Raksha Bandhan on 28 August 2026

 Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO), Doyang celebrated Raksha Bandhan on 28 August 2026 with great enthusiasm and joy. The main celebration began with Mangalacharan followed by tying of Rakhi to the portrait of Swamiji, a group song by the girls of Classes VII and VIII, a speech by Sri Ram Pravesh Suman, a teacher, on the significance of the occasion and a group dance by Class VI girls.The programme was anchored by Km. Mhabeni Kithan of Class IX.The programme concluded with the tying of Rakhi on the wrists of brother teachers by sister teachers and among the students symbolising the bond of love, care, respect and togetherness.

The celebration also included various activities for students like a Poem/Rhymes Recitation Competition for the students of Balvatika I to Class II and Rakhi drawing competition for the students of Classes III, IV & V. After the programme in the school premises, the students of secondary classes visited the DHPS office and the CISF office, along with the teachers forming groups to tie Rakhis.The celebration concluded on a joyful note, strengthening the values of sibling affection, unity, mutual respect and cultural appreciation among the students. In addition to all these, as part of the celebrations, a Rakhi Making Competition was organised for the students of classes VII, VIII & IX a few days prior to the main event. Students participated enthusiastically and showcased their creativity by making colourful and attractive Rakhis using different materials.

80th Independence Day celebration at VKV (NEEPCO) Doyang

 The Independence Day celebration was organised at VKV (NEEPCO) Doyang on 15 August 2026 with great patriotic fervour and enthusiasm. The programme was anchored by Km. Jaanmani Swargiary of Class X.

The programme commenced with the National Song, followed by the flag hoisting by the Principal, Sri Tanmay Sarkar. The National Anthem was then sung by all present, creating a solemn and patriotic atmosphere.

The Principal addressed the gathering and highlighted the significance of Independence Day, reminding everyone of their responsibilities towards the nation. This was followed by a melodious patriotic song, in which the students participated enthusiastically.

Sri Rana Pratap Gogoi, a teacher, delivered an inspiring speech on patriotism, national unity and the duties of responsible citizens. The Swadesh Mantra was then led with devotion and patriotic spirit by Km. Nzani A Murry of class X. The students of Class V presented a vibrant dance performance, which was enthusiastically appreciated by the audience.

BELATED OBSERVANCE OF GURU PURNIMA 2026

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya (NEEPCO), Doyang observed Guru Purnima (Belated) on 6th August 2026 with devotion, reverence and gratitude towards the Guru and the noble tradition of imparting knowledge.

The programme commenced at 6:30 p.m. with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp by the Principal, followed by Mangalacharan and Pushpa pranam by all the attendees, invoking an atmosphere of purity and reverence.

The Principal addressed the gathering and delivered the welcome address, highlighting the importance of the Guru-Shishya tradition. The programme further continued with the soulful rendition of the Guru Stotram by Sri Sumonjit Singh.

A speech on the significance of Guru Purnima was delivered by Sri Nayan Borkataki.In his speech, he spoke about Maharishi Ved Vyasa, who is traditionally revered as the Adi Guru and whose birth anniversary is associated with the observance of Guru Purnima. He highlighted the remarkable contributions of Ved Vyasa to Indian literature and knowledge, particularly his role in compiling and preserving the Vedas, composing the Mahabharata, and contributing to the Puranic tradition. The speech emphasised how Ved Vyasa's profound contributions have enriched Indian civilisation and continue to guide generations through the timeless wisdom of our scriptures and literature. The programme also included a birthday celebration of a teacher and a student adding a warm and joyous element to the gathering.

The evening concluded with a devotional Bhajan Sandhya, creating an atmosphere of spiritual reflection and devotion, followed by Shantipath for peace, harmony and well-being.