TEACHERS' DAY, GOKULASHTAMI & RAKSHABANDHAN DAY CELEBRATION 2026

 Date: Saturday, 05-09-2026

Time: 2:00 PM

Venue: VKV School Campus

Participants: 1260

Chief Guest: Shri. Shritharan Ji (Jilla Boudhik Pramuk Kanyakumari Dist.)

Presided By: Mann. Rekha Didi (Joint General Secretary, VRM & VK)

Master of Ceremony: T.N. Rithu (Class XII A)

# The program commenced with the official Invocation, setting a solemn and spiritual tone for the day.

# A formal welcome address was delivered by Haritha from Class IX to greet the gathering.

# A traditional Tamil song ("Achyutam Keshavan...") was beautifully rendered by the sisters of Class VII and VIII.

# Sobana from Class VII delivered an insightful speech highlighting the importance of the day, shedding light on the cultural significance of Gokulashtami and Rakshabandhan.

The Chief Guest Address was delivered by Shri. Shritharan Ji, who shared inspiring thoughts with the students.

Highlighted points:

·         Sri Sridharanjil spoke on human values, drawing on themes of friendship from the Ramayana and the Mahabharatha (e.g., Kannan and Kuselan).

·         "Wherever love resides, the divine presence lives", "Dharma teaches that the divine exists within every living being. by extending love and compassion to others. Treating others with love is a direct expression of recognizing and respecting that sacred spark.

·         Raksha Bandhan symbolizes unity, bringing people together regardless of conflicts.

·         Karna exemplified righteousness by standing by his word, serving as an example for students to practice sacrifice and help others.

·         Teachers' Day: Explores the Guru-Shishya bond (e.g., Kannan-Parasurama, Karnan-Dronacharya). Ji narrated "The story of the sculpture and the stone" gave a message that, the teacher acts as the master sculptor. Their guidance, strict discipline, corrections, and rigorous tests are not meant to hurt the student, but to chisel away ignorance, bad habits, and raw potential into refined skill and wisdom.

·         Highlighted the core pillars of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh - environment, family values, social harmony, self-reliance and civic duty.

# Students took part in Sharing Experience regarding Teachers Day, adding a collaborative element to celebration.

# To mark the occasion of Rakshabandhan, a symbolic Tying Rakhi ceremony took place where sister Vijishma (Class XI A) tied a Rakhi to brother Koushik (Class IX B) and they both tied to the Guests and the Principal.

# A formal Presenting memento ceremony was conducted where Mann. Rekha Didi honored the Chief Guest.

# The Presidential Address was delivered by Mann. Rekha Didi, emphasizing core values and community harmony.

Highlighted points:

·         Rekha Didi emphasized that Raksha Bandhan signifies protecting Dharma, echoing Sri Krishna's message to Arjuna in Bhagavad Gita to do what is right.

·         We must actively decide our actions and learn good virtues from noble figures like Swami Vivekananda.

·         Raksha Bandhan stands for protecting Dharma, serving the country, and helping anyone in stress or straying from the right path—exemplified by Draupadi tying a Rakhi to Sri Krishna.

·         Krishna's act of "stealing butter" symbolizes the joy of sharing with others, urging everyone to reflect daily on how to do good for those around them.

·         Focus on doing positive and helpful deeds, as performing good actions naturally eliminates bad tendencies, and Bharath Matha protects those who do good.

·         Maintain positive thoughts—as Swami Vivekananda noted, you become what you think.

·         "Before going to sleep, practice daily reflection: cherish the good deeds of today and map out your good deeds for tomorrow."

# The traditional festive game of Uriyadi (pot-breaking) was organized, adding high energy and excitement to the celebration.

# Smt.Selva Nithya Teacher read the official prize list. The Guest felicitated the 90A toppers and Student-teachers.

# The event concluded with a formal Vote of Thanks delivered by sister Keerthi (Class IX), followed by the closing Kendra Prarthana and prasadam was distributed to all the participants.

Raksha Bandhan and Gokulashtami beautifully remind us to love, protect, and care for one another—not just within our own families, but also the gentle animals and nature around us.

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION 2026

 

Date : 15.08.2026                                                                                                                   

Time : 8.30 a.m

Venue : VKV Play ground

Chief Guest: Dr. Thanu Kumari, Principal ( Cape Institute Of Technology, Levinchipuram)

Presided by : Mann. Hanumanta Raoji, Vice-President, VRM. & VK

Master of Ceremony : A.J. Mathisha, Class XII B

Number of participants: 1218

Our school Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Matric. Hr. Sec.School celebrated 80^th the Independence Day Celebration with immense patriotic zeal and fervor on the school ground. The event commenced with a formal invocation followed immediately by the traditional flag hoisting ceremony. The gathering then stood to sing the National Anthem and collectively recited the national pledge. Following these opening formalities, a welcome address was delivered by Harshitha of class IX to greet the attendees, which led into a synchronized mass drill performance by the students. The importance of the day was delivered by S. Abira of class VI in English, L.K. Swetha in Hindi .

Our honourable Chief Guest Dr.Thanu Kumari mam delivered an inspiring educational address, urging the students to remember both well-known and regional heroes who built the foundation of free India.

Highlighted points:

# She highlighted about the freedom struggle and the sacrifices made by national leaders like Rani Velu Nachiyar, Tiruppur Kumaran, Jallianwala Bagh Massacre. She paid tribute to the fiery patriotism of Bhagat Singh.

# She quoted Swami Vivekananda's famous words "Give me 100 energetic young men and I shall transform India," emphasizing that the nation's future depends entirely on the strength and dedication of its young generation.

