conducted in collaboration with the Lower Subansiri BJP Mandal, District Administration, AYUSH Department, and Police Department. Around 100 participants attended these sessions and actively engaged in various yoga practices.

The celebration successfully promoted the significance of yoga and inspired participants to incorporate it into their daily lives. The programme concluded with a message emphasizing health, harmony, and holistic well-being for all.

Ziro, Arunachal Pradesh:
A series of programmes celebrating Samarth Bharat Parva were successfully organized in Ziro from 25 December 2025 to 12 January 2026 to commemorate National Youth Day and the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. The 19-day celebration aimed to highlight India’s rich cultural heritage, national achievements, and immense potential, while inspiring the youth to contribute meaningfully to nation-building.

The celebrations featured a wide range of activities, including cultural programmes, lectures, quiz competitions, patriotic songs, and traditional performances. Conducted across multiple locations in and around Ziro, the events witnessed active participation from students, teachers, parents, and community members, fostering a strong sense of pride, unity, and patriotism.

Programmes Conducted Across Ziro

The Samarth Bharat Parva was organized at six locations, including educational institutions, villages, and community centres.

Dates and Venues:

• 25 December: Inaugural programme at VKV Ziro

• 4 January: Hong Village, at Danyi Piilo Meder Nello (DPMN), Hong

• 8 January: Government Gandhi Secondary School, Hapoli

• 9 January: LBS Government Secondary School, Hapoli

• 9 January: GSS School, Tajang

• 11 January: Nenchalya Village, at DPMN, Siilang Diting

• 12 January: Culmination programme at VKV Ziro

Themes and Activities

The programmes included lectures on India’s historical legacy and contemporary achievements, recitation of the Swadesh Mantra, traditional dances, Vande Mataram singing, and the Bharat Mata Aarti. Students actively participated in quizzes and presentations highlighting the strength, resilience, and values of India—past and present.

Read more: Samarth Bharat parva & Swami Vivekanand Jayanti Celebrated with gusto across Ziro Valley

Sadhana Divas was observed on 19 November 2025 at VKV Ziro to commemorate the birth anniversary of Mananeeya Eknathji Ranade, the founder of the Vivekananda Rock Memorial and Vivekananda Kendra, to draw inspiration from his life and work. 
The programme began with an assembly address by Sri Surajit Das, who highlighted three significant traits of Eknathji—clarity of thought, exceptional organisational skills, and visionary leadership. Students presented a devotional geet dedicated to Eknathji, followed by floral tributes offered by both staff and students. Various literary and creative activities, including drawing and painting at Eknathji and Vivekananda Kendra, were conducted along with library week events such as an extempore speech competition for Classes IX and X and an essay-writing competition for Classes VI to VIII. The teachers also engaged in a swadhyaya session based on Man. Nivedita Didi’s letter on Sadhana Diwas. A total of 322 participants, including students and staff, attended and witnessed the programme.