Pakistan achieved a new Guinness World Record by creating the largest human flag in Lahore. Over 10,000 students from the Lahore Garrison Education System came together to form a green and white human flag, surpassing India’s record of 7,368 participants.
The record-breaking event was part of the Lahore Youth Festival, organized by the Punjab government. The massive human flag took shape at Lahore’s Fortress Stadium, as thousands of students coordinated their positions to represent Pakistan’s national flag. This achievement broke India’s previous record set earlier this year in Sonipat, Haryana, where 7,368 students had created a human flag.
Enthusiastic Celebrations
After setting the record, students celebrated with great enthusiasm. They waved flags, sang national songs, and expressed their pride in representing Pakistan. The entire stadium echoed with patriotic chants, as students and organizers alike celebrated this memorable feat. Many participants described it as an inspiring moment that strengthened their connection to the nation.
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Organizers Express Pride
The organizers and participants felt immense pride in breaking the record. Speaking about the achievement, one of the event coordinators noted that it symbolized unity and determination. “This is a proud moment for Pakistan,” he said, adding that it showcased the spirit of the youth and their commitment to making a mark on the world stage. The organizers credited the students for their dedication and discipline, which made the human flag a success.
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Remaining Festival Events
The Lahore Youth Festival, which began on November 8, continues through November 10 at Fortress Stadium in Lahore Cantonment. The festival includes vibrant opening and closing ceremonies, along with various other cultural and sporting events. The festival aims to provide a platform for young people to showcase their talents and celebrate their heritage. Officials from the Punjab government praised the festival’s impact on youth engagement, calling it a great success.
Background of the Previous Record
India held the Guinness World Record for the largest human flag earlier this year. In March, 7,368 students in Sonipat, Haryana, came together to form a waving image of the Indian national flag. This effort had set the bar high, but Pakistan’s youth rose to the challenge, breaking the record by a significant margin. According to the Guinness World Records website, such events promote national pride and teamwork, fostering a sense of unity among participants.
Pakistan’s Rising Presence in Guinness Records
This achievement is part of Pakistan’s growing presence in the Guinness World Records, as various Pakistani individuals and groups continue to pursue records that celebrate their skills, culture, and patriotism. From athletic records to artistic feats, Pakistan has been actively participating in record-setting activities to showcase its talents globally.
The Lahore Youth Festival’s human flag has now joined these achievements, shining a spotlight on Pakistan’s dedication to international recognition.
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