India to Break World Record with 1 Crore+ Participants Painting National Flag on Postcards in a Single Day

Chandigarh, India - In a landmark move blending patriotism, creativity, and technology, IBRI EdTech, a leading educational innovation arm of the Nicely Life Foundation, has launched an ambitious campaign titled "Jai Hind Moment 2025" to mark Children's Day on 14th November 2025. The initiative aims to break the world record for the "Most People Painting the National Flag on Postcards in a Single Day."

Officially certified by Unique World Records Ltd., this record-breaking attempt is expected to witness the participation of over 1 crore individuals - students, educators, parents, professionals, and citizens - from across India's 28 States and 8 Union Territories.

"This is not just an event; it's a national celebration of unity and pride," said a spokesperson from IBRI EdTech. "Our goal is to encourage patriotism through creative expression, accessible participation, and global visibility."

A Nation Painting Together
Participants will paint the Indian National Flag on a standard 6x4-inch postcard from the comfort of their homes, schools, or offices. They will then upload three GPS-tagged photos via the IBRI platform:
- The painted flag
- A photo of the participant painting it
- A photo of the participant holding the flag (with face verification)

Photos will be verified using AI-powered face and content matching systems, ensuring authenticity and safeguarding the integrity of the world record.

Registration Process
Participation is open to both individuals and institutions:
- Individuals can register via https://www.ibri.in, pay ₹99, and choose between an e-Certificate or a Printed Certificate (₹100 additional).
- Schools, Colleges, NGOs, and Groups can register as coordinators and add multiple participants manually or via a unique referral link. Bulk uploads, real-time dashboard, and group-based certificate distribution are available.

Why This Record Matters
- Massive Social Impact: Promotes creativity and national pride among youth.
- International Recognition: Each participant and institution receives a World Record Participation Certificate.
- Inclusive Access: No travel required; participation is 100% remote.
- AI + Patriotism: A unique blend of modern tech with traditional values.

Prizes and Recognition
The top 1,000 participants will be awarded exciting prizes, including gadgets, cash rewards, and national honours. A proprietary AI-based evaluation system will rank all postcard paintings on parameters like neatness, accuracy, and creativity.

Partnerships and Sponsorships
The campaign has invited leading corporations, edtech companies, banks, and patriotic brands to partner as sponsors. Sponsorship options include branding on certificates, dashboards, banners, and widespread media coverage.

IBRI's Vision
IBRI EdTech, an initiative of the International Brain Research Institute under Nicely Life Foundation, has consistently pushed the boundaries of large-scale educational and cultural engagement. With the Jai Hind Moment 2025, it aims to set a precedent for fostering civic pride through collective creativity and structured digital systems.

Join the movement. Paint pride. Make history.

For media partnerships, sponsorship, or participation queries, please visit:
👉 Website: https://www.ibri.in/
📧 Email: support@ibri.in
📞 Call/WhatsApp: +91 70870 77775

S.C.O. 339-340, Second Floor, Sector 35B, Chandigarh - 160022, India.

At IBRI Education Pvt. Ltd. is a Subsidiary of Nicely Life Foundation - A Section 8 Company, both registered under Ministy of Coorporate Affairs, Government of India, we have been transforming education since 2008 as a leader in Cognitive Science Research & Development. Our brain development programs foster holistic growth, equipping children with essential skills for life. For the last many years, we have trained 210000 + students in different proficiencies of the Brain, Dhyan, Neurobics, Flexible Learning, Teacher Training, Parent Training, Business Trainings, and Life Skill Trainings.

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