The last solar eclipse of the year will be held on 21 September 2025, know the answer to every question related to India:

News India Live, Digital Desk: The last solar eclipse of the year 2025 is scheduled to take place on 21 September. This will be a partial solar eclipse, which has great enthusiasm among astronomers around the world. However, the biggest question in the minds of people living in India is that will they be able to see this astronomical event? Come, let’s understand every small and big information related to this eclipse in সহজ language.

What is a partial solar eclipse?

When the moon passes between the sun and the earth, it partially covers the sunlight. This condition is called partial solar eclipse. In this the sun is not completely black, but appears in a beautiful crescent (sickle) shape.

Why will this solar eclipse not be seen in India?

Now the most important thing. This solar eclipse will not be visible in India. The reason for this is very straightforward- there will be night in India at the time of eclipse. According to the Indian Standards Time (IST), the eclipse will begin at 10.59 minutes on the night of 21 September and will run for 3:30 am on 22 September. Obviously, at this time we do not have the sun, so we will not be able to see this view with our eyes.

Then where will this amazing view look?

This solar eclipse will mainly appear in countries of the Southern Hemisphere. Its best view will be seen in some island countries of New Zealand, Australia, Antarctica and Pacific Ocean. In some places, up to 85% of the Sun can be seen covered, which will make it very special.

Will it have any effect on India?

Because this eclipse will not be visible in India, no sutak period will be valid here. According to religious beliefs, the sutak seems to be where the eclipse appears.

Even though we are not able to see this eclipse directly, we can enjoy this astronomical event through online live streaming and pictures shared by observatories around the world.