Surya Grahan March 2025 – The first solar eclipse (Surya Grahan) of 2025 will occur on March 29, 2025. Although this celestial event will not be visible directly from India, space enthusiasts and astronomy lovers can witness the phenomenon through live streaming. Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming solar eclipse, including date, time, and how to watch it online.
Date and Time of Surya Grahan March 2025
The partial solar eclipse on March 29, 2025, will begin at approximately 2:20 PM IST, reach its peak at around 4:17 PM IST, and conclude by 6:13 PM IST. The duration of the eclipse will span approximately four hours, but its visibility will be restricted to certain parts of the world.
Where Will the Solar Eclipse Be Visible?
The March 2025 Surya Grahan will not be visible from India. However, regions such as parts of the United States, Canada, Greenland, Iceland, and other northern territories will witness this partial solar eclipse. Since the eclipse’s path does not cross India, viewers in the country can experience the event through live streams provided by reputable space agencies.
How to Watch the Solar Eclipse Live in India
For Indian viewers, various platforms will offer live streaming of the solar eclipse. Popular sources include:
NASA’s Official Website: NASA often provides real-time coverage of solar eclipses with expert commentary.
Timeanddate.com: This platform streams live astronomical events and provides detailed insights on solar and lunar eclipses.
YouTube and Other Social Media Platforms: Many astronomy channels and organizations broadcast solar eclipses live, ensuring a seamless viewing experience.
Safety Measures for Watching a Solar Eclipse
If you are fortunate enough to observe a solar eclipse, even partially, never look directly at the Sun without proper eye protection. Use certified solar glasses, eclipse viewers, or telescopes with solar filters to protect your eyes from harmful solar radiation.
Buy the Safety Equipment to Observe this Scientific Phenomenon – Solar Eclipse 2025
Total Solar Eclipse: The Moon completely covers the Sun, turning day into darkness for a few minutes.
Partial Solar Eclipse: The Moon covers only a part of the Sun, creating a crescent shape.
Annular Solar Eclipse: The Moon covers the Sun’s center, leaving a bright ring, known as the “ring of fire,” around the edges.
Hybrid Solar Eclipse: This rare type shifts between a total and annular eclipse depending on the viewer’s location.
Next Solar Eclipse in India
Although the March 2025 solar eclipse will not be visible from India, the next opportunity to witness a partial solar eclipse in India will occur on September 21, 2025. Mark your calendars for this exciting celestial event.
Stay tuned for more updates on upcoming astronomical events!
FAQ on Surya Grahan March 2025 – Solar Eclipse
Define Solar Eclipse?
A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, blocking some or all of the Sun’s light. This alignment happens only during a new moon phase when the Moon’s shadow falls on Earth, temporarily obscuring the Sun either partially or completely.
Solar Eclipse Date for 2025?
In 2025 Solar Eclipse will happen on 29 March, 2025 and September 21, 2025.
Surya Grahan March 2025 will be visible in India?
No, Surya Grahan March 2025 will not be visible in India.
The National Youth Biodiversity Conference 2025 held at Kanha Shanti Vanam Ranga Reddy District, Telangana dated 20th of February to the 22nd of February, 2025. The conference was organized by the Telangana Biodiversity Board, Government of Telangana.
About Telangana Biodiversity Board
Telangana Biodiversity Board (TGBDB) was constituted by the Government of Telangana in the Year 2014. The Telangana Biodiversity Board is a statutory and autonomous body constituted by the Government under the provisions of the Biological Diversity Act 2002 (Principle Act). Recently, the Biological Diversity Act 2002 was amended in the year 2023; now, it is referred to as the Biological Diversity (Amendment) Act 2023.
Telangana Biodiversity Profile
Telangana State, located in southern India, is renowned for its rich biodiversity, which encompasses a diverse range of flora and fauna. The state’s varied topography, including forests, hills, rivers, and wetlands, supports numerous ecosystems that are home to many endemic and threatened species. Telangana’s biodiversity is not only vital for ecological balance but also plays a crucial role in the livelihoods of local communities, providing resources such as food, medicine, and raw materials.
