Vidyarambha Ceremony


The Vidyarambha ceremony for Balvatika I and Balvatika II was organised at VKV NEEPCO Bokuloni on 2nd May 2026. The ceremony began with Tilakam according to the culture and tradition of Vivekananda Kendra. Parents of the students were present on the occasion.


On the same day, books were distributed to the students. The children participated enthusiastically in different activities like songs and poem recitation. The rules, regulations, values, and culture of VKV were explained to the parents by Srivastava Sir and Bornali Didi. A brief orientation was also given to help the parents understand the school system and environment.


As a token of love and blessings, small gifts were presented to the children. The main aim of the programme was to introduce the new students to the culture and values of Vivekananda Kendra from the very beginning of their school life.

The programme was conducted successfully with the active cooperation of all the teachers and was appreciated by the parents.

Proud Moment for VKV(NEEPCO) Bokuloni

 

VKV ((NEEPCO) Bokuloni is proud of Pransumoni Borah for successfully completing the PRCN JW 116 course from 2nd March to 15th April 2026 at OTA Gwalior and becoming an Associate NCC Officer.

Utsarga Samaroh and Matri Puja

Date: 31st January 2026

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO) Bokuloni solemnly observed Utsarga Samaroh and Matri Puja with deep devotion and reverence for motherhood. The programme was specially organized for the students of Class X, who participated along with their mothers, making the occasion spiritually uplifting and emotionally enriching.

The programme began with Manglacharan, setting a sacred atmosphere. This was followed by the Matri Puja ritual, symbolizing gratitude, respect, and reverence towards mothers. As part of the ritual, students washed the feet of their mothers and welcomed them with Tilakam, expressing humility, love, and devotion.


The puja was gracefully guided by Shri Sanjay Srivastava Sir, who initiated the ceremony with Ganesh Puja and then led the students step by step through the Matri Puja rituals. The students sought the blessings of their mothers, strengthening the emotional and spiritual bond between mother and child.



The programme concluded with the distribution of Prasad (Kheer) among all present and ended peacefully with Shanti Path, leaving everyone with a sense of gratitude, harmony, and inner fulfillment.

The Matri Puja celebration beautifully reflected the values upheld by Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya, nurturing respect for parents, cultural traditions, and moral values among students.

REPUBLIC DAY CELEBRATION 2026 AT VKV NEEPCO BOKULONI

Date: 26th January 2026

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO) Bokuloni celebrated the 77th Republic Day of India with great pride, patriotism, and solemnity. The programme commenced with Manglacharan, invoking blessings for peace and harmony.


This was followed by the hoisting of the National Flag by the respected Principal, VKV (NEEPCO) Bokulni, Smt. Meghna Kakoty, accompanied by the singing of the National Anthem. The atmosphere resonated with national pride and unity.

The programme was further enriched by an inspiring address by the Principal, who highlighted the significance of the Indian Constitution and the responsibilities of citizens in upholding democratic values. Thereafter, Aditi Limboo of Class IX presented the Swadesh Mantra, instilling a sense of devotion and love for the motherland.

A group of students then presented a patriotic song, filling the campus with enthusiasm and patriotic fervour. Following this, Bornika Das of Class VIII delivered a thoughtful speech, beautifully highlighting the importance of Republic Day and its relevance in shaping a strong, united, and progressive nation.

As a special gesture, students of Class X (Session 2024–2025) were felicitated by the teachers, acknowledging their journey and achievements and wishing them success in their future endeavours.

The programme concluded with Shanti Path, followed by the distribution of sweets, marking a joyful and meaningful end to the celebration. After the school Programme, everyone headed to the NEEPCO programme where our students performed some cultural items.