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The Indian Book of Records (IBR) is a national platform celebrating extraordinary Indian talent, creativity, innovation, and humanitarian service. It empowers achievers of all ages and walks of life to share their inspiring stories with the nation. Through verified records and awards, IBR encourages excellence, inclusion, and pride in Indian achievement.
Q1. What is the Indian Book of Records (IBR)?
The Indian Book of Records (IBR) is India’s premier institution for recognizing remarkable accomplishments, creativity, and innovation across the country. It provides a structured platform for individuals and organizations to showcase their unique achievements, inspiring others to strive for excellence and national pride.
Q2. Is IBR affiliated with Guinness World Records?
No. The Indian Book of Records is a completely independent Indian record authority. It has its own evaluation, verification, and certification procedures that meet Indian standards and values while maintaining global credibility.
Q3. When was IBR founded?
The Indian Book of Records was established to recognize extraordinary Indian achievements often overlooked by global institutions. It began as a small recognition initiative and has grown into a respected national authority for certifying and celebrating records.
Q4. What makes IBR different from other record organisations?
IBR not only celebrates measurable records but also recognizes humanitarian, academic, and social impact achievements. Its inclusive approach allows creativity, service, and innovation to shine equally alongside traditional records.
Q5. Can anyone apply for a record in IBR?
Yes! Individuals, groups, institutions, and organizations can all apply. The only requirement is valid evidence and authenticity of the record or achievement.
Q6. How do I apply for an Indian Book of Records entry?
Applications are submitted through the official website, www.indianbookofrecords.com, under “Apply Now.” You’ll fill in details about your record, upload documents, and provide contact information.
Q7. What documents are required for submission?
Applicants must include ID proof, a record description, photographs, video proof, and if applicable, witness statements. These materials help validate the authenticity of your record attempt.
Q8. Is there an application fee?
Yes, a small processing fee applies based on the record type. This fee supports verification, documentation, and certificate processing.
Q9. How long does it take to get a response?
You’ll typically receive a response within 7–15 working days after submission. Complex records requiring technical or physical verification may take longer.
Q10. Can I apply for multiple records at once?
Yes. Multiple submissions are allowed, but each requires a separate application form for clarity during verification.
Q11. What are IBR Awards?
IBR Awards honor outstanding individuals or organizations demonstrating excellence, innovation, or service to society. These go beyond records to celebrate impact and inspiration.
Q12. How is an IBR Award different from a Record Certificate?
A Record Certificate recognizes a measurable achievement, while an IBR Award celebrates contribution, creativity, or humanitarian excellence.
Q13. Who can nominate someone for an award?
Anyone - friends, family, or institutions. can nominate achievers by filling out the nomination form available on the IBR website.
Q14. Is there a review committee for awards?
Yes. A team of expert moderators evaluates nominations based on originality, impact, and social value.
Q15. Will I get a certificate for an IBR Award?
Yes, every award recipient receives an official IBR Award Certificate and a digital recognition badge.
Q16. What is the Indian Humanitarian Award?
The Indian Humanitarian Award honors individuals or groups who contribute selflessly to society through social welfare or community service initiatives.
Q17. How can I apply for the Humanitarian Award?
Applications can be made via the IBR website under “Indian Humanitarian Award.” You’ll need to provide project details and impact documentation.
Q18. What evidence should I include in the application?
Attach photos, project summaries, beneficiary statements, and other relevant documents showing the reach and effectiveness of your initiative.
Q19. Is there an age limit to apply for the Humanitarian Award?
No. The award welcomes applications from individuals of all ages who contribute positively to society.
Q20. Will humanitarian awardees be featured online?
Yes, selected winners are featured on the IBR website and social media platforms as part of the “Hall of Compassion.”
Q21. What is the Indian Book of Records Year Book?
It’s an annual publication that lists and celebrates all verified record holders and awardees from across the nation.
Q22. How can I order a copy of the Year Book?
Visit the official website’s Year Book section or www.indianbookofrecords.com/yearbook page to order online.
Q23. Can my record appear in the Year Book?
Yes. Verified records from the current year are featured based on editorial selection and impact.
Q24. How long does delivery take?
Delivery generally takes 7–10 business days depending on your location.
Q25. Can I buy multiple copies for my institution?
Yes, bulk orders are available, and institutions can contact info@indianbookofrecords.com
Q26. What merchandise does IBR offer?
Q31. What is the “School Sphere” feature?
School Sphere is a unique platform for schools to showcase their achievements in academics, sports, culture, and innovation, allowing them to gain national visibility.
Q32. What categories can schools participate in?
Categories include Campus Spotlight, Pride Moments, Legendary Teachers, Sports Champions, Academic Stars, Art Icons, and other school-related achievements.
Q33. What is the “College Sphere”?
College Sphere highlights the accomplishments of colleges and universities, focusing on student innovation, research, faculty excellence, and industry collaborations.
Q34. How do institutions upload their details?
Institutions can upload their achievements through designated online forms under each sphere category, attaching photos, videos, and contact information.
Q35. Do institutions receive certificates for participation?
Yes. Once verified, participating schools and colleges receive an official IBR recognition certificate for their contributions.
Q36. Can IBR help promote my record or award news?
Yes. IBR offers media promotion services that distribute approved stories across 50–250 online platforms to maximize national reach.
Q37. How can I request media promotion?
Send your request to promo@indianbookofrecords.in with your IBR ID, photos, videos, and a short article about your achievement.
Q38. Will I be charged for media promotion?
A nominal fee applies depending on the number of links and portals selected. The cost ensures professional media handling and distribution.
Q39. Can journalists contact IBR for features?
Yes, journalists and media houses are encouraged to reach out via press@indianbookofrecords.in for interviews, data, or stories.
Q40. Does IBR have a press kit?
Yes. The downloadable press kit includes official logos, media guidelines, and high-resolution visuals for press use.
Q41. How does IBR verify records?
Records undergo a detailed verification process involving document checks, video review, and witness validation. Only fully verified entries are certified.
Q42. Can I challenge a record decision?
Yes, appeals can be made within 15 days of the result by submitting additional evidence or clarification.
Q43. Are all entries guaranteed publication?
No, only verified and approved entries appear on the website or in the Year Book to maintain authenticity and credibility.
Q44. Can I use the IBR logo in my advertisements?
Use of the logo for commercial or promotional purposes requires prior written permission from IBR’s legal department.
Q45. Does IBR share personal data publicly?
No. Personal details remain confidential and are handled in accordance with IBR’s strict privacy policy.
Q46. How can I contact IBR support?
You can email support@indianbookofrecords.in or WhatsApp +91 91333 13369 for assistance on records, awards, or general queries.
Q47. Can I visit the IBR office in person?
Visits are by appointment only to ensure proper scheduling and dedicated support for visitors.
Q48. How do I know my submission is received?
An automatic email confirmation is sent immediately after successful submission, acknowledging your record entry.
Q49. When will my record be live on the website?
Once the moderation and verification team approves your entry, you’ll receive an email notification when your record goes live.
Q50. Can I follow IBR on social media?
Yes! Follow @IndianBookofRecords on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn for updates and features.
Q51. What types of records can be registered with IBR?
Records can cover creative, scientific, humanitarian, academic, and social categories. Both individual and team-based records are accepted.