In brief, among the flora, the state harbours a total of 2113 taxa belonging to 50 orders and 145 families, accounting for 16% of the Angiosperms known from India. Of these, 1553 species belonging to 40 orders and 112 families are Dicotyledons, and 560 species belonging to 10 orders and 33 families are Monocotyledons.
As regards to the fauna, the state has about 75 species of mammals that include Tiger, Leopard, Sloth Bear, Giant Squirrel, Hyena, Fox, Wild Dog, Wild Boar, Indian Bison (Gaur), Spotted Deer, Barking Deer, Black Buck, Four-Horned Antelope, Blue Bull, Sambar, Mouse Deer, Honey Badger, Civets, Jungle Cats, Otter, Pangolin, Bats, Tree Shrew, Common Langur Etc.
There are 12 protected areas, including two Tiger Reserves, three National Parks, and seven Wildlife Sanctuaries.
Overall, Telangana’s biodiversity is a valuable asset that contributes to the ecological, cultural, and economic well-being of the region, and there is a need for ongoing efforts to preserve and enhance this natural wealth for future generations.
NYBD-2025 was held for 3 days, starting from the 20th of February to the 22nd of February. A total of 70 candidates from each state and union territory of India participated in this conference. On the very first day of the conference, the Honorable Minister of Endowments, Environment & Forests Govt. of Telangana,Smt. Konda Surekha attended the Inauguration function and lit the lamp with Sri Kalicharan S. Khartade (IAS), Sri Ahmed Nadeem (IAS), Sri G. Chandrashekar Reddy (IFS), Sri C. Achalender Reddy (IFS), and Dr. Shilpi Sharma (Scientific Officer, TGBDB).
NYBD-2025
Main Attraction of NYBD-2025
The main attraction of NYBD-2025 was the unique concept for which the 70 young delegates from all parts of India joined together for the 3-day residential program. Candidates came from every state and union territory of India to participate in the great event organized by the Telangana Biodiversity Board for the very first time in India.
Day 1 Programme –
Dr. Suhas Nimbalkar (Partner Eitimo Ventures LLP, Bengaluru) gave a brief introduction to Biodiversity and its Legal Framework in India.
Sri. A. K. Goyal, IFS (Special Secretary, Retd. Ministry of Panchayati Raj Govt. of India) gave a detailed presentation on Biological Resources- Sustainable Use, Fair Access, and Benefit Sharing.
Dr. Srirama (Scientific Consultant National Biodiversity Authority, Chennai) explained the role of Digital Sequence Information in Biodiversity Conservation.
Dr. Yogita Karache ( President, World Anti-Terrorism Organization Trust) helped out in understanding Biodiversity Ethics (Best Practices) and Eco-Terrorism (A New Age Threat).
Later in the evening, 5-6 PM, Friends of Snakes Societyaddressed the delegates and helped in understanding Snakes’ behavior and their role in the Ecosystem.
6.30 PM to 7.30 PM Mr. C. Vamshi and his team joined delegates in exploring Kanha’s Biodiversity.
Dr. Suhas NimbalkarDigital Sequence Information in Biodiversity ConservationFreinds of Snakes Society
Day 2 Programme –
Day 2 started with a bird-watching activity inside Kanha Biodiversity Park. Hyderabad Birding Pals Team helped the candidates to identify the Birds based on their natural habitat using Binoculars. And trained students in creating PBR and online application uses.
Dr. V. B. Mathur (Former Chairperson of the National Biodiversity Authority, Chennai) gave a brief introduction on the topic “Hands-on strategies for Biodiversity Conservation: Lessons from the Field“.
Mrs. Farida Tampal (state director, WWF- India) helped candidates complete the activity and explained the benefits of exploring biodiversity by connecting with nature.
Dr. V. B. Mathur (Former Chairperson of the National Biodiversity Authority, Chennai) explained the topic “Global Biodiversity Conservation and Governance”.
