This time, the Mahaparva will have a solar eclipse shadow since a solar eclipse will occur the day after the festival of lights, Diwali. Religiously speaking, the eclipse is considered unlucky, and any type of auspicious work or worship is forbidden during this time. Govardhan Puja, which is usually performed on the 4th day of Diwali, has been postponed for a day because of the eclipse.

On October 24, there will be Diwali, and on October 25, there will be the final solar eclipse of the year 2022. Many locations around the nation will be able to see this partial eclipse. Diwali's Govardhan Puja has been delayed by one day as a result. It will be unique from a religious perspective as well. 

Astronomer claims that the following significant solar eclipse would be observed from India on May 21, 2031. which will be an eclipse with an annulus. India will be able to see a total solar eclipse on March 20, 2034, which will take place three years later.

According to experts in the field, the northern and western regions of the nation will have superior viewing conditions for this eclipse. The eastern regions of the country won't be able to see it at the same time. because those are the sites where the sunset would have occurred (Diwali). A portion of Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, and West Asia will also be able to see this celestial spectacle. On the new moon, the Sun, Moon, and Earth practically form a straight line, which is referred to as a solar eclipse.

The Sun, Moon, and Earth will also be nearly in a straight line on October 25. This will result in a partial solar eclipse, where the Moon will temporarily partially block out the Sun. India will see a 55% eclipse of the Sun during this event. This eclipse will begin in Iceland and terminate in Saudi Arabia at the same time. When it comes to India, the eclipse begins in New Delhi at roughly 4:29 p.m. It will end at 18:9 minutes after sunset.

On the other side, when there is a solar eclipse from a religious perspective, the Sutak period (Diwali) begins 12 hours prior to the solar eclipse and continues throughout the eclipse. The solar eclipse will begin in India on October 26 around 4.30 p.m. Sutakkal will begin 12 hours in advance in such a scenario. On this day, all of the temples' doors are shut. Gangajal is spread all over the house after the eclipse. The elderly, children and pregnant people are also cautioned against going outside.

What is a partial Solar Eclipse?

When the moon passes between the Sun and the Earth but the three objects are not exactly lined up, a partial solar eclipse occurs. When this occurs, a small area of the Sun's surface appears to have a black shadow.

Surya Grahan India Timing 2022:

When a solar eclipse is visible, it is said to be in its sutak period. The partial eclipse will start to be visible in and around the city at about 16:52, reach its maximum at 17:01, and end at 17:03 when the sun will be setting.

The celestial event will take place in Siliguri, a city in north Bengal, between 16:41 and 16:59, with the maximum eclipse occurring at roughly 16:56.

The maximum eclipse will happen around 17:42 hours when the Sun will be blocked by the Moon by a mere 24.5 percent, In New Delhi, it will start at roughly 16:29 hours and terminate with the sunset at 18:09 hours,

The eclipse will be visible in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, from 16:26 to 18:09, with the maximum around 17:30 when 42.5 percent of the Sun's disc will be hidden.

The eclipse will start in Mumbai at 16:49 and reach its peak around 17:42 local time. When the Sun seems to set over the Arabian Sea at 18:09 hours, the event will come to a conclusion."

The eclipse will once more be visible in southern and central India just before sunset, with Nagpur viewing it from 16:49 to 17:42.

The eclipse will start at 17:12 local time in Bengaluru, peak at 17:49, and terminate at 17:55 local time, just before sunset.

Solar Eclipse Do’s and Dont’s:

1. During the Grahan or eclipse, people in India typically prefer to stay inside and abstain from eating. In order to counteract the negative effects of the Grahan, Darbha grass or Tulsi leaves are also added to food and beverages. Many people think that following the eclipse, you should take a bath and put on fresh clothes.
2. Another custom that many homes in the nation observe is the recitation of mantras honoring the sun god.
3. It is specifically advised that pregnant women stay inside and recite the Santana Gopala Mantra.
4. Many people avoid drinking water when an eclipse is happening.
5. Additionally, it is not permitted to prepare food or eat during the Grahan. Many people refrain from starting any fortunate tasks as well.

What you need to know about Solar Eclipse?

What happens during a Solar Eclipse?

A solar eclipse occurs when, as observed from a position on Earth, the moon passes in front of the Sun. It gets darker and darker outside during a solar eclipse as more and more of the Sun is blocked out by the Moon. During a total eclipse, the Sun is completely obscured for a short period of time, and it gets quite dark outdoors.

How often do Solar Eclipses occur? 

Each year, there are two to five solar eclipses, with a total eclipse occurring roughly every 18 months. Depending on where you are in the world, you might be able to see that eclipse. The view of the eclipse and the Moon's shadow on Earth move from west to east as the Earth spins.

What are the 4 types of an eclipse?

The four types of Eclipse are Total, Partial, Annual, and Hybrid.

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