# She explained the students that they are the future of the nation and must act as responsible citizens.

# She inspired students to think big by invoking Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam's iconic message: "Dream is not that which you see while sleeping, it is something that does not let you sleep.

# She urged students to maintain an optimistic mindset, view challenges as opportunities, and use their positive energy to constructively contribute to society.

Followed by dedicated Hindi and Tamil musical performances, a traditional Tamil drama about " Maaveeran Alagumuthu Kone, a dance segment, a Lezim folk performance, and a coordinated school band display.

Next, Our respected Mann. Hanumanta Raoji, Vice-President, VRM. & VK presided over the celebration and addressed the gathering.

Highlighted points:

# Mann.Hanumanta Raoji rightly noted that August 15 marks the birth anniversary of the visionary freedom fighter and philosopher, Sri Aurobindo

# Schools must train the mind, strengthen the will, and build a sharp intellect.

# Institutions must actively teach students to love India's rich culture and heritage.

# He noted that schooling must shape the disciplined minds. An Institution that only fills the brain with facts without moral grounding is useless

# Schools like Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya are not just places for textbook information, but laboratories for character development.

# He also highlighted "value the values. Values are not just taught in books; they are actively lived through daily actions and choices. Students must transform into highly oriented, disciplined, and purpose-driven citizens.True education helps students recognize and appreciate their teachers as lifelong character builders."

    A prize distribution ceremony was held to honor students’achievements, followed by the formal presentation of a memento to the Chief Guest. The event concluded smoothly with a formal vote of thanks delivered by B. S. Ashvika of class IX to acknowledge all participants, followed by the traditional shanthi mantra to close the day's program.

 

 

Guru Purnima Day Celebration Report-2026

Date: 29.07.2026 | Time: 2.30 p.m.

​Venue: Swami Vivekananda Sabhagriham

​Chief Guest: Smt. MAG. Devisha Mariappan, SKY Yoga Professor, Kovilpatti

​Presided by: Mann. Nivedita Didi, Vice President, VRM & VK

Total participants: 1106

Ø  ​Master of Ceremony: J. Sobika - IX C

Ø  ​            The program commenced with the Invocation, immediately followed by the Student Rabina.N.P of IX C delivered the opening remarks, formally welcoming the guests, principal, teacher and students, followed by the traditional chanting of the Guru Stotram to set a solemn and reverent tone.

Ø  ​            T.M. Thejas sree (Class XI A) delivered an insightful speech in Tamil, highlighting the cultural and historical significance of Guru Purnima.

Ø  ​            Students from class VII & VIII performed a special group song dedicated to the occasion.

Ø  ​            A.K.Mahima (Class XI A) highlighted on the deep significance of this auspicious day and focused on the contemporary relevance of mentorship.

​Chief Guest Address & Highlighted Points:

·         ​            Chief Guest Smt. MAG. Devisha Mariappan addressed the gathering, emphasizing the role of cultural values, discipline and continuous learning in studen’st life.

·         ​            The chief guest reminded the students that parents and teachers are our true foundation (Matha, Pitha, Guru, Deivam). She emphasized that listening to them and staying disciplined leads to a beautiful life.

·         ​            Based on the kural "Olukkam Viluppam Tharalan..." she explained that good character and moral discipline are the most precious treasure bring true honor to an individual.

·         ​She stated that we needs to learn deeply, while beautifully balancing literacy, vocational skills, ethics, and a deep love for nature.

·         ​            To honor our educators, the students recited in unified chorus: "In my lifetime, I will not cause harm to anyone's body or mind; instead, I will do my best to help those who are in distress."

·         ​            She shared that writing our goals on paper and pasting them on the wall, programs our thoughts, turning what they constantly focus on into reality.

·         ​            Guided by Swami Vivekananda's words ("Give me a hundred young men and women, and I shall transform India"), the address deeply inspired the students to serve our country with love.

Scholarship Distribution & Presidential Remarks:

·         ​            A core highlight of the event was the Scholarship Distribution & Honouring Teachers Ceremony. This segment was presided over by Mann. Nivedita Didi and Smt. MAG. Devikha Mariappan mam to recognize academic merit and honor faculty dedication.

·         ​            Mann. Nivedita Didi shared presidential remarks, inspiring students to align their education with service and national progress.

·         ​Presidential Address and Highlighted points:

·         ​            Students must regularly say Namaste and express gratitude to both their parents and their gurus.

·         ​            Avoid looking for faults in others and instead focus on copying their good qualities that help to shape our own character.​The whole world is connected and relies on every part, which reflects the deep teaching of Shraddha.

·         ​            The Guru-shishya lineage is the foundational spine that preserved India's core identity through centuries of foreign invasions. The knowledge kept the civilization's soul unbroken.

·         ​            Omkara (the sound of OM) is revered as the ultimate, eternal Guru within the Vivekananda Kendra.

·         ​            India is historically recognized as the land of knowledge because it looks at education not just as a tool to earn a living, but as path to realize the truth within.

 

Ø  ​            A formal memento was presented to the chief guest as a remark of gratitude from the school.

Ø  ​            Siva Dharshini (Class XI B) delivered the closing thanks, acknowledging the efforts and contribution of everyone who made the celebration a success.

Ø  ​            The celebration concluded gracefully with the collective chanting of the Kendra Prarthana.

Ø  ​            With powerful words from our guests, the event ended on a perfect high note. The energy was contagious, leaving everyone pepped and inspired for the journey ahead!