Madhav Dev Tithi

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO), Bokuloni observed Madhav Dev Tithi on 1st September 2026 in the Prayer Hall during the second period. The programme was attended by students of Balvatika III to Class V.

The programme commenced with Mangalacharan, invoking divine blessings for the smooth conduct of the celebration. This was followed by the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Principal, marking the formal inauguration of the event.

Chandana Pathak highlighted the significance of the day, enlightening the students about the life and teachings of Srimanta Madhavdev and his contribution to the Neo-Vaishnavite movement of Assam. Students of Balvatika III to Class III presented a melodious Borgeet, guided by Ranjit Sir, which added a devotional and cultural charm to the occasion. The programme concluded with the recitation of Shantipath, invoking peace and harmony.

The celebration provided the students with a valuable opportunity to learn about the spiritual and cultural heritage of Assam and to imbibe the values of devotion, discipline and harmony.

National Sports Day

VKV (NEEPCO) Bokuloni celebrated National Sports Day with great enthusiasm on the birth anniversary of legendary hockey player Major Dhyan Chand, the “Wizard of Hockey.”

The programme began with Pushpanjali to Major Dhyan Chand, followed by a display highlighting his life and achievements. The celebration also featured an exciting Inter-House Volleyball Tournament, where students demonstrated teamwork, discipline and sportsmanship.

The Principal addressed the gathering and highlighted the significance of this year’s theme, “Khelega Bharat, Jeetega Bharat.” He encouraged students to participate actively in sports and adopt a healthy and disciplined lifestyle.

The celebration concluded with renewed enthusiasm among the students to embrace the spirit of sports and fitness.

Raksha Bandhan Celebration

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO), Bokuloni celebrated Raksha Bandhan and Sanskrit Diwas on 28 August 2026 with a spirit of brotherhood, cultural harmony and togetherness. The programme was held at the NEEPCO Community Hall .

The programme began with Mangalacharan, followed by a group song presented by the students. A speech highlighting the significance of Raksha Bandhan and Sanskrit Diwas was delivered emphasising the values of love, respect, protection and the importance of preserving our rich cultural heritage.

As a special gesture of affection and respect, the teachers tied Rakhis to Swami Vivekananda Ji, symbolising the sacred bond of protection and dedication to the ideals of Swami Vivekananda. This was followed by a Rakhi-tying ceremony, in which the spirit of mutual respect and brotherhood was beautifully expressed.

As part of the celebration, the students, accompanied by teachers, also visited various NEEPCO establishments  including the NEEPCO Office, Civil Department, Hospital and Bank. Rakhis were tied to the staff members as a gesture of goodwill, respect and affection. The visits strengthened the bond between the school and the NEEPCO community and conveyed the message of universal brotherhood and harmonious relationships.

The celebration was a meaningful blend of tradition, cultural awareness, respect and community bonding, leaving everyone with a sense of joy and togetherness.

Sanskrit Diwas – Gita Chanting Competition

On the occasion of Sanskrit Diwas, a Gita Chanting Competition was organised on 27th August 2026 in collaboration with Chinmaya Mission. The students enthusiastically participated in the chanting of Chapter 12 of the Bhagavad Gita – Bhakti Yoga from classes IV to IX

The programme provided the students with an opportunity to learn and recite the verses of the Bhagavad Gita with proper pronunciation, rhythm and devotion. Their enthusiastic participation reflected their interest in Sanskrit and the timeless teachings of the Bhagavad Gita.

The initiative aimed at promoting Sanskrit, encouraging the practice of Gita chanting and familiarising students with India's rich spiritual and cultural heritage. The programme was a meaningful way of observing Sanskrit Diwas and nurturing a deeper appreciation for our ancient knowledge traditions.