KENDRA VARGA

 Report on Kendra Varga

Kendra varga was conducted on 27th February 2026 from 2:45 pm to 4:00 pm for all 18 teaching staff at Vivekananda Kendra Zilla Parishad Basantipur. The program began with three Omkara, Shanti Path, and the Ekya Mantra, creating an atmosphere of clam and freshness.This was followed by Yoga Abhyas, which included: Asanas – Ardh kati chakarasana which helps in calmness and flexibility of the body.Aagya Practices – Nishchalo bhawa, sustito bhawa, swastha bhawa,Dakshina valanam kuru,Vama valanam kuru, Aardha Valanam kuru.After the yoga session, participants engaged in an entertaining game, 'balance the ball'.Game was full of entertainment and fun.All the teachers participated equally and openly.The Song 'bane hum rastriya ke yogi'... the song depicts about the deep thoughts of nation build a feeling of love towards nation.A meaningful discussion about learning point of this year was conducted in which all the teachers share their views and thoughts.All the teachers actively participated in the discussion and share their views openly and what can be done next year for the betterment of the children.The program concluded with Shanti Mantra, Prarthana, and Avalokan, leaving everyone with a sense of peace and refreshment.

Overall, the session was well organised, providing mental calmness through exercise, team work through fun games, important topic was discussed in which every teacher participated actively and share their opinion and thoughts to improve the performance of the students next year.

MATRUUJA CELEBRATION 2025-26

 Matrupuja Celebration

                                     

 Matrupuja was solemnly celebrated at VKZPV BASANTIPUR on the school campus at 10:00 am onwards with great devotion and spirituality. The programme was organized for the parents and students of Class 10  to instill values of gratitude, respect, and reverence towards parents, especially mothers.

A total of 28 students, 28 parents, and 18 staff members including the Principal actively participated in the ceremony. The puja began with the auspicious rituals conducted by Shri chote lall kushvaha ji, who led all the mantras and chantings. The atmosphere was serene and devotional as students performed Pada Puja (washing the feet of their mothers), expressing love, respect, and love towards their mother.At the beginning of the programme started with rohini didi addressed the gathering and spoke about the importance of Matrupuja, emphasizing the vital role of parents in a child’s moral, emotional, and spiritual development. All the rituals and chantings were performed smoothly under the guidance of Shri chote lall kushvaha.At the end of the puja, Principal Sir shared his views, followed by two students who expressed their heartfelt experiences and emotions and two parents about the significance of Matrupuja. The programme concluded with prasad distribution, which was carried out by the staff members. The celebration left a lasting impression on everyone present and strengthened the bond between parents and children.