Celebration of Shastri Jayanti and Gandhi Jayanti

On October 2nd, 2024, Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya NEEPCO Bokuloni celebrated Gandhi Jayanti and the birth anniversary of Lal Bahadur Shastri with two remarkable events: the "Go As You Like" competition for Classes IX and X, and a Swachhata Abhiyan led by the teachers.

The Go As You Like competition revolved around the theme Satyamev Jayate - Importance of Truthfulness in Our Life. Students enthusiastically participated by dressing up as their favorite Freedom Fighters and delivering one-minute speeches explaining their attire and the importance of their chosen leader. The event aimed to instill the values of truthfulness and integrity in young minds, as championed by Mahatma Gandhi and other great leaders. The creativity and dedication shown by the students brought to life the inspiring stories of India's Freedom Fighters.

Participation was mandatory for all students, including those engaged in sports, and the marks obtained in this competition will contribute to their Social Science Internal Assessment. The event provided a wonderful opportunity for students to delve into the history of India's freedom movement while reflecting on the significance of truth and honesty in today’s society.

In addition to the competition, the teachers of VKV NEEPCO Bokuloni actively participated in a Swachhata Abhiyan on the occasion of Gandhi and Shastri Jayanti. The cleanliness drive was aimed at honoring Mahatma Gandhi's vision of cleanliness and Lal Bahadur Shastri's dedication to simplicity and service. The teachers’ involvement underscored the school’s commitment to promoting a clean and healthy environment, setting an example for the students to follow.

The celebration of Gandhi and Shastri Jayanti through these events was a meaningful way to honor the legacy of these great leaders. It fostered a sense of patriotism, responsibility, and the importance of truthfulness and cleanliness among the teachers .

CBSE CLUSTER-I COMPETITION 2024-2025

Participation- 12/09/2024

1.Volleyball U-17 (Boys)Venue-SBOA Public School,Guwahati

2.Kho-Kho U-14 (Boys),Venue-Blue Bird ,Tinsukia

3.Kho-Kho U-17(Girls),Venue-Blue Bird ,Tinsukia

4.Kho-Kho U-19(Boys),Venue-Blue Bird ,Tinsukia

ACHIEVEMENTS

 

U-19 Boys team got the Champion prize in Cluster–I Kho-Kho Competition .They are selected for National Level Competitions held in Dewas, MP.

        

VKV Bokuloni U-17 Girls team got the 2^nd Runner Up prize in Cluster –I Kho-Kho Competition 2024-25

Universal Brotherhood Day

On the occasion of Universal Brotherhood Day, a series of enlightening programs and activities were organized to promote the values of unity, cooperation, and mutual understanding among students and educators. The event spanned three institutions: Ekalavya Junior College, Bhadoi Junior College, and Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (VKV) NEEPCO Bokuloni.

Events at Ekalavya Junior College

A team of teachers visited Ekalavya Junior College, where a total of 60 participants, including students and teachers, attended the program. The event was anchored by Shabnam Kataky, and the elocution competition was judged by Richa Gogoi and Ramen Bhatra, a teacher from Ekalavya Junior College.

Highlights of the event included:

• Introduction to Vivekananda Kendra and its activities.
• A swadhyay (self-study) session on "Bharat Jagran" focusing on India's cultural and spiritual awakening.
• The following participants were awarded for their outstanding performances:
• 1st Prize: Amrin Ahmed
• 2nd Prize: Deepshikha Mech
• 3rd Prize: Bhoben Sonowal

Events at Bhadoi Junior College

At Bhadoi Junior College, a similar program was conducted, where the students gave a special presentation. The event focused on Vivekananda Kendra's activities and ideology. Papu Didi shared the significance of the event, while Samar Chiring Sir spoke on the broader mission of Vivekananda Kendra. A special award was presented to a deserving student, recognizing their contribution to the day's activities.

Celebrations at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya NEEPCO Bokuloni

At VKV NEEPCO Bokuloni, the school conducted its Universal Brotherhood Day celebration in the presence of students, parents, and distinguished guests.

The program began with Mangalacharan followed by a welcome speech by the school's principal, Smt. Meghna Kakoty Didi. Other highlights included:

• A group song by the students.
• A speech on Swami Vivekananda delivered by Enistha Chetia.
• A short video presentation showcasing the achievements of the invited guests.
• Felicitation ceremony where guests shared their experiences and inspired the audience:
• Dr. Prabin Kumar Baruah, a pediatrician with over 13 years of service in Assam government hospitals and then 18 years in Coal India Ltd. , from where he retired as a Deputy CMO. Currently he is an active member of the Indian Association of Pediatrics and the Indian Medical Association.
• Dr. Prashanta Saikia, a dedicated educator and secretary of the Rural Development Committee at Chi-Chia Girls School, known for promoting discipline and moral values among students.
• Dr. Nabin Boruah, an environmentalist and OIL Duliajan employee, renowned for his efforts in preserving nature and raising environmental awareness among youth.

As a special highlight of the day, Dr. Nabin Boruah planted various tree saplings on the Vidyalaya premises, adding significant meaning to the event. This act symbolized the values of growth, sustainability, and environmental responsibility, aligning with the message of unity and service conveyed throughout the program.

The event concluded with a  Shanti Path by the students.

Conclusion

The Universal Brotherhood Day celebration across these institutions was a great success, fostering the spirit of unity and brotherhood among the participants. Through the active involvement of students, teachers, and the esteemed guests, the message of service to society, environmental consciousness, and cultural upliftment was effectively conveyed.

Teachers' Day Celebration

The Teachers' Day celebration at VKV NEEPCO Bokuloni was a remarkable event, organized and led entirely by the students of Class X.

Among the various activities organized, the most touching moment was when the children washed the feet of their teachers and applied tilakam as a mark of respect and reverence. This gesture was a powerful reminder of the deep-rooted cultural values. The celebration commenced with the morning assembly, which was conducted by Class X students, who took charge of all the activities, from leading the prayers to managing the day's programme. A special timetable was set for the day, and the students seamlessly took over the teaching responsibilities, delivering lessons with enthusiasm and dedication.

The presence of parents added a special touch to the occasion, as they came to show their respect and gratitude towards the teachers. Their involvement further underscored the importance of the day and the deep bond between teachers, students, and the community.

 At 11:15 AM, the main program began with the traditional Mangalacharan, invoking blessings for the success of the event. This was followed by a speech delivered by Sudip Sir who eloquently spoke about the significance of Teachers' Day. Sir highlighted the reasons why one should aspire to become a teacher, emphasizing the noble role teachers play in shaping the future of society. Sudip Sir’s  speech was enriched with numerous examples that underscored the importance of education and the vital role of teachers.

The students then presented a short video accompanied by a song that beautifully portrayed the significance of teachers in our lives. The video was followed by a lively dance performance that added energy and vibrancy to the celebration.

An inspiring moment in the program was when Kabita Thapa, a student of Class X, shared her personal experience and thoughts on the day. Her heartfelt words resonated with everyone present, as she expressed her gratitude towards her teachers and the lessons they imparted.

As a token of appreciation, the students addressed the teachers with special titles, acknowledging their unique qualities and contributions. The day also included a segment where students were recognized for their exceptional performance in conducting the day's classes, adding a sense of achievement and encouragement.

The program concluded with the Shanti Path, followed by the Kendra Prarthana, marking the end of a memorable and meaningful celebration.