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News India Live, Digital Desk: Last solar eclipse of 2025: The last and most important solar eclipse of the year 2025 is going to occur soon. This astronomical event, which takes place on 21 December 2025, will be special in itself. This will be a complete solar eclipse, when the Moon will completely cover the Sun, which will see the night -like view in some areas on the earth.
However, despite its importance in Indian astrology and religion, there is a relief news for the residents of India that this full solar eclipse will not appear in India. According to astrological beliefs, when the solar eclipse appears in an area, only then the rules of Sutak period are applicable there, which means that the Sutak period in India will not be valid on 21 December 2025.
This eclipse can be clearly seen in Canada, Chile, Argentina, Pacific and parts of the Atlantic Ocean. In addition, it will also be seen in the southern regions of Africa, South Australia, South Pacific Ocean and Antarctica, where it will be seen in its perfection.
From astrological and religious point of view, eclipse is considered an important event. It is believed that during the eclipse, the inauspicious effects of Rahu and Ketu on the Sun God are recognized, which brings negative energy. If eclipse is seen in an area, then many things are taken care of there. This includes avoiding the eclipse directly from the naked eyes, not starting any auspicious or new work, not taking food or water. Also, basil leaves are kept with them to protect pregnant women from the effects of eclipse, and basil leaves are also added to foods like water or milk. Chanting mantras during the eclipse and donating after bathing is considered particularly fruitful. Activities like hair and nail bites are also avoided, and oil massage is also avoided.
Since this full solar eclipse of 21 December 2025 will not be visible in India, Indian people can be engaged in their daily tasks and worship without any concern. This astronomical event will be special for areas where it will have a direct darshan, but it will not have any sutak or religious effect for India.
North India Statesman