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 Date: 29/12/25

On the occasion of Samartha Bharat Parva students of Class VII played different roles in various characters.

Educational Tours Organized by VKV NEEPCO Bokuloni.

VKV (NEEPCO) Bokuloni organized a series of educational tours for students of different classes with the aim of providing experiential learning beyond the classroom. The tours were designed to enhance students’ understanding of industry, environment, culture, and heritage, while encouraging observation and curiosity.

Class III students went on an educational tour to the Buddha Temple near the NEEPCO river, accompanied by Jyotsna Didi. The visit helped students learn about cultural values, serenity, and respect for nature.

Class IV students visited Digboi Park and Museum under the guidance of Sushila Didi and Papu Didi. The tour provided insights into local history, wildlife, and the heritage of Digboi.

Classes V, VI, and IX  visited the Namrup Petrochemical Plant and Power Plant under the guidance of Samar Sir, Gopen Sir, and smt.Mausami Didi. The students gained firsthand knowledge about industrial processes, energy production, and the functioning of large-scale plants.

Classes VII and VIII students visited  Hoolock Gibbon Park, Barekuri, Tinsukia ,guided by Banashree Didi Chandana Didi and Abhishek Sir. The visit enhanced students’ awareness of wildlife conservation and biodiversity, especially about the Hoolock gibbon, India’s only ape species.

These educational tours offered students meaningful learning experiences by connecting theoretical knowledge with real-world observation. The initiative reflected VKV Bokuloni’s commitment to holistic education and experiential learning.

Mehendi Designs & Handmade Bamboo Products Activity

A creative activity on Mehendi Art and Handmade Bamboo Products was conducted on 27/12/25 for the students of Class VI. The total number of students was 40, out of which 25 were boys and 15 were girls.

The activity was planned in such a way that girls participated in Mehendi Making & Designs, while boys were engaged in making handmade bamboo products. All the students took part actively and showed great interest and enthusiasm.

The Mehendi activity helped the girls to enhance their their creativity and artistic skills, whereas the bamboo product making encouraged the boys to learn about traditional crafts and develop practical skills.

Overall, the activity was informative, enjoyable and skill-based. It helped students to understand the importance of creativity, teamwork and traditional art forms.

Art Exhibition (Samartha Bharat Parva)

On the occasion of Samarth Bharat Parva, VKV NEEPCO Bokuloni organized a vibrant painting exhibition that showcased the creativity and artistic talent of its students. A total of 90 paintings, created by students of VKV Bokuloni, were displayed during the event. The exhibition aimed to nurture artistic expression among students while celebrating the spirit of a strong and self-reliant India.

The exhibition was inaugurated by Smt. Tilu Ering, Principal of Tiny Tots School, who appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged them to continue expressing their thoughts through art. The artworks reflected a wide range of themes highlighting India’s cultural heritage, environmental awareness, national pride, strength, and resilience.

Each painting stood as a testimony to the students’ imagination, creativity, and understanding of societal values. Visitors were deeply impressed by the clarity of thought, artistic skills, and meaningful messages conveyed through the artworks.

The event witnessed enthusiastic participation and appreciation from students, parents, teachers, and invited guests. It provided a valuable platform for young artists to showcase their talents, build confidence, and connect with the community.

Overall, the painting exhibition was a resounding success, effectively highlighting the creativity, talent, and potential of the students of VKV Bokuloni, while reinforcing the ideals of Samarth Bharat.