The last solar eclipse of the year 2025 is going to take place on 21 September. No auspicious work is done during a solar eclipse or a lunar eclipse. Bathing, donation, etc., are done after the eclipse, so that the ill effects of the eclipse can be avoided. During the eclipse, negativity increases in the environment, which has a bad effect on the life and mental state of the people.

On the day of Pitru Amavasya, the ancestors are bid farewell, and Shradh, Tarpan, Brahmin Bhoj, charity, etc., are done for the peace of their souls. The importance of charity increases further due to the solar eclipse on this day. Come, let us know from Ujjain's astrologer, Anand Bhardwaj, from when to when the solar eclipse will last and whether the eclipse will be visible in India or not.

Where will the solar eclipse be visible?

The last solar eclipse of the year will take place on 21 September. This solar eclipse will be visible in Australia, Antarctica, Africa, the Indian Ocean, the South Pacific Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean, the Southern Ocean, Polynesia, Melanesia, parts of Asia, as well as New Zealand, Norfolk Island, in Kingston, Auckland, Christchurch, and Wellington.

What will be the effect in India?

This time the solar eclipse is going to happen in 2025. It will be a partial eclipse. According to Indian time, the eclipse will start on September 21 at 10:59 pm and will last till around 03:23 late at night. However, this solar eclipse will not be visible in India. Due to this, the rules of Sutak Kaal will also not apply in India.

You will be able to worship on Ashwin Amavasya.
This eclipse on Ashwin Amavasya on September 21 will have no effect in India. In such a situation, there will be no restriction on any work like worship, fasting etc. on Amavasya. But, according to astrology, pregnant women need to take special precautions from the rays of the sun during the eclipse.

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