VKV Kallubalu Celebrates 80th Independence Day with Patriotic Fervour

Vivekananda Kendra Vidyalaya Kallubalu (Karnataka Prant) celebrated India’s 80th Independence Day with immense national pride and patriotic fervour. Held on August 15, 2026, from 8:45 AM to 11:15 AM at the PT Usha Ground, the celebration witnessed the participation of 447 people, including 320 students, 83 parents, 22 teachers, 13 alumni, 7 committee members, and 2 special guests.

The auspicious occasion commenced with the soulful rendition of Vande Mataram, followed by the ceremonial flag hoisting conducted in the distinguished presence of the Chief Guest, Lt. Col. Pardeep Dalal, Officer Commanding, Karnataka and Kerala Sub Area Signal Section. The celebrations unfolded with a disciplined and impressive March Past performed by the school band under the leadership of Sri Parappa ji. 

The cultural segment featured a diverse range of artistic presentations, beginning with the Naada Geethe by Class X students and a Raita Geete presented by Sri Parappa ji. Following an insightful talk on the significance of Independence Day by Smt. Chandrakala Basavaraj Ji, students showcased their talents through a adorable Fancy Dress presentation by KG children, energetic group dances led by Kum. Thanushree and Kum. Kruthi, and a patriotic drama. A poignant highlight of the event was a special musical tribute dedicated to Shaheed Captain M.V. Pranjal, Shourya Chakra (Posthumous), performed by the Vaishnavi team. 

In his address, Chief Guest Lt. Col. Pardeep Dalal delivered an inspiring speech, motivating the young minds to embody responsible citizenship and actively contribute to the nation's growth. Anchored by Swami Vivekananda’s clarion call, “Arise, awake and stop not till the goal is reached,” displayed prominently on the invitation. The 80th Independence Day celebration successfully instilled a profound sense of unity, discipline, and national pride across the entire school community.

Bhajan Sandhya and Ramayana Parayanam Mark 80th Independence Day at VK Hebbal

 

On the occasion of the 80th Independence Day of Bharat, on Saturday, August 15, 2026, Vivekananda Kendra Kanyakumari, Karnataka Prant, Kempegowda Vibhag, Hebbal Branch, organized an uplifting Bhajan Sandhya and Ramayana Parayanam. Held from 4:00 PM to 8:30 PM, the devotional gathering brought together 65 participants for an evening rooted in devotion, cultural heritage, and spiritual reflection.

The program commenced with the traditional Deepa Prajwalana and prayer. This was followed by an insightful talk on the timeless wisdom of the Ramayana, highlighting the virtues, ideals, and righteous path exemplified by Sri Rama. The gathering then seamlessly transitioned into the Ramayana Parayanam, where sacred verses were recited in unison, filling the hall with powerful spiritual vibrations.

The evening reached its devotional peak with a soulful Bhajan Sandhya, where melodious bhajans immersed everyone present in a shared experience of joy and reverence. 

Concluding at 8:30 PM, the event left all 65 attendees spiritually enriched and deeply connected through their collective remembrance of Lord Rama.

Surya Namaskar Yajna Marks 80th Independence Day at VK Hebbal

Vivekananda Kendra Kanyakumari, Karnataka Prant, Kempegowda Vibhag, Hebbal Branch celebrated the 80th Independence Day on 15th August 2026 by organizing a spirited Surya Namaskar Yajna. Held from 6:00 AM to 7:30 AM at the VS Yoga Centre in Coffee Board Layout, the event brought together 43 enthusiastic participants in a hybrid format across both online and offline modes. 

The program commenced at 6:00 AM in an atmosphere filled with discipline, focus, and deep reverence for the motherland. Symbolizing eight decades of national freedom, the practitioners collectively completed 80 rounds of Surya Namaskar. Each cycle was performed as an offering of physical vitality, spiritual alignment, and gratitude toward the nation's rich heritage and the brave souls who fought for its sovereignty.

By seamlessly integrating hybrid participation, the event allowed local residents and remote practitioners to unite in a shared spiritual endeavor. The programme concluded at 7:30 AM with a soulful rendition of “Vande Mataram,” leaving every participant with a renewed sense of national pride, unity, and purpose.