Universal Brotherhood Day Celebration

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO), Bokuloni, celebrated Universal Brotherhood Day on 11th September 2026. The programme commemorated the historic message of universal brotherhood and harmony propagated by Swami Vivekananda.

The programme was graced by Chief Guest Sri. Opang Ering Sir( HOP, AGBP NEEPCO , Bokuloni) and Guest of Honour Dr. Munmi Konwar, Assistant Professor, Duliajan College, Department of Assamese. Teachers and students from the participating schools—Chi Chia High School, Eklavya Junior College and Bokuloni Jatiya Vidyalaya—also joined the programme. The participating-school teachers actively guided and encouraged their students throughout the event.

The programme commenced with Mangalacharan, followed by the lighting of the ceremonial lamp and Pushpanjali. The dignitaries were felicitated by the Principal, and a warm welcome address was delivered. Students presented a group song, followed by a Chicago Speech by VKV student Kasturi Bora, highlighting Swami Vivekananda’s historic address and his message of Universal brotherhood.

A special highlight of the programme was the unveiling of the House Board based on the theme “The Glory of Bharat”, showcasing India’s remarkable contributions in the fields of Science, Literature, Mathematics and Astronomy. The display reflected the rich intellectual and scientific heritage of Bharat and inspired students to take pride in the nation’s glorious past.

The programme also featured speeches by the dignitaries, group performances and a dance presentation by the students. A Chicago Speech was also presented by a student of the participating schools, providing an opportunity for students from different institutions to share the message of Swami Vivekananda.

Another significant moment was the felicitation of the Class X students of the 2025–26 batch by the Principal. NCC ‘A’ Certificates were also distributed to the former Class X students, recognising their dedication, discipline and successful completion of the NCC programme.

The programme concluded with a Vote of Thanks delivered by Sudip Sir, followed by Shantipath presented by the students.

The celebration served as a meaningful platform for students and teachers from different schools to come together, learn from one another and reaffirm the ideals of unity, harmony, mutual respect and universal brotherhood. The programme successfully conveyed the timeless message of Swami Vivekananda— to respect diversity while recognising the unity that binds humanity together.

Bhupen Hazarika Diwas

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO), Bokuloni observed Bhupen Hazarika Diwas on 8 September 2026 during the morning assembly. The programme included Mangalacharan, ceremonial lamp lighting, a brief note on the significance of the day, and melodious Bhupendra Sangeet presented by the students of Balvatika III to Class IV.

A soulful tribute to Dr. Bhupen Hazarika on his 100th birth anniversary, presented by our 100 talented students.

The programme concluded with Shantipath, paying a heartfelt tribute to the legendary singer and cultural icon.

Teachers’ Day Celebration

Teachers’ Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and warmth at VKV (NEEPCO) Bokuloni. The celebration provided students an opportunity to express their gratitude and appreciation for their teachers.

As part of the celebration, the students of Class X took on the role of teachers and conducted classes, while the teachers observed their performances. This was followed by a colourful programme presented by the students of Class X, including speeches, experience sharing, songs and an orchestra performance.

The results of the class observation were also announced, recognising the students who demonstrated commendable teaching skills. The programme concluded with an inspiring speech by the Principal, who appreciated the efforts of the students and highlighted the importance of teachers in shaping young minds.

The celebration was a memorable and meaningful tribute to the dedication and contribution of teachers.

Janmashtami Celebration

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO), Bokuloni organized a Janmashtami celebration for the academic session 2026-27 at the Community Hall on 4th September, 2026. The programme was hosted for the primary section, covering classes Balvatika I to V, and was anchored by Jyotsna Srivastava. The celebration brought together devotional performances, enactments, and a friendly competition to mark the significance of the occasion for the young students.

The programme commenced with Mangalacharan, an invocation presented by anchor Jyotsna Srivastava, setting a devotional tone for the celebration.

The ceremonial lighting of the lamp was performed by the Principal, marking the formal inauguration of the event.

Prapti Borpujari addressed the gathering on the significance of Janmasthami, explaining the relevance and importance of the occasion to the students.

Students of Classes IV and V presented a Krishna Bhajan, guided by Ranjit Domai, adding a devotional musical element to the programme.

A presentation on Nandotsav was enacted by the students of Class II under the guidance of Prapti Borpujari.

Students of Class III performed an enactment of Kaliya Daman, guided by Priyanka Devi, depicting this well-known episode associated with Lord Krishna.

The programme concluded with the ever-popular ‘Go As You Like’ fancy dress competition. For Balvatika I, the participants were judged by Prapti Borpujari and Samar Chiring, while for Balvatika II, the judges were Pranshumoni Borah and Priyanka Devi. The competition allowed the youngest learners to creatively present themselves through costume and expression.

The Janmasthami celebration (2026-27) at Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO), Bokuloni was conducted successfully with active participation from students of Balvatika I to Class V. Through devotional recitations, musical presentations, enactments, and the fancy dress competition, the programme provided students a meaningful and engaging introduction to the significance of the festival, while also nurturing their confidence and creative expression.