The forest man of Telangana, D Satyanarayana, shared his forest life experience, which he spent in lap of nature. He was singing and prasing nature, appreciating his upbringing and ladies and the community.
Dr. Neelima Jerath (Former Member Secretary of the Punjab State Biodiversity Board ) explained about the People’s Biodiversity Register (PBR), A Community- Conservation Tool
Kanha Shanti Vanam Scientific Officers took all the young participants for a field visit to experience the Immersive Rainforest inside the Kanha Shanti Vanam.
In the evening from 6 – 8 PM, a cultural program session was held, and during this, the audiences experienced the performance of live Gusadi Dance, A Tribal Dance of the Gond Tribe, Kuchipudi Dance by Mrs. Nihanthri and team, and performances given by all the participants.
bird watchingGusadi DancePerformance by Delegates
Day -3 Programme
Day 3 started with the live practice of People’s Biodiversity Register Creation under the guidance of Dr. Neelima Jerath and Mrs. Farida Tampal.
Mrs. Rahibai Soma Popere (Padma Shri) delivered the Seed Mother’s Legacy. She explained the traditional knowledge of preserving indigenous seeds and her life journey toward organic and traditional farming in the Marathi language.
Sri Kalicharan S. Khartade, IAS (Secretary of Telangana Biodiversity Board) addressed Reflection, Adaption of Hyderabad Declaration and Way Forward.
Mrs. Rahibai Soma Popere (Padma Shri) Sri Kalicharan S. KhartadePeople’s Biodiversity Register Creation
Sri Jishnu Dev Varma (The Honorable Governor of Telangana) was invited as the chief guest at the National Youth Biodiversity Conference 2025. A welcome address was given by Sri. Kalicharan S. Khartade, IAS, and Sri Ahmed Nadeem, IAS. Feedback and the learnings shared by the delegates and Mentors.
Certificates and Awards were distributed by Sri Jishnu Dev Verma to the participants and then addressed by the Chief Guest, Sri. Jishnu Dev Verma.
Media Partners Covered the event and telecasted it on the Local News Channel. Watch Now
Vote of Thanks given by Dr. Shilpi Sharma (Scientific Officer, TGBDB)
Sri. Jishnu Dev Verma70 Delegates from IndiaCertificate Distribution
Hyderabad Declaration – Outcome of the National Youth Biodiversity Conference 2025
The Hyderabad Declaration represents the voice of youth and is the outcome of the National Youth Biodiversity Conference 2025, which brought together the collective aspirations, concerns, and solutions of young people. The youth delegates engaged in a collaborative process to identify challenges, explore solutions, and co-develop nine actionable recommendations.
Train Youth in Sustainable Practices: Support Grassroots organizations to teach young people technical skills for using natural resources wisely and sustainably.
Make Experimental Learning a Must in Schools: Schools should integrate hands-on learning to help children build a strong connection with nature.
Raise Awareness Through Higher Education Institutes (HEIs): Partner with HEIs to educate youth about useful databases and technologies and how to use them responsibly in research.
Preserve Traditional Knowledge and Create Livelihoods: Encourage the practices of traditional knowledge for sustainable living and livelihoods. If certain practices harm biodiversity, provide alternative livelihood options.
Awareness of Biodiversity Laws: Conduct mobile legal awareness sessions in rural areas to educate locals about their rights and responsibilities. Leverage storytelling, art, and social media to simplify biodiversity laws and highlight laws and highlight real-life conservation efforts.
Increase Youth Participation in Biodiversity Conservation: State Biodiversity Boards should organize youth conferences to boost youth engagement and involve experts from different fields to work together on biodiversity conservation.
This outcome is a call to action- urging policymakers, institutions, and society at large to recognize youth as key partners in biodiversity conservation and ensure their meaningful participation in shaping a sustainable future.
We thank the mentors, Enact Earth Foundations, and WWF-India for their guidance and support. A special thanks to the Telangana Biodiversity Board for creating this unique platform to amplify youth voices in biodiversity conservation.
Why the Conference on Biodiversity?
