Thursday, 30 July 2026

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!

Tuesday, 23 June 2026

International Day of Yoga Celebration 2026

 



Date of Event              : 22 June 2026

Venue                          : Swami Vivekananda Sabhagriham.

Chief Guest                  : Sri. L. Nalla Perumal, Professor, Diploma Yoga Sky.

Presided by                 : Mann. Nivedita Didi, Vice President, V.R.M & V.K.

Master of Ceremony   : R. Vihashini – IX C

Time                            : 8.00 AM

No. of participants      : 580

 International Yoga Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm to raise awareness about the physical, mental and spiritual benefits of practicing yoga.

​A soulful invocation song rendered by the school choir to set a serene and spiritual tone for the event. Following the invocation, Siva Abirami of IX welcomed the gathering. Deepak of class IX delivered a brief speech emphasizing the importance of incorporating yoga into our daily routines.



​Mann. Nivedita Didi, Vice President, V.R.M & V.K. delivered a highly inspiring Presidential Address.

Key highlights from her address included:

 *   Didi reminded the students that the ultimate contribution of yoga is its spiritual power to connect the individual soul directly with God.

*​Moving beyond simple physical exercise, she urged students to take a solemn sankalpa to practice Yama in their daily lives.

*​She then provided the students with a practical, daily 30-minute wellness blueprint consisting of 15 minutes of Asanas, 10 minutes of Pranayama and 5 minutes of Meditation.

*​Concluding her address with national pride, she highlighted that yoga has caused the entire world to look towards India, emphasizing that true yoga extends far beyond the mat and must be practiced consciously for 24 hours a day.

​Following the Presidential Address, Smt. Uma Selvi Teacher, led a 35-minutes mass yoga protocol. Participants enthusiastically practiced a sequence of warm-ups followed by essential Asana such as Tadasana, Bhadrasana, Bhujangasana, Setubandhasana etc., The session concluded with Pranayama and a brief guided meditation for stress relief.

​Subsequent to the mass yoga session, the stage was graced by our distinguished Chief Guest Sri. L. Nalla Perumal, Professor, Diploma Yoga Sky.

​Key highlights from his address:

*   He enlightened the audience on the global

​significance of International Yoga Day and how yoga serves as India's timeless gift to world health.

*​He especially addressed the students explaining how daily practice sharpens memory, enhances concentration, and builds discipline.

*​He emphasized that yoga is not just a one-day exercise routine but a conscious lifestyle choice that harmonizes the mind, body, and soul.

​Proceeding forward, the dignitary was presented with a memento, which was seamlessly followed by the formal vote of thanks by Ashwini of class IX and solemn chanting of the Kendra prayer.














Friday, 20 March 2026

Sports Day Celebration 2026

Date: 25-02-2026

Time: 2.00 PM

Venue: VKV playground

Chief Guest:  M.Selladurai, M.Sc., Inspector of Police , Traffic Police Station, Kanyakuamri.

Master of ceremony: T.N.Rithu XI A

No. of participants :1221

 Introduction

​The Annual Sports Day of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya was celebrated grandly on 25th February 2026, with great enthusiasm and active participation from students and staff. The event aimed to promote physical fitness, discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship among students.

Inaugural Ceremony (Morning Session)

​The programme began at 9:00 AM with an invocation followed by the welcome address. The morning session of the programme commenced in the presence of the Principal Smt. G. Sariga, Vice Principal Sri. Sanjeev Rajan, and the Chief Guest Smt. Dr. Radhika, Professor, Rohini College of Engineering. The programme was grandly organized and co-ordinated by the Physical Education teachers, Smt. V. Vijaya Nirmala and Sri. K. Esai Reshwanth of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya.

​The Olympic lamp was ceremonially lit, symbolizing unity and the true spirit of sports. The sports achievers Mathan of X Std, Akshaya Lakshmi of 8th, Akshaya of 8th, and Lucy Monica of XII A carried the Olympic torch and made a ceremonial round around the school playground, and it was lit by the Chief Guest Smt. Radhika, the Principal, and the Vice Principal of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya.

​Following this, the flag hoisting ceremony was conducted. Three flags were hoisted respectively by the Chief Guest, the Principal, and the P.T. Teacher, marking the formal inauguration of the Sports Day celebrations. The entire programme was compered by T.N. Rithu of Class XI A.

Chief Guest Address

​The programme was addressed by Prof. Dr. Radhika, Rohini College.

​She expressed her gratitude for the opportunity given to her to address the gathering.

​She emphasized that sports are not merely about winning medals but about developing discipline and character.

​She added that the playground teaches equality without discrimination and helps students become responsible individuals.

​She concluded by advising students not to focus only on scoreboards but to build strong character and discipline through sports activity.

​She compared life to a playground where both success and failure are natural, and stated that true achievement lies in participation and perseverance.

​She illustrated an inspiring story of an Olympic athlete who, despite injuries, continued his race; his determination was appreciated for highlighting that participation and effort are more valuable than victory.

​She further explained that winners are not made instantly; success requires sacrifice, dedication, consistent practice, and self-improvement rather than comparison with others.

​She also shared the example of Paralympic high jumper Mariyappan, who overcame poverty and physical disability after losing his leg in an accident and achieved success through continuous practice and strong determination.

​She stressed that circumstances and difficulties cannot stop a person with perseverance.

​She highlighted the physical and mental benefits of sports, stating that sports improve health, regulate blood circulation, promote well-being, and create happiness through physical activity.


Presenting Memento

​The memento was presented to the Chief Guest by the Principal of Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya.

​Sports Events

​The event commenced with the symbolic release of doves representing peace and unity.

​Various athletic events and competitions were conducted for the students of different classes.

​The final matches for classes VIII to XII were held in front of the entire school.

​Students actively participated and displayed enthusiasm, discipline, and team spirit throughout the events.

Evening Programme and Prize Distribution

​The evening session of the programme commenced with an invocation rendered by the students of Std VII.

​The welcome address was delivered by R. Tharshini of Class XI Std, who warmly welcomed the dignitaries, teachers, and students.

​Following this, the importance of the day was delivered by Vanisha of VIII B.

​The Chief Guest Sri. C.M. Chellathurai, Traffic Inspector, delivered his address.

Chief Guest Address (Evening Session)

​He appreciated and greeted the students for their active participation and spoke about the importance of road safety awareness.

​He emphasized that the collective support from society is necessary to prevent road accidents.

​He advised the students to encourage their parents and relatives to wear helmets and seat belts while travelling and to strictly follow traffic rules.

​During his speech, he narrated an incident highlighting the importance of safety awareness and responsible behaviour on roads.

​He stressed that the students should ride vehicles only after obtaining a valid driving license.

​He encouraged the students to spread awareness among their family members about road safety rules.

Prize Distribution Ceremony

​The Chief Guest Shri C.M. Chellathurai, Traffic Inspector, distributed certificates, medals, and prizes to the winners. The prize list was read out by Smt. Abinaya Lakshmi, teacher of V.K.V.


 

Conclusion

​The Vote of Thanks was proposed by Akshanth, a student of XI C.

​The memento was presented to the Chief Guest by the Principal Smt. G. Sariga.

​The programme was concluded with Kendra Prarthana. The programme ended successfully in a vibrant and creative manner.