KENDRA VARGA FOR PARENTS

 REPORT ON KENDRA VARGA

VKNPV, Ranchi Tekri conducted a Kendra Varga for parents on 27th September 2025 in the school playground, with active participation from 54 parents and 10 teachers. The session focused on fostering unity, values, and active parental involvement.

The program began with Shanti Paath and Ekyamantra, setting a calm and focused atmosphere. A refreshing yoga session helped participants feel relaxed and centered.

The energy of the group was lifted with spirited naras, followed by the interactive game “Passing the Ball”, which brought fun, laughter, and teamwork among the parents.

The patriotic geet “Nirmano ke Paavan Yug Mein” was sung in chorus, reinforcing the message of dedication and national service.

A meaningful discussion on "Responsibility of Parents for Society" encouraged reflection on the vital role of parents in shaping both home and nation.

Before conclusion, the Shanti Mantra was chanted, followed by Prarthana, invoking peace and gratitude. The session ended with an Avalokan, appreciating the enthusiasm of the parents and the seamless coordination by the teachers.

The Varga beautifully reflected the spirit of samarpan, sangathan, and sanskar, leaving a lasting impression on all.

 

 

    

 

SANSKAR VARGA 2025

 Karyapaddhati: SANSKAR VARGA

Date: 15/9/25

Area: Dairy Farm 

A Sanskar Varga was organised on 15th September 2025 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. on the terrace of a nearby Dairy Farm area. A total of 20 parents and 1 teacher participated in the session.

The programme commenced with three Omkaras, followed by Bhadram Karne Bhi and Aikya Mantra. Participants then performed Yoga Asanas and Agya Abhyas.

Afterwards, Nara was recited and the patriotic geet “Desh Hame Deta Hai Sab Kuch” was sung. To make the session more engaging, an interactive game was conducted. This was followed by a healthy discussion on children’s future, discipline, unity, and ways to nurture these values among children and the community.

The Sanskar Varga concluded with the Shanti Mantra and Prarthana, bringing the programme to a peaceful close.

 

Universal Brotherhood Day Celebration - 2025

 

Universal Brotherhood Day Celebration at VKNPV Ranchi Tekri

 

Vivekananda Kendra Nagar Palika Vidyalaya, Ranchi Tekri, celebrated Universal Brotherhood Day with great enthusiasm on 11th September 2025 at the Dairy Farm Community Hall.

         

 

  

The programme began with the presentation of bouquets and the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the dignitaries. Shri C.H. Venkatesh, Principal of ITI Dollygunj, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, and Smt. Jharna Roy, Former ANM Teacher from the Medical Department, Directorate of Health Services, was the Guest of Honour. She is initiated with and actively participates in the activities of the Ramakrishna Mission, further deepening her association with the ideals of Swami Vivekananda.

Following the welcome address by the Headmistress, the students performed a graceful welcome dance. A student presented the famous Chicago Address of Swami Vivekananda, inspiring the audience with his timeless message. The celebration featured a variety of cultural programmes including a skit, songs, and thoughts of Swami Vivekananda by Bal Vatika students. A vibrant folk dance of Ranchi captivated the audience, showcasing local tradition and talent.

 

  

                             

    

The much-awaited prize distribution ceremony recognized the winners of various competitions held for Raksha Bandhan, Ganesh Chaturthi, Krishna Janmashtami, Universal Brotherhood Day, and the Rangoli-making event for parents.

 

Both the Chief Guest and the Guest of Honour delivered motivating speeches, emphasising character building and the importance of brotherhood in society. Mementos were presented to them as a token of appreciation. The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks and the chanting of the Shanti Mantra, spreading an aura of peace.

                        

      

The event saw an impressive participation of 268 parents, 473 students, 24 alumni, and 30 staff members, making it a grand success. The celebration left a lasting impression, beautifully spreading the message of unity, peace, and Universal Brotherhood.