The main objective of the Telangana Biodiversity Board is-
Conservation of Biological Diversity
Sustainable utilization of the Biological Diversity
The fair and equitable sharing of the benefit arising from the utilization of biological resources.
The conferences act like a bridge between an organization’s goals and individuals. The individuals interact with each other and try to learn similarities and differences between their places, cultures, traditions, environments, weather, and biodiversity. Sometimes, traditions also play a vital role in the conservation of biodiversity.
Conferences help individuals network with people with the same intentions. And it develops in a big chains. And a crowd can make a big change. “Change for a Cause“.
In Rajasthan, Bisnoi Samaj protect Black deer and worship them as God. This tradition saves the black deer in this region. So here Bisnoi Samaj are the protector of nature. To protect tree and forest area from deforestation, in the Himalayan region Chipko Movement started in 1970’s.
In Bihar / Jharkhand, people worship the Banyan Tree, the Ficus Tree, and Indian Lilac as symbols of God. They protect these trees, and these tree produces high levels of oxygen and fresh air.
In Bihar / Jharkhand, people worship the God Sun, and twice in a year, they celebrate Chath Puja. It is a very auspicious festival for all Biharis. And on this occasion, people and local NGO clean all water resources and our surroundings to complete the Puja neatly. Because of this festival every pond and river gets cleaned every year. In this process, locals and government officials join hand together.
Now is the correct time to connect Indians in a single frame. Climate change is hitting as hard. And we should fix our mistakes now before it’s too late. Learn the methods of biodiversity conservation, learn the methods of organic farming and sustainable life from old people. “Shop less and reuse more”.
Conclusion: National Youth Biodiversity Conference 2025
Conserving Biodiversity is our moral duty. We can save endangered plant species and give them space in our gardens, farms, and terraced gardens. In the start we serve plants and after some time they serve and feed us.
We are dependent on nature for our daily livelihood. But we need to ensure that we can take from nature within limits. Nature takes time to heal. So its the time to bring a strict rule for all industries and citizens to limit their uses.
Reusing things is the best way to reduce unnecessary waste and to save money. Solar energy and battery-operated vehicles are the best options for minimizing air pollution and reducing excessive coal mining.
Benefit sharing is a very needy step to take forward. If we take some samplings from other farmer, neighbour or friends. When it grows well and we start taking benefits from it, we should return some portion of it to the main owner from which we borrowed it. The benefits sharing can be in any form like in original form of it (seeds, plants or samplings) or money or can be any economical help.
Awareness programs should be conducted in every area to make people aware of their moral duties towards biodiversity. We start making people aware of the plants and species found in their local territory, their uses, behavior, and effects on nature. They will start loving them. They will give space to them in their home. Green Revolution will make a Change. The Green Revolution will bring happiness.
Student’s Feedback
Life Changing Experience
From day 1 to day 3, we learned how to connect with nature and our surroundings. The purpose of this practical knowledge was to visualize the biodiversity surrounding us, and we 70 students can teach the things in our network. Learning about biodiversity and its components is a subject for all because we all practice it daily. And the correct knowledge can save us and mother nature from any harm. “Educate Society Save Mother Nature“.
Jaya Kumari
Entrepreneur, Digi Target Marketing Ranchi
I will drive a positive change in my Community
The National Youth Biodiversity Conference 2025 was an enriching experience that broadened my perspective on biodiversity conservation and instilled in me a deeper commitment to environmental stewardship. I look forward to using this knowledge to drive positive change in my community!
Ratan Tata the Chairman of Tata Group is died on 9th Oct, 2024 at the age of 86 years. Ratan N. Tata came as the chairman of the Tata Sons in 1991. Under his mentorship the company emerged as the Global Company and marked his strong presence at Global level.
The Tata Group Company List
Tata Motors
TCS
Tata Chemicals
Tata Consumer Products
Tata Power
Tata Steel
Tata Technologies
Titan
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Tata Elxsi
Voltas
Jaguar Land Rover
Tata Communications
Tata Teleservices
Tata Coffee
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Top 10 Quotes By Ratan Tata
“Take the stones people throw at you, and use them to build a Monument”.
