UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD DAY - 2026

 REPORT ON UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD DAY

Vivekananda Kendra Nagar Palika Vidyalaya, Ranchi Tekri, celebrated Universal Brotherhood Day with great enthusiasm and reverence on 10th September 2026 at the CPWD Multipurpose Hall, Ranchi Tekri.

  

The programme was graced by Shri Omkaratmanandaji Maharaj, Secretary, Ramakrishna Mission, Sri Vijaya Puram, as the Chief Guest, and Dr. Veer Jailendar Saini, MBBS, Medical Officer, UPHC Dairy Farm, as the Guest of Honour. Adarneeya Varsha Didi, Secretary, VKV Andamans, and Shri R Venu Gopal Ji, Education Officer, VKV Andamans, also graced the occasion with their presence.

   

                       

The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by the welcome address by Smt. Sangita Chander, Headmistress. Thereafter, Shri Arun Kumar Giri, Teacher, delivered an enlightening speech on the importance and significance of nurturing the spirit of universal brotherhood among the new generation. 

 

The students then presented a series of programmes, including Chicago Address, songs, a graceful dance, an inspiring thought presentation and an engaging skit, reflecting the ideals of love, unity and universal brotherhood.

                           

 

  

Prior to the main programme, various competitions had been conducted in the school on the occasions of Raksha Bandhan, Krishna Janmashtami and Universal Brotherhood Day. The winners of the various competitions were felicitated by the Chief Guest, Guest of Honour and other dignitaries present on the occasion.

  

  

The programme was further enriched by the inspiring addresses of the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour, who encouraged the students to uphold the ideals of Swami Vivekananda and spread the message of universal brotherhood.

 

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Ms. Reshma Lakra, Teacher, expressing gratitude to all the dignitaries, parents, teachers and students for their valuable presence and contribution. 

  

Nearly 250 parents, 495 students and 32 staff members were present on the occasion, making the celebration a memorable and meaningful event.

JANMASHTAMI CELEBRATION - 2026

 REPORT ON JANMASHTAMI CELEBRATION

                                            

The sacred festival of Janmashtami, commemorating the divine birth of Bhagwan Shri Krishna, was celebrated with great devotion, joy and enthusiasm at Vivekananda Kendra Nagar Palika Vidyalaya, Ranchi Tekri. The school premises were beautifully adorned with flowers, colourful buntings and vibrant rangoli, creating a serene and spiritually uplifting atmosphere.

 

To bring out the devotional and creative spirit of the festival, various competitions were organised for the students, including Flute Making, Matka Decoration, Palna Making and Radha-Krishna Bhajan. The beautifully prepared flutes, matkas and palnas were also displayed, reflecting the creativity and devotion of the children.

      

The programme commenced in the presence of the Principal, parents and staff members. Students presented colourful cultural performances comprising devotional bhajans and graceful dances depicting the life and divine leelas of Lord Krishna. A lively Dahi Handi event was also organised, filling the atmosphere with excitement and festive fervour.

 

A total of 70 students, 48 parents and 32 staff members participated in the celebration with great enthusiasm. The presence and active involvement of the parents added warmth and significance to the occasion. Everyone joined together in remembering and celebrating the divine birth of Lord Krishna.

  

The celebration concluded with an inspiring address by the Principal, who appreciated the sincere efforts of the students and staff. She encouraged everyone to imbibe the timeless teachings of Lord Krishna—truth, righteousness, devotion, compassion, courage and selfless action—and to practise these values in their daily lives. Sweets were distributed among all the participants, spreading happiness, love and a spirit of togetherness.

The Janmashtami celebration was a joyful and spiritually enriching occasion, fostering devotion, cultural awareness, moral values and unity among the students, parents and staff. The celebration beautifully reminded everyone that the teachings of Lord Krishna continue to guide us towards a life of dharma, devotion and selfless service.

                                        

INDEPENDENCE DAY - 2026

 REPORT ON INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION - 2026

80th Independence Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit at Vivekananda Kendra Nagar Palika Vidyalaya, Ranchi Tekri. The programme commenced with the arrival of the Chief Guest, Captain Vijay Kumar Trivedi, Retired Indian Navy Veteran, accompanied by Mrs. Anupama Trivedi. 

  

Capt. Vijay Kumar Trivedi represents a distinguished combination of military schooling, professional excellence, command experience and continuing service to the veteran community. His journey- from being adjudged the Best Boy of his school, through 34 years of commissioned service and command in the Indian Navy, to his continuing engagement with ex-servicemen, is particularly relevant to young students on Independence Day, reflecting the enduring values of discipline, leadership, responsibility and service to the Nation.

 

The celebration began with Vande Mataram, followed by the flag hoisting ceremony and the National Anthem. Smt. Sangita Chander, Headmistress welcomed the Chief Guest, parents, students, alumni and dignitaries and inspired the students to become responsible citizens. The chief guest was honoured by presenting bouquet and shawl. Smt. Priya Singh, Teacher, highlighted the significance of the day.

 

The students presented patriotic songs, a patriotic dance, speeches, a freedom-fighter dress-up by Balvatika students, and an impressive pyramid formation. The Chief Guest addressed the gathering and shared inspiring thoughts with the students one among the memorable experiences was the rescue of the Indian fishermen from the Sri Lankan part . A memento was presented to him by the Headmistress as a token of respect and gratitude.

 

 

The programme concluded with the Vote of Thanks. Around 454 students, 90 parents, 07 alumni and 32 staff members attended the celebration, making it a memorable occasion filled with patriotism and national pride.