Solar eclipse 2025
Surya grahan 2025 kab hai: According to astrology, the second and last solar eclipse of the year is going to be held in September. This eclipse will be on the Amavasya date of Ashwin month. Solar eclipse is considered to be an important astronomical event from a scientific and astrological point of view, this eclipse will start at night at night, which will not affect India, as it will be a partial solar eclipse.
When and at what time will the solar eclipse take?
According to the almanac, this solar eclipse is falling on the Amavasya Tithi of Ashwin month. It will start at around 11 am on the night of 21 September and will be late at 3:30 pm. That is, in total it will last for more than 4 hours. But due to night time, this eclipse will not be visible in India.
Where will this solar eclipse appear?
This partial solar eclipse will be mainly visible in areas where there will be day time. These areas are included. The solar eclipse is going to be seen in the Southern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand, Australia, Africa, Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, South Ocean, Polynesia, Melnesia, Norfolk Island, Christchurch and Wellington.
Why will the Sutak Kaal not be valid?
According to religious belief, when the eclipse appears in India, then its sutak period is considered effective. Since the solar eclipse of September 21 will be held at night and will not appear in India, this time the Sutak period will not be followed.
Effect of solar eclipse on zodiac signs
According to astrology, at the time of eclipse, the Sun will live in Virgo and Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra, so that it can see some effect on the natives of all 12 zodiac signs. However, due to lack of Sutak period in India, its negative effects are likely to be reduced, yet this period may be a bit challenging for some zodiac signs. During this time, especially the Virgo zodiac and the natives of Uttara Phalguni Nakshatra are advised to take more precautions.
Disclaimer: The information given in this news is based on the rules of astrology. TV 9 India does not confirm this.