Vidya Vikas Samiti Jharkhand Hosts Grand Provincial Principals’ Conference at Saraswati Vidya Mandir, Chatra
CHATRA, JHARKHAND – The spacious auditorium of Indumati Tibrewal Saraswati Vidya Mandir in Dibha, Chatra—a site of deep historical significance—became the focal point of educational reform as it hosted the formal inauguration of a four-day provincial principals’ conference. Organized under the aegis of Vidya Vikas Samiti, Jharkhand, the event brought together academic leaders to chart a transformative course for the upcoming academic year.
Strategic Vision for 2025–26
A total of 230 principals from across various districts of Jharkhand have convened to draft a comprehensive annual action plan for the 2025–26 session. State Secretary Nakul Kumar Sharma noted that the conference serves as a critical workshop for aligning school goals with modern pedagogical standards.
Inaugural Highlights & Tribute
The ceremony began with a solemn tribute to the founders and former Sarsanghchalaks of the RSS, marking the organization’s 100th anniversary. Following the tribute, the conference was officially inaugurated with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony by:
Deshraj Sharma (All India General Secretary)
Brahmaji Rao (All India Minister)
Ramavatar Narsaria (Regional Minister, Vidya Vikas Samiti)
Nakul Kumar Sharma (State Secretary)
Key Discussion Pillars
The first day featured intensive sessions on the National Education Policy (NEP), the Vidya Bharati scheme, and the integration of digital content-based education. Keynote speaker Deshraj Sharma delivered a profound discourse on the Panchkoshi concept, specifically focusing on Annamaya and Pranamaya koshas, emphasizing the necessity of “cultured education” in the modern era.
Cultural & Academic Releases
The event also celebrated local talent with the release of “Samidha,” a handwritten magazine produced by the students and teachers of the host school. The atmosphere was further enriched by a melodious solo performance by Santosh Kumar Jha, Principal of SVM Baghmara.
The conference, successfully moderated by Palamu Department Inspector Akhilesh Kumar, continues to serve as a platform for the state’s top educators to bridge the gap between traditional values and future-ready schooling.
