Projects

The grateful state honoured the pioneer of VKV movement  Shri.

In our school we celebrated ‘ Mothers Day’ in a grand manner on 15.02.2012. The function commenced with devotional prayer song by our teacher. Next our principal welcomed the gathering of the function. Mrs. J.

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Invocation – By Sri Debendra Kumar Malvieya,Primary in-charge VKV (NEEPCO) Umrongso. All the students of class-X  wash the feet of their parents ,dry the feet with towel then escorted their parents to the prayer hall.

Introduction of Adhikaris and Welcome the Class-X students and their parents by Kum. Mousomi Singha,students of class-ix.

Importance of the puja was explained by Sri Debendra Kumar Malvieya Sir with two beautiful story of the sacrifice of parents.

Band Camp:    In order to hoan the skills in band, performance of which has often stolen the attention of the spectators, a band Training Camp was organized at VKV Tafrogam from 4th to 9th January, 2014.  Three schools namely, VKV Roing, Tafrogam and Sunpura participated in the camp.

The details of the same have been given below:

The Free Operation Camp organized by Vievakananda Kendra Arn Jyoti in collaboration with Remote Area Medical, Knoxville, USA, concluded successfully on 8th February at Central Hospital, CIL, Margherita, Assam. A total 44 patients were operated for Gall Stone diseases, hernia, appendicitis and other ailments during the camp which was inaugurated on 3rd February by Sri.Y.Matey, Parliamentary Secretary of DOTCL, Govt.of Arunachal Pradesh.

The Vision document in the form of a video documentary in Tamil was released at the function and was screened to the audience. It unveiled a ten-dimensional blueprint for actualizing the green Rameshwaram project.

VKRDP Monthly Report December 2013

As part of the 150th birth anniversary celebrations of Swami Vivekananda, VK-nardep has taken up the renovation of the 16 sacred teerthams of Rameshwaram. This is the continuation of the report series of the progress of the project. As the Teerthams are getting revived they are now getting used by the community for both day today use and also for ritual purposes. Many of the Teerthams are also situated near the local village shrines – particularly sacred trees.