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Whenever there is talk of solar eclipse or lunar eclipse, the first question in our mind brings ‘Sutak period’. Can you worship or not? Is it okay to get out or not? Many such questions surround us.
This year, the last solar eclipse of 2025 is going to take place, and there is a lot of curiosity among the people about this. Let us remove all your confusion and questions in easy language today.
When is this solar eclipse feeling?
This last solar eclipse of the year is going to take place on 21 September 2025, Sunday. According to Indian time, this eclipse will start at 09:16 PM, at 11:24 PM at its peak and end at 01:38 AM late at night.
The biggest question: Will it appear in India?
The simple and simple answer to this question is – NoThis solar eclipse will not appear in any part of India. It will be seen mainly in Antarctica, South Africa and parts of Australia.
So will the Sutak period be considered in India?
Now come on the most important thing. The law of astrology and scriptures is very clear: At the place where the eclipse is not visible, any religious effect of eclipse at that place, such as the Sutak period, is not valid.
This means that since this solar eclipse will be invisible in India, there will be no Sutak period here.
What does it mean to you?
- No restriction: You do not have to make any changes in your routine.
- Continue worship: The doors of temples will not be closed and you can worship like normal days.
- Food and drink will be normal: There will be no restriction on eating or cooking during the eclipse.
- Pregnant women do not worry: Pregnant women also do not need to take any special care, because there will be no effect of eclipse on India.
In short, you can be absolutely worry -free about this astronomical event. This solar eclipse in India will not have any religious or astrological effect.