on the auspicious and spiritually enriching morning hours of 4th SEPTEMBER 2026, VIVEKANANDA KENDRA VIDYALAYA RANGAT celebrated Bhagawan Shree
KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI, the festival celebrating the birth of Lord Krishna,with great devotion and enthusiasm.
*AARTI AND FLORAL TRIBUTES TO LORD KRISHNA:*
The celebration commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the HOI, SHRI CH SHANMUGA RAO. He performed the Aarti & offered flowers under the holy feet of lord Krishna, seeking blessings for the well-being, happiness, and prosperity of everyone present.
*SPEECH BY THE TEACHER:*
Following the Aarti, an inspiring speech on the significance of Krishna Janmashtami was beautifully delivered by one of our teachers Miss *SHILPI MAL*. She explained the values and teachings associated with Lord Krishna and narrated the fascinating story of the Govardhan Mountain Leela, highlighting Krishna’s divine powers and His protection of the people of Vrindavan.
*FANCY DRESS COMPETITION:*
The celebration then moved ahead with the Fancy Dress Competition for the blossoming buds of Balvatika and Class -I.They looked adorable as they dressed up as Lord Krishna and Radha. Each participant introduced themselves and confidently presented their characters, filling the atmosphere with joy and innocence.
*CULTURAL EXTRAVAGANZA:*
The cultural programme continued with enthusiastic bhajan chanting and dance performances by all the four school houses—*RANI LAXMI BAI, SAROJINI NAIDU, KALPANA DUTT & NANA SAHEB* Each house presented a unique dance performance depicting different episodes from the life and divine leelas of Lord Krishna,creating a peaceful and spiritually uplifting atmosphere. The HOI appreciated the sincere efforts, creativity, confidence, and enthusiastic participation of all the students.
*CONCLUSION:*
The celebration concluded at about 10: 45 am with offerings of flowers and Prasad Distribution.
Overall the Krishna Janmashtami celebration was a memorable and spiritually enriching event. It provided students with an opportunity to learn about Lord Krishna’s life and teachings while expressing themselves through music, dance, drama, and devotional activities. Collectively 137 Students and 19 staff seeked the divine blessings of Bhagwan Shree Krishna.
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