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News India Live, Digital Desk: The year 2026 is very special for those interested in astronomy and astrology. After the first solar eclipse of the year (February 17), the world is now waiting for the second and biggest solar eclipse of the year. this one Total Solar Eclipse Which will present a wonderful view of nature.
Date & Timing
Second solar eclipse of the year 2026 12 August 2026 Is going to be affected. According to Indian time, its timing will be as follows:
Beginning of eclipse: 12 August, night at 09:04 From.
End of eclipse: 13 August, morning at 04:25 till.
Sutak period and visibility in India
According to religious beliefs, the Sutak period of solar eclipse starts 12 hours before the eclipse starts. But there are some important things for India regarding this eclipse:
Visibility in India: This solar eclipse of August 12 Will not be visible in India. Since it will be night in India at the time of the eclipse, people here will not be able to see this astronomical event.
Sutak period: According to the rules of astrology, the eclipse is not visible where it is Sutak period is not valid. Therefore, the rules of Sutak period (like closure of temples, restrictions on worship) will not be applicable for the people living in India.
Where will this eclipse be visible?
This total solar eclipse will be visible mainly in the countries of the Northern Hemisphere. These include:
Iceland, Greenland, Arctic region.
Northern Spain, Portugal, north-eastern part of Russia.
Atlantic Ocean and parts of Great Britain.
Special Features:
Totality: During a total solar eclipse, the Moon will completely cover the Sun, causing darkness for a few minutes during the day.
Caution: People in the countries where this eclipse will be visible are advised not to look at the Sun with the naked eyes and use glasses with special solar filters.