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Cyber Safe Yuva Reel Contest 2026

IIndian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C)Verified Organizer

Registration 15 October 2026 – 15 November 2026Exam Date 15 October 2026Online · national

I4C or Cyber Dost goodies for selected top three entries

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16 days

Closes 15 November 2026

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Registration closes

15 November 2026

16 days remaining

Exam date

15 October 2026

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Eligibility

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Top prize

I4C or Cyber Dost goodies for selected top three entries

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About this opportunity

Create an original vertical cyber safety reel of up to 90 seconds for I4C and MyGov. Entries may cover scams such as digital arrest, investment fraud, phishing, KYC fraud and QR or UPI fraud, and should give an accurate safety takeaway. Selected top three entries may receive I4C or Cyber Dost goodies, a certificate and a memento. Submit through MyGov by 15 November 2026 at 11:45 pm IST.

The Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre (I4C), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, in collaboration with MyGov, invites citizens to create short reels that build awareness of cybercrime, emerging online scams and safe digital practices.

Choose a cyber safety topic

Possible topics include digital arrest scams, investment scams, KYC fraud, phishing, malicious apps and APK files, fake job scams, QR or UPI fraud, social media fraud, identity theft, deepfakes, online harassment and other relevant cyber threats. Storytelling, skits, animation, humour, demonstrations and conversations are welcome when the information is accurate.

Reel requirements

Original video created by the participant.
Vertical portrait format, 9:16 ratio, up to 90 seconds.
MP4 is preferred. Hindi, English or any Indian regional language may be used.
Use clear audio and visuals and make on-screen text readable on a mobile device.
Align safety advice with I4C, Cyber Dost and relevant Government guidance.
Include a clear cyber safety takeaway. Where relevant, tell people affected by financial cyber fraud to call 1930 and report at cybercrime.gov.in.
Do not include watermarks, copyrighted third-party content or unauthorised logos, music, footage or intellectual property.

Submission and recognition

Submit the reel or permitted public link and required details through the designated MyGov submission mechanism by 15 November 2026 at 11:45 pm IST. The selected top three participants may receive I4C or Cyber Dost goodies, a certificate and a memento from I4C, Ministry of Home Affairs. Selected reels may also be featured on official platforms. I4C and MyGov determine selected entries and gratification based on quality and evaluation.

What you can get

I4C or Cyber Dost goodies for selected top three entries

Certificate of Recognition or Achievement for selected top three entries

I4C, Ministry of Home Affairs memento for selected top three entries

Selected reels may be featured on official I4C, Cyber Dost or Government digital platforms

How entries are evaluated

Accuracy of cyber awareness information and safety advice.
Clarity and simplicity of the message.
Creativity, originality and storytelling.
Relevance and impact on safer online behaviour.
A practical safety takeaway viewers can use.
Audio, video, readability and technical quality.
Compliance with the content and technical guidelines.

Eligibility

See eligibility
Open to citizens participating through MyGov. The contest page does not state a separate minimum or maximum age.
Create an original vertical portrait video in 9:16 format, no longer than 90 seconds. MP4 is preferred.
Use Hindi, English or an Indian regional language. Subtitles may be added where useful.
Cyber safety information must be accurate and aligned with I4C, Cyber Dost and relevant Government guidance. Include a clear practical takeaway.
Do not use watermarks, copyrighted third-party material, unauthorised logos, music or footage. Keep any submitted social-media link publicly accessible during evaluation if submission by link is used.
Submit the reel or permitted public link and required details and declarations using MyGov's designated submission mechanism.

How to apply

1
Sign in to MyGov
Open the official contest page and log in or register for a MyGov account.
2
Plan and produce your reel
Create an original 9:16 portrait video, no longer than 90 seconds, in Hindi, English or an Indian regional language. Check every cyber safety claim against official guidance.
3
Add the safety action
Include a clear practical takeaway and, where relevant, direct victims of financial cyber fraud to call 1930 and report at cybercrime.gov.in.
4
Submit through the contest page
Use MyGov's designated submission mechanism to provide your reel or permitted public link, participant details and required declarations by 15 November 2026 at 11:45 pm IST.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the reel format?

The reel must be an original vertical portrait video in 9:16 format and no longer than 90 seconds. MP4 is preferred.

Which languages can I use?

Hindi, English or any Indian regional language. Subtitles may be used to improve accessibility and understanding.

What can selected participants receive?

The selected top three participants may receive I4C or Cyber Dost goodies, a certificate and an I4C memento. Selected reels may also be featured on official I4C, Cyber Dost or Government digital platforms. The organisers decide the selected entries and gratification based on evaluation.

Where do I submit?

Submit the reel or permitted public link, details and declarations through the designated submission mechanism on the official MyGov contest page.

What should I include for cyber fraud reporting?

Where relevant, tell viewers affected by financial cyber fraud to call 1930 and report at cybercrime.gov.in.

Source: official listing · last verified 18 October 2026

About this opportunity

Choose a cyber safety topic

Reel requirements

Original video created by the participant.
Vertical portrait format, 9:16 ratio, up to 90 seconds.
MP4 is preferred. Hindi, English or any Indian regional language may be used.
Use clear audio and visuals and make on-screen text readable on a mobile device.
Align safety advice with I4C, Cyber Dost and relevant Government guidance.
Include a clear cyber safety takeaway. Where relevant, tell people affected by financial cyber fraud to call 1930 and report at cybercrime.gov.in.
Do not include watermarks, copyrighted third-party content or unauthorised logos, music, footage or intellectual property.

Submission and recognition

How entries are evaluated

Accuracy of cyber awareness information and safety advice.
Clarity and simplicity of the message.
Creativity, originality and storytelling.
Relevance and impact on safer online behaviour.
A practical safety takeaway viewers can use.
Audio, video, readability and technical quality.
Compliance with the content and technical guidelines.

Eligibility

See eligibility

Open to citizens participating through MyGov. The contest page does not state a separate minimum or maximum age.

Create an original vertical portrait video in 9:16 format, no longer than 90 seconds. MP4 is preferred.

Use Hindi, English or an Indian regional language. Subtitles may be added where useful.

Cyber safety information must be accurate and aligned with I4C, Cyber Dost and relevant Government guidance. Include a clear practical takeaway.

Do not use watermarks, copyrighted third-party material, unauthorised logos, music or footage. Keep any submitted social-media link publicly accessible during evaluation if submission by link is used.

Submit the reel or permitted public link and required details and declarations using MyGov's designated submission mechanism.

How to apply

Open the official contest page and log in or register for a MyGov account.

Plan and produce your reel

Create an original 9:16 portrait video, no longer than 90 seconds, in Hindi, English or an Indian regional language. Check every cyber safety claim against official guidance.

Add the safety action

Include a clear practical takeaway and, where relevant, direct victims of financial cyber fraud to call 1930 and report at cybercrime.gov.in.

Submit through the contest page

Use MyGov's designated submission mechanism to provide your reel or permitted public link, participant details and required declarations by 15 November 2026 at 11:45 pm IST.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the reel format?

The reel must be an original vertical portrait video in 9:16 format and no longer than 90 seconds. MP4 is preferred.

Which languages can I use?

Hindi, English or any Indian regional language. Subtitles may be used to improve accessibility and understanding.

What can selected participants receive?

Where do I submit?

Submit the reel or permitted public link, details and declarations through the designated submission mechanism on the official MyGov contest page.

What should I include for cyber fraud reporting?

Where relevant, tell viewers affected by financial cyber fraud to call 1930 and report at cybercrime.gov.in.