“None can destroy Iron but its own Rust can. Likewise none can destroy a person, But there own mindset can”.
“Power and Wealth are not two of my main stakes”.
“Ups and Downs in life are very important to keep us going because a straight line even in an ECG means we are not alive”.
“One day you will realize that material things are nothing. All that matters is the well being of the people you love”.
“The best leaders are those most interested in surrounding themselves with assistants and associates smarter than they are.”
If you want to walk fast “walk alone”, But if You want to walk Far, “Walk Together”
” I don’t believe in taking right decisions, I take decision and then make them right”.
“I followed someone who had very large shoes. He left me a great legacy, and I tried to follow that legacy”
“Be persistent and resilient in the face of challenges, for they are the building blocks of success”.
Ranchi job seekers are fluently getting Work from Home Job offerings. And people are advised to pay some amount as the registration amount. Or kind of security deposits. They ask personal and financial documents for verification. And persons just gets trapped in money scam.
Work from Home Job Scam
Be aware if you are getting some kind of Job offerings call. Verify first company details. And never share financial details if you don’t know them very well.
In case of any suspect just call the police or cyber crime department for Help.
Its very necessary for citizen to be aware in this Digital generation.
After Covid19 Work from Home Job opportunities have raised and so the negative elements have also emerged. And the innocent persons gets trapped in this trap. Never share your personal details in social media channels.
Scammers are looking for You!
Dont register yourself on unverified / unauthenticate websites.
Never Share following details on unverified websites:
Bank Details
Aadhar Card
Pan Card
Passport details
Voter Id
Ration Card
Electricity Bill
Address Proof etc.
Note: “Be Aware, Be literate and Help all to be Safe”
The famous stand up comedian Raju Srivastav got hearth attack and fainted at hotel GYM in Delhi on Aug 10, 2022. After that he got admitted in AIIMS Delhi in a very critical position and underwent angioplasty same day. His brain was not working and was being monetized regularly in ICU ward. He was associated with Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) and went to Delhi for some meeting at that time.
Raju Srivastav was born on 25 December 1963 in Kanpur a city of UP, India. And he died on 21 September 2022 in Delhi AIIMS at the age of 58. He started his journey in Bollywood with very small characters in 90’s. He got small roles in some movie at that time like Maine Pyar Kiya and Baazigar. Later he grown as a stand up comedian. And very soon became a well known face. He had a large fan followers because of his presence of mind and pure comedy without double meaning and abusive words. He shared the stage in many award shows and events.
He went Delhi for some meeting. As he was also a member of Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP). He stayed at a Hotel where he slept from his treadmill during his workout session on Aug 10, 2022. He immediately took to the Hospital (AIIMS Delhi) and underwent angioplasty same day. His brother and public relation manager confirmed that he had major heart attack. His brain was not responding and he was being monetized in special ward. After being in Hospital from last 43 days he died on Sep 21, 2022 at morning 10:20 AM.
Raju Srivastava got married with Shikha on July 1, 1993. They have two children’s Aayushmaan and Antra Srivastav.
Raju Srivastav Career
He started his career as a side roll actor in Indian Cinema in 90’S. Then he emerged as a stand up comedian and loved by audience. Srivastav entered in politics in 2014 as a candidate of Samajwadi Party in Lok Sabha Election. But after some time he returned the ticket to Samajwadi Party and joined BJP in March 2014. He was also nominated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to be a part of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. Raju Srivastav was also a advocate for cleanliness.
Raju Srivastav Film Career
Year
Movie Name
1988
Tezaab
1989
Maine Pyar Kiya
1993
Baazigar | Mr. Azaad
1994
Abhay
2001
Aamdani Atthani Kharcha Rupaiyaa
2002
Waah! Tere kya Kehna
2003
Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon
2006
Vidyaarthi: The power of Students
2007
Jahan Jaayega Hamen Paaeyega | Big Brother | Bombay to Goa
2010
Bhavnaon Ko Samjho | Barood: (The Fire) – A Love Story
