By registeting for the event you agree to the following terms and conditions.
I am fully aware of all rules & regulations of JVP & accept the same:
1. I hereby accept that I am participating in Jyotirvidya Parisantha (JVP) program on my own responsibility.
2. Program may get changed due to unforeseen reasons and JVP will not be held responsible for the same.
3. Fees for the tour once paid will not be refunded.
4. During the tour all participants should obey all the instructions & decisions taken by the organizers.
5. In case of any accident/ death or loss/ damage of valuable/ luggage or any equipment, JVP will not be responsible & no claims of the participants will be entertained.
6. I will not abscond without informing organizers.

Alibag Observatory is the Prime Magnetic Observatory. It was established in April 1904 as a successor to Colaba Magnetic Observatory, Bombay. It is located on the West Coast of India away from the influence of the equatorial electrojet. The two historic non-magnetic buildings, one for housing the magnetometers, measuring the continuous daily variation recordings and the other for absolute measurements, built completely with non-magnetic Porbunder sandstones, brass or copper fittings. Alibag acquired the status of an INTERMAGNET observatory since 1997. Alibag being a coastal station, magnetic recordings are influenced by the induced oceanic currents from the Arabian Sea. ABG is a calibration centre for magnetic compasses of Indian Navy, Airforce and serves as a base station for a marine magnetic survey carried out off Arabian Sea coast.