Solar Eclipse 2025

The first (partial) solar eclipse of 2025 will occur on March 29 at 2:21 pm (IST), peak at 4:17 pm, and end at 6:14 pm. The eclipse will be, unfortunately, not visible from India, though it will be visible from the Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, parts of North America, Europe, and Africa. If you don’t know what a solar eclipse is, it is a phenomenon which occurs when the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth. The Moon’s darker shadow (umbra) covers a small patch of the Earth; this patch experiences a total solar eclipse. The less-deep part of the shadow (penumbra) falls on a much larger region than the umbra. This area experiences a partial solar eclipse.

Post writer: Dhruba Neel Dutta

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Matthew McConaughey's Just Because

A new book by Matthew McConaughey has been announced, entitled Just because . This children's book looks at the world and each other from a child's point of view. It explores all our little complexities through children's eyes, seeing the world and each other as full of possibilities. McConaughey made his writing debut with his 2020 memoir, Greenlights, which was on the bestseller list for weeks. Just because , is a picture book with illustrations by Renee Kurilla, the story came to be pitted as a soulful and irreverent collection of life lessons that will empower readers, big and small, to celebrate how we are all full of possibility.

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Know Children Writer XVI::Katie Bagli

Katie Bagli is a children's author with 40 published titles. She loves to go for walks in the wild and finds mountains, forests, and oceans fascinating. She has published articles in magazines such as the Sanctuary Club, Highlight Champs, Saevus, and The Children's Magazine. She is also writing articles on nature for the children's section of the Young World of The Hindu. She also writes a monthly column on Nature in Robinage , a children’s magazine. Some of her books for children are: · Many Secrets of Mangroves · On the Wild Side · A Wormy Tale

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