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Along with astronomy, the event of eclipse is considered very important and sensitive in Sanatan Dharma and Vedic astrology. Out of the total four eclipses that will occur in the year 2026, two eclipses have already occurred. At the same time, the remaining two major eclipses of the year are going to occur in the month of August. According to astrological calculations, both these eclipses are occurring at an interval of just 15 days on two very special Hindu dates, which have great significance from the religious point of view. Due to this astronomical coincidence, there is curiosity among the general public and devotees about the sanctity of the festivals.
Annular solar eclipse will last for 6 hours, 96% part of lunar eclipse will be invisible
The solar eclipse that will occur in August 2026 will be an ‘Annular Solar Eclipse’, whose total duration will be about 6 hours. Exactly 15 days later, the last and second lunar eclipse of the year will occur, which will be a Partial Lunar Eclipse. During this astronomical event, about 96 percent of the Moon will be completely covered by the Earth’s dense shadow (Umbra), due to which only some partial part of the Moon will be visible.
Shadow of solar eclipse on Hariyali Amavasya: Will the worship of Baba Bholenath be affected?
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Date and Time: second solar eclipse of the year 12 August 2026 Is going to be affected. According to Indian time (IST), this eclipse will start at around 09:04 pm on the night of 12th August and will end at 04:25 am the next day i.e. on 13th August.
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Religious Coincidence: According to the Hindu calendar, this day is the Amavasya Tithi of Saavan or Shravan month, which is celebrated across the country. ‘Hariyali Amavasya’ Known as. On this auspicious date, there is a tradition of special worship of Lord Shiva, planting of trees and donating tarpan for the peace of the souls of ancestors.
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Rule of Sutak period: Since this solar eclipse will occur completely during night time, it will not be visible in India. According to the rules of the scriptures, where the eclipse is not visible, there is no Sutak Kaal is not valid Is. Therefore, there will be no disruption in the worship and religious rituals of Hariyali Amavasya and people will be able to worship peacefully.
Shadow of lunar eclipse on the day of Rakshabandhan, when will sisters tie Rakhi to brother?
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Date and Time: Last and second lunar eclipse of the year 2026 28 August 2026 Will be affected. This eclipse will start at 06:53 am and will end at 12:31 pm.
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Religious Coincidence: According to the Panchang, August 28 is Shravan Purnima, which is considered the last day of the month of Saavan. Symbol of unbreakable love between brother and sister on this auspicious date. ‘Raksha Bandhan’ The festival of is celebrated with great enthusiasm.
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Rule of Sutak period: This lunar eclipse will occur completely in daylight as per Indian time. Due to the bright light of the Sun, this partial lunar eclipse will not be visible in the sky of India. Due to being invisible in India, its Sutak period will also not be effective. Therefore, sisters will be able to tie Rakshasutra (Rakhi) on the wrist of their brothers throughout the day without any doubt or fear of Bhadra eclipse.
Astrologers’ opinion: Eclipse will be visible outside India, no need to worry in the country
According to various astrologers and almanac calculations, both these upcoming eclipses of the year 2026 will be clearly visible in global areas like Europe, Africa, North America and the Atlantic Ocean. Since they have no geographical or religious impact in India, the doors of temples will not be closed nor will there be any restrictions on daily routine. However, the month of August is going to be very exciting for people interested in astronomical events, as they will get to see two big celestial spectacles within 15 days.