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The last solar eclipse of the year is going to happen on October 02. This day is also Ashwin Amavasya. Solar eclipse occurs on Amavasya date only. Ashwin Amavasya is also called Sarvapitre Amavasya. During the solar eclipse, the effect of the elusive planet Rahu on Earth increases a lot. At the same time, the power of the Sun gets weakened. For this, in the scriptures, it is forbidden to do auspicious work during the eclipse. Also, it is advised to abstain from eating. But do you know when the eclipse (Surya Grahan 2024) will occur on October 02 and from when to when will the Sutak period last? Let's know everything about it-
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What is Sutak and when will it begin?
According to astrologers, Sutak starts 12 hours before the solar eclipse . However, Sutak is not valid if the eclipse is not visible. On the other hand, Sutak starts 09 hours before the lunar eclipse. Sutak remains effective until the eclipse ends. No auspicious work is done during this time. After the eclipse, people take bath, meditate and then do puja. After this, charity is done.
When will the solar eclipse occur?
According to astronomical calculations, the solar eclipse will begin on October 2, i.e. Sarvapitre Amavasya, at 09:12 pm Indian time and will end on October 03 at 03:16 am. However, it will not be visible in India due to it being night. Sutak will also not be valid or effective for this. Overall, the solar eclipse on October 02 will not be visible in India. However, do follow the things as per scriptures during the eclipse.
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