On 2nd October, Vivekananda Kendra Nagar Palika Vidyalaya celebrated
Gandhi Jayanti and Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti with great enthusiasm. Smti Sangita
Chander, Headmistress, respectfully garlanded the portraits of Mahatma Gandhi
and Lal Bahadur Shastri.
Following this, Shri Alaguthirupathi, teacher delivered a
thought-provoking speech highlighting the life and contributions of Mahatma
Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri. Muskan Baroi, a student, further enriched the
occasion by giving a speech on the significance of the day, emphasizing the
values of truth, simplicity, and leadership embodied by these figures.
The atmosphere was filled with devotion as teachers and students
joined together in singing Ramdhun, a favorite hymn of Gandhiji. The event
concluded with the distribution of snacks to all attendees.
A total of 29 staff members, 10 parents, and 210 students
participated in the celebration, making it a memorable day for the school
community.
On
11th September, Universal Brotherhood Day was celebrated by VKNPV with great
enthusiasm and reverence at the Multipurpose Hall of CPWD at 9:30 am. The event
highlighted the timeless values of unity and brotherhood as espoused by Swami
Vivekananda. The program was graced by several esteemed guests, including Dr.
Jatinder Sohal, Director of Transport, and Shri Goutam Gupta, Sr. Director and
State Coordinator (ICIS), who served as Guests of Honour. Shri R Ravichandran,
Senior Vice Chairperson of PBMC, was the Special Guest. Additional dignitaries
such as the Headmistresses of GS Dairyfarm and GSSS School Line, along with our
Secretary of VKV Andamans, Susri Varsha Bujone, also graced the occasion.
The
theme of the event, "Universal Brotherhood," was brought to life
through various performances by the students. The program included skits,
songs, dances, and the presentation of Swami Vivekananda's thoughts, all of
which encapsulated the spirit of brotherhood. A highlight of the event was the
presentation of Swami Vivekananda’s iconic speech at the World’s Parliament of
Religions in Chicago, delivered by a student, which moved the audience.
The
hall was beautifully decorated to reflect the theme of brotherhood and unity in
diversity, with both students and parents involved in the preparations. The
efforts made to enhance the decor underscored the importance of collective
harmony and collaboration.
In
recognition of students' achievements in various competitions, prizes were
distributed by the distinguished guests. In return, the Vidyalaya presented
mementos to the guests as a token of appreciation.
During
their speeches, the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour lauded the Vidyalaya for
its unwavering commitment for upholding the values propagated by Swami
Vivekananda. They emphasized the importance of maintaining the spirit of
brotherhood in honour of Swamiji’s teachings and encouraged everyone to
continue fostering unity and harmony.
The
event witnessed the participation of 150 parents, 375 students, and 29 staff
members, making it a memorable and meaningful celebration of Universal
Brotherhood Day.
Ganesh Chaturthi, a significant festival
in the Hindu calendar, was celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion at our
school. The festival marks the birth of Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles
and the patron of knowledge. The Celebration began with a ceremonial
puja by staff, students and parents. The
puja was conducted with traditional rituals, including lightning the lamp,
chanting mantras, flower offerings and Aarti followed by devotional songs. After the puja, all the attendees
including staff, students and parents gathered to perform the ‘Anjali’ with
folded hands and heartfelt prayers.Prior to this day on 06/09/2024 various competitions were conducted like
Rangoli making withflowers and leaves
and Idol making of Ganesha
with clay and leaves. The event was concluded with Prasad distribution
among all the attendees, and the moment of devotion allowed everyone to connect
with the essence of the festival.
Report
on Teachers' Day Celebration – 5th September 2024
On
5th September 2024, Teachers' Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm and
respect at our school to honor the invaluable contributions of teachers. The
event began with a heartfelt tribute to Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, whose
birthday is commemorated as Teachers' Day. Both staff and students paid homage
through speeches highlighting his life and contributions to education, followed
by a song dedicated to him, setting the tone for the day's celebrations.
The
Headmistress felicitated all the teachers with medals and trophies to
acknowledge their dedication and hard work. Awards such as "Best
Teacher," "Best Class Teacher," and "Most Beautiful
Classroom" were presented, recognizing their unique contributions. Along
with these honors, each teacher received personalized greeting cards featuring
special quotes that highlighted their qualities, making the day truly memorable
for them.
The
students of Class X took charge of the next part of the celebration, organizing
a vibrant program that included games, songs, dances, and heartfelt compliments
for all the staff members. The students shared thoughtful quotes to express their
appreciation, adding a personal touch to the event.
As
a token of gratitude, the students presented mementos to all the staff, and in
return, all the staff blessed them. The teachers presented a special trophy to
the Headmistress, recognizing her as the "Leading Light of VKNPV."
To
conclude the joyous celebration, a delicious lunch was arranged by the students
for all the staff, creating a warm and celebratory atmosphere. The day was
filled with love, respect, and appreciation, making it a truly special occasion
for everyone involved.
On 26th August 2024, VKNPV, Ranchi Tekri, celebrated Krishna Janmashtami with great enthusiasm and devotion. Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated to mark the birth of Lord Krishna, who is considered one of the most important deities in Hinduism. Born in Mathura, Krishna is revered for his teachings, playful nature, and his role in the epic Mahabharata.
The celebration holds deep significance for devotees, symbolizing the victory of good over evil, as Krishna's life was dedicated to protecting the righteous and annihilating the wicked. His teachings, particularly those in the Bhagavad Gita, continue to inspire and guide people daily, emphasizing the importance of duty, righteousness, and devotion.
The
event began with an insightful speech by Smt. Shweta Yadav, teacher, who
highlighted the teachings and life of Lord Krishna, inspiring everyone present.
The celebration featured a lively dress-up activity where students from classes
KGI to II dressed as Krishna and Radha, bringing the festive spirit to life
with their colorful attire and joyful expressions while students from III to V
performed devotional songs, adding a vibrant and heartfelt dimension to the
Krishna Janmashtami celebrations.The event was attended by 60 parents, 28 staff
members, and 157 students, making it a grand and memorable occasion for the
entire school community.