Request for Community Partnership with PyDelhi for Hack Spark 2K25

[imaloksharma]

Dear PyDelhi Team,

Warm greetings from Khalsa College of Engineering and Technology, Amritsar!

We are excited to announce that our institution is organizing Hack Spark 2K25, a 24-hour national-level hackathon, scheduled to be held on 26th–27th September 2025. This event aims to bring together passionate developers, designers, and innovators from across the country to solve real-world challenges through technology.

In this context, we would be honored to have PyDelhi as a Community Partner for the event. As one of India’s most vibrant and respected Python communities, your involvement would greatly enhance the visibility and impact of Hack Spark 2K25. We are confident that your support will inspire participants and strengthen the open-source and Python ecosystem among student developers.

As a Community Partner, PyDelhi will receive:
Acknowledgment and logo placement on all digital and print materials

Recognition on our official website and social media platforms

Opportunities to share community announcements or upcoming events

A chance to connect directly with budding developers and contributors

In addition, if possible, we kindly request your support by providing some PyDelhi-branded swags (such as stickers, badges, or T-shirts) that we can distribute to participants as part of the event experience. These tokens will not only be appreciated by the attendees but will also help promote PyDelhi’s active community presence on-ground.

We would be delighted to collaborate with PyDelhi and look forward to your positive response. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or would like more details about the event.

Warm regards,

Alok Kumar
Event Coordinator – Hack Spark 2K25
Khalsa College of Engineering & Technology
Mobile: +91 7761064230
Email: alokkumarsgl@gmail.com

[satyaakam]

Hi @imaloksharma ,

Thank you for the invitation! We discussed the possibility of collaborating with you as a community partner for your Hackathon, and we do not have bandwidth for it and we have decided not to proceed with it.

Best,
Satya
On behalf of the PyDelhi team of volunteers