Date: 26 January 2026
Venue: Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya
1. Objective of the Programme
The Republic Day celebration was organised
to instil patriotism, constitutional values, discipline, cultural pride, and
social responsibility among students, while creating awareness about national
service, environmental protection, and career opportunities in the Armed
Forces.
2. Programme Proceedings
Invocation
The programme commenced with a devotional
invocation rendered melodiously by students of V.K.V., invoking divine
blessings for the nation.
Unfurling the National Flag
The National Flag was unfurled by Mann.
Rekha Didi (V.R.M. and V.K.) in the august presence of the Chief Guest,
Subaidar Shri. C.P. Manikandan, Indian Army. The gathering paid respectful
homage to the Tricolour.
Welcome Address
The welcome address was delivered by
Ashika (Class IX B), who warmly welcomed the dignitaries, teachers, parents,
students, and all the Kanyakarthas of V.K.V.
Patriotic Song
Students of Class IX presented a patriotic
song in Hindi, creating a vibrant patriotic atmosphere.
Importance of the Day
T. Devi Varshana (Class XII B) spoke on
the significance of Republic Day, emphasizing constitutional values, equality,
and citizens' duties.
Mass Karate and Silambam Display
Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya students
presented a disciplined and energetic mass Karate display, highlighting
physical confidence and self-discipline.
3. Chief Guest's Address
*The Chief Guest Subaidar Shri. C.P. Manikandan shared
his 27 years of experience in the Indian Army.
* He motivated students to develop energy,
discipline, courage, and commitment.
* Shared his training experiences and how
perseverance and dedication shape a soldier.
* He guided students on joining the Indian
Army, explaining two entry levels: Soldier and Army Officer.
* He elaborated on the National Defence
Academy (NDA) Pune, stating that training should ideally begin from Class X,
and students can appear for the NDA examination from Class XI.
* He emphasized the role of teachers as
role models and suggested that school management should initiate NDA-oriented
guidance and training.
*He advised students to be obedient to
elders, respect senior citizens, and maintain discipline in life.
*Highlighted the importance of
environmental protection, speaking about rainwater harvesting and saving water
for future generations.
*Emphasized the values of equality and
unity, urging students not to discriminate based on race, religion, or caste.
*Encouraged students to believe in God,
uphold moral values, and work with sincerity.
*The Chief Guest concluded his speech by
leading the students through a four-point pledge, instilling a strong sense of
responsibility, patriotism, discipline, and service to the nation.
4. Tamil Drama on 'Netaji'
A powerful Tamil drama on Netaji Subhash
Chandra Bose was enacted by the students, highlighting his patriotism, courage,
and sacrifice for India's freedom.
5. Presidential Address
Mananeey Rekha Didi, the President of the
function, addressed the gathering and:
extended her warm greetings.
* She highlighted that India is progressing
while preserving its rich culture and traditions.
* She emphasized that students should feel
proud of their motherland and give utmost importance to national values.
* She advised students to remain active,
energetic, brave, and maintain good health by consuming healthy food.
* She stressed the importance of positive
thinking, continuous knowledge enrichment, and self-development.
* She strongly advised avoiding unnecessary
use of mobile phones, stating that excessive dependence affects concentration
and character.
* She urged students to follow cultural
discipline and spiritual values in their daily lives.
* encouraged students to develop a strong
mindset of "I can do," stating that every individual has the capacity
to succeed but laziness and lack of commitment hold them back.
6. Prize Distribution
Prizes were distributed to students who
excelled in various extra-curricular activities, encouraging holistic
development. The prize list was read by Smt. Kalavathy Teacher.
7. Memento Presentation
As a token of gratitude and respect, a
memento was presented to the Chief Guest by Mann. Rekha Didi.
8. Vote of Thanks
The programme came towards its conclusion
with a vote of thanks delivered by Regasree (Class XI C), expressing sincere
gratitude to the Chief Guest, teachers, parents, students, and all the
Karyakarthas of Vivekananda Kendra.
9. Conclusion
The celebration concluded peacefully with
the Kendra Prayer, leaving everyone inspired with a renewed sense of
patriotism, discipline, and national pride.
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