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The Earth Day, celebrated annually on 22 April, is a significant occasion dedicated to raising awareness about environmental protection and promoting sustainable practices. It reminds us of our responsibility to care for the planet and encourages collective action toward a greener future. Chinmaya Vidyalaya celebrated Earth Day 2026 on the theme " Our Power, Our Planet" through a variety of meaningful activities that engage students and inspire environmental consciousness. One of the most impactful activities is *tree plantation* where students actively participate in planting saplings, understanding the importance of trees in maintaining ecological balance and combating climate change. A poster making competition was conducted which allows students to creatively express their thoughts and ideas on themes such as saving the environment, conserving energy, and reducing pollution. These posters serve as powerful visual messages that spread awareness within the school community. Additionally students take part in pledge taking ceremony, where they commit to protecting the environment by adopting eco-friendly habits such as saving water and electricity, reducing waste, and respecting nature. Thus such events encourages students to become responsible citizens and active contributors to a sustainable and healthy planet.

In the JEE Mains results 2026, Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Bokaro outshined with flying colors. More than 40 students secured more than 95% marks.

Hari Om 🙏 The teachers of Chinmaya Vidyalaya Kollengode delivered an inspiring and insightful session on *Gita Panchamrit* and *Dharma* during Kids Beehive 2026. The programme effectively conveyed the essence of dharma and the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita, highlighting core values such as righteousness, discipline, and self-awareness. Through a thoughtfully coordinated and engaging presentation, the teachers emphasized the relevance of these spiritual principles in the lives of students, encouraging character building and holistic development. Their approach made complex philosophical concepts accessible and meaningful for young minds. The session was well received by participants and stood out as a valuable contribution to their spiritual and cultural enrichment. Jai Gurudev 🙏

Fire Safety Mock Drill was organized on the occasion of Fire Service Week, today at Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Bokaro by the Bokaro Fire Department. The event was graced by Fire Officer Shri Bhagwan Ojha, along with other officials Raja Ram Mohanty, Praveen Toppo, and Bablu Yadav. Students, teachers and office staff assembled in the sports ground. The Secretary Shri Mahesh Tripathi, Principal Shri Suraj Sharma, Senior Vice-Principal Shri Narmendra Kumar and Vice-Principal Shri Roshan Sharma were also present. The session commenced with an informative address by Fire Officer Shri Bhagwan Ojha, who provided detailed insights into fire safety. He explained the four categories of fire and the appropriate methods to control and extinguish each type effectively. Advising the students he emphasized the importance of staying calm during fire emergencies.

Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Bokaro has once again upheld its legacy of Academic Excellence following the announcement of the CBSE Class 10th Board Results on Wednesday evening. Nidhesh Agarwal clinched the top spot in the school with a stellar score of 98.6%, while Shrivats Chatterjee and Manjeet Rajan secured the second and third positions, respectively. The school achieved a 100% pass rate, reflecting its commitment to high educational standards. 42 students scored above 95% and an impressive 48 students secured a perfect 100/100 in various subjects. Top Performers: Nidhesh Agarwal - 98.6% Shrivats Chatterjee - 98.4% Manjeet Ranjan Srivastava / Swastik Roy - 98.2% Mansi Priya / Saumya Saket - 98.0% Kaumudi Srivastava / Shreya Jha - 97.8% Other notable high scorers include Devanshu Taldhi (97.6%), Ayush Raj (97.6%), Anika Singhal (97.4%), Abhinav Kushwaha (97.4), Aarav Tamboli (97.4), Mohit Kumar (97.4%), Snehashish Das (97.2%) and Aruna Singh (97.00%).

CIRS celebrated Vishu and Tamil New Year on 14th April 2026 with great joy and tradition. The day began with Vishu Kani in the dorms, followed by a special festive lunch. In the evening, a common Aarti was conducted with devotion. Students dressed in traditional attire and added vibrancy to the celebration. Children performed beautiful Tamil and Malayalam traditional dances, making the event even more special. The celebration ended with a special dinner, leaving everyone with a sense of cultural pride and happiness.

Music is often described as the ultimate therapy—a harmonious bridge that alleviates stress and restores peace to the mind and body. This sentiment came to life on Monday as the campus of Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Bokaro, was transformed by the ethereal melodies of the Veena and the rhythmic precision of the Tabla. Under the aegis of SPIC MACAY, the school hosted a masterful performance by renowned Veena exponent Pandit Salil Bhatt and distinguished Tabla artist Shri Kaushish Konwar. Highlights of the Event A Sacred Beginning: The program commenced with a traditional welcome and the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, invoking the blessings of the revered Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati. Interactive Artistry: In a unique display of engagement, the artists invited students to chant the seven swaras (musical notes), which then served as the foundation for a mesmerizing Jugalbandi based on Raga Parameshwari. Cultural Immersion: The harmonious interplay between the instruments created an atmosphere of absolute musical bliss, leaving the audience spellbound. The event was graced by the presence of the School Management Committee, including President Shri Biswarup Mukhopadhyay, Secretary Shri Mahesh Tripathi, Principal Shri Suraj Sharma, Senior Vice Principal Shri Narmendra Kumar and Vice Principal Dr. Roshan Sharma.

