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Comparison and competition have increasingly become major sources of stress for most students today. To encourage students and provide them with ways to reduce stress, a special workshop was organized at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Bokaro on Friday, August 7. As part of the Peace Education Programme, representatives from The Prem Rawat Foundation were present at Swami Tapovan Hall to address the young minds. Among them were Ranchi Postal Inspector Mr. Uday Kumar, and members of The Prem Rawat Foundation, Mrs. Reema Devi and Mrs. Sonali Devi. School Secretary Shri Mahesh Tripathi, Principal Shri Suraj Sharma, Senior Vice Principal Shri Narmendra Kumar and Vice Principal Dr. Roshan Sharma were also present. The workshop commenced with the presentation of saplings to the keynote speaker, Uday Kumar and other dignitaries. Following this, Mrs. Smriti Vohra hosted the event and welcomed all the guests and students. The ceremonial lamp was lit to seek the blessings of Param Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati. Keynote speaker Uday Kumar then addressed the students, introducing them to The Prem Rawat Foundation, its initiative and the life of Mr. Prem Rawat. He subsequently shared Mr. Rawat's perspectives with the students through a video presentation. Mr. Uday Kumar advised the students to always listen to the voice of their heart before their mind. He explained that while the mind approaches tasks and situations professionally, the heart carries a more practical emotional intelligence. He added that throughout life, the heart ultimately seeks peace and comfort; embracing these two qualities can simplify the path to success and reduce life's hardships. Reflecting on the theme of the workshop, Principal Shri Suraj Sharma noted, that students often experience high levels of stress, making inner peace essential for them. He stated that combining hard work, inner peace and smart work guarantees success. He emphasized that students must learn contentment and avoid comparing themselves with others in any form. To conclude, he expressed his gratitude to all the representatives of The Prem Rawat Foundation present and honored them with books.

Hari Om Congratulations to our dear students for this achievement. Its indeed a great achievement as we are representing our school for swimming for the first time . Great 👍

Hari Om! 🌸 Congratulations to Sreendidhi of Class XI for securing 3rd position in the South Indian Level Open Karate Championships 2026

Hari Om 🙏 Proud Achievement for Us… Once Again!!! It is a matter of great pride and privilege that *our Vidyalaya has once again been recognised by Careers360 in its India’s Best Schools 2026 assessment* , *receiving an AAA+ rating under the Day School category for the academic year 25-26

Hari Om 🙏 Proud Achievement for Us… Once Again!!! It is a matter of great pride and privilege that our Vidyalaya has once again been recognised by Careers360 in its India’s Best Schools 2026 assessment , receiving an AAA+ rating under the Day School category for the academic year 2025–26. Careers360 follows a data-driven evaluation process, considering key aspects such as academic performance, faculty quality and other aspects of school quality. This is the second time our Vidyalaya has received this recognition, making it a truly special moment for the entire CV Tattamangalam family. Our heartfelt gratitude to the Management, the entire Team CVT, supportive parents and our wonderful students for the collective efforts and commitment towards this achievement. This recognition inspires us to continue striving for excellence and providing our students with a meaningful and enriching educational experience. Let us be proud of this great achievement

Great enthusiasm for the festival of Raksha Bandhan is visible among young children. To make it even more special, the Department of Posts (India Post) organized a Rakhi-making competition. This competition was held at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Bokaro on Monday, August 3. Principal Suraj Sharma, Senior Vice Principal Narmendra Kumar, and Vice Principal Dr. Roshan Sharma were present during the event. Five representatives from the Department of Posts were also present to help dispatch the beautiful Rakhis made by the students. Students creatively participated in the Rakhi-making competition, crafting attractive Rakhis and posting them. The objective of this initiative was to promote creativity, strengthen emotional bonds, and provide students with an opportunity to express their love and affection toward their siblings. More than 50 students participated in this event. The competition was conducted under the guidance of the school's art teacher, Soma Roy. Principal Suraj Sharma said that the relationship between a brother and sister is the most sacred bond in the world. Art and creativity are not merely means of entertainment, but a powerful medium to express one's emotions. He thanked India Post and encouraged the students to participate in more such competitions in the future.

Aradhana Day

The Aradhana Diwas of Param Pujya Gurudev Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati is observed every year on 3rd August. It was on this sacred day in 1993 that Gurudev attained Mahasamadhi. To commemorate the occasion, Chinmaya Vidyalaya Bokaro organized a series of devotional and spiritual programmes on Monday, 3rd August, paying heartfelt tribute to the visionary saint and founder of the Chinmaya Mission. The celebrations were graced by the divine presence of Swamini Samyuktananda Saraswati, Resident Acharya of Chinmaya Mission Bokaro, along with Secretary Mahesh Tripathi, Principal Suraj Sharma, Senior Vice-Principal Narmendra Kumar, and Vice-Principal Dr. Roshan Sharma. The observance commenced in the morning at Tapovan Hall, where students of the Senior Wing offered Aarti in reverence to Gurudev and reflected on his inspiring life and teachings. Devotional bhajans and speeches presented by the students filled the atmosphere with spiritual fervour. On the occasion, 17 Bal Sevaks were honoured with Certificates of Appreciation in recognition of their dedicated completion of 120 hours of selfless service to society. Students of Classes XI and XII chanted “Om Sadgurave Namah” eleven times, invoking the blessings and wisdom of Gurudev, while students of the Middle and Junior Wings recited the Mahamrityunjaya Mantra eleven times, praying for peace, strength, and universal well-being. Through devotional songs and inspiring speeches, the students beautifully highlighted the timeless values and ideals exemplified by Gurudev. In the evening, a special Aradhana Puja was conducted by Swamini Samyuktananda Saraswati in the school’s Visitors’ Chamber. Teachers and staff members offered their reverential tributes by chanting the Chinmaya Ashtottara Shatanamavali (108 sacred names of Pujya Gurudev), creating an atmosphere of deep devotion and gratitude. Addressing the gathering, Swamini Samyuktananda Saraswati urged everyone to dedicate themselves to the welfare of others, cultivate noble virtues through prayer, and nurture a positive outlook towards life. She remarked that the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, as expounded by Pujya Gurudev, continues to inspire millions not only in India but across the world. Describing Gurudev as an ocean of knowledge and compassion, she said that sincerely imbibing his teachings brings profound transformation, inner peace, and lasting positivity to one’s life.

on account of Aradhana Day class VII students visited to old age home

Visit to old age home Mishrikoti on account of Aradhana Day