Lord Hanuman, revered as the embodiment of strength, wisdom and unwavering devotion, continues to inspire millions of devotees. In times of adversity, the recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa brings solace, peace and inner strength. 🙏 With this noble objective and as part of the Chinmaya Amrit Mahotsav celebrations, Chinmaya Mission Bokaro organized a grand Hanuman Chalisa Yajna at Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Bokaro, on Saturday, 11th April. The spiritually vibrant event witnessed the gracious presence of over five thousand devotees, including students, parents, and members of the community. The school’s play ground was beautifully transformed into a grand Havan pavilion, where more than 2,500 devotees participated in offering oblations into the sacred Havan Kunds while collectively reciting the Hanuman Chalisa eleven times. The entire आयोजन was conducted under the divine guidance of Swamini Samyuktananda Saraswati, Resident Acharya of Chinmaya Mission Bokaro. The occasion was further graced by Mr. Harihar Raut, Secretary of Chinmaya Mission Bokaro. Distinguished members of the School Management Committee—President Mr. Biswarup Mukhopadhyay, Secretary Mr. Mahesh Tripathi, and Treasurer Mr. R. N. Malik—were present, along with Principal Mr. Suraj Sharma, Senior Vice Principal Mr. Narmendra Kumar, Vice Principal Mr. Roshan Sharma, and the dedicated teaching faculty. Eminent educationists from the region also marked their presence and actively participated in the Havan, including Mrs. Manisha Tiwari (Principal, DPS Chas), Mr. S. K. Mishra (Principal, DAV Sector 4), Mr. Bipul Singh (Principal, Rainbow Public School), and Mr. Mukesh Kumar (Principal, Dr. Rajendra Prasad Public School). The Yajna commenced with the ceremonial worship of Lord Hanuman, conducted with devotion and precision by Mr. Udit Pandey and Mr. Manish Pandey. This was followed by the synchronized chanting of the Hanuman Chalisa and the sacred Havan. Devotees seated around twenty-seven Havan Kunds, guided by 27 learned priests, offered oblations with deep श्रद्धा, while the entire परिसर resonated with divine vibrations, creating a truly transcendental atmosphere. At the culmination of the ceremony, Swamini Samyuktananda Saraswati blessed the gathering and distributed Prasad. In her address, she emphasized that such spiritual practices instill devotion, discipline and mental clarity in students, helping them channel their energies positively.

Exemplifying the spirit of service and social responsibility, a successful Blood Donation Camp was organized on Sunday, 5th April at Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Bokaro. The camp was a joint initiative of the Chinmaya Bokaro Alumni Association and the Chinmaya Vidyalaya family, in collaboration with Sadar Hospital, Bokaro. The event was graced by distinguished guests including Mr. Ranjit Kumar (Deputy Labour Commissioner, Bokaro), Dr. Maithili Thakur (MOIC, Blood Centre, Sadar Hospital), and Dr. Prashant Kumar (Psychiatrist and Program Officer, NMHP). We also had the presence of Swamini Samyuktananda Saraswati (Resident Acharya, Chinmaya Mission Bokaro), Mr. Biswarup Mukhopadhyay (President), Mr. Mahesh Tripathi (Secretary), Mr. Suraj Sharma (Principal), Mr. Narmendra Kumar (Senior Vice-Principal), and Dr. Roshan Sharma (Vice-Principal). From early hours, a steady stream of donors gathered at the school premises, reflecting a strong sense of community participation. Mr Ranjit Kumar ( President of Alumni Association), Mr. Shashikant (Secretary), Dr. Pallav, Mr. Shaibal Gupta, Mrs. Sonali, Mrs. Amrita, Mrs. Neha, Mr. Chandan Banthia and Mr. Ankit Jain were present. Some prominent Alumnis of CV, Bokaro, like Kumar Shilpi, Dr. Ambarish Soni, Abhishek Mishra, Abhishek Sharma, etc., also participated actively in this drive and motivated others for the same. Teachers and staff of the school also actively contributed to the noble cause, with Principal Mr. Suraj Sharma leading by example by donating blood. A total of 56 units of blood were collected, which will serve as a vital, life-saving resource for many in need. Keeping in view the increased demand for blood during the summer season—especially for children suffering from Thalassemia—the camp was thoughtfully organized to address this pressing need. The initiative stands as a commendable effort in mitigating blood shortages and inspiring others to contribute to society. On behalf of the institution, Secretary Mr. Mahesh Tripathi and Principal Mr. Suraj Sharma expressed their heartfelt gratitude to the Alumni Association for this noble initiative and appreciated the support of Sadar Hospital in making the camp a grand success.

A one-day Capacity Building Program (CBP) was successfully organized at Chinmaya Vidyalaya, Bokaro, on Saturday, 4th April, focusing on the theme of Gender Sensitivity. The workshop was conducted by esteemed resource persons, Mr. Shiv Shankar Yadav and Mrs. Soni Shalini. The programme was graced by the presence of the School Secretary, Mr. Mahesh Tripathi; Principal, Mr. Suraj Sharma; Senior Vice-Principal, Mr. Narmendra Kumar; and Vice-Principal, Dr. Roshan Sharma. The session commenced with the presentation of saplings to the resource persons, followed by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp in reverence to the revered Swami Chinmayananda Saraswati.