By Pt. Amitabh Sharma
Know the Date, Timing, Sutak and Astrological Significance
September 2025 is set to be a significant month for skywatchers and astrology enthusiasts. This month will feature two major eclipses - one total lunar eclipse and one solar eclipse. While one will be visible from India, the other will not. Let us explore when, where and how these eclipses will occur, what the Sutak timing will be and their astrological significance.
A total lunar eclipse will occur on the night of 7 and 8 September. The Moon will be completely engulfed by Earth’s shadow, creating a reddish glow commonly referred to as a “Blood Moon.” The eclipse will last approximately 82 minutes.
This eclipse will be visible across India, Asia, Australia, Africa and Europe. Most parts of India will witness this celestial event if weather conditions remain clear.
Phase | Time (IST) |
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Sutak Begins | 12:57 PM |
Penumbral Phase | 8:58 PM |
Partial Eclipse | 9:57 PM |
Total Eclipse Peak | 11:42 PM |
The final solar eclipse of the year will occur on 21 September 2025. This is a notable celestial event but unfortunately it will not be visible in India. Only those located in countries where the Sun is above the horizon at that time will be able to see it.
In Vedic astrology, solar eclipses are seen as times of transformation, self-reflection and new beginnings. Though not visible from India, its astrological effects may still influence the global and national energies.
The eclipse will occur when it is nighttime in India and the Sun will be below the horizon. therefore astronomers and photographers based in India will miss this opportunity unless they are abroad.
Type of Eclipse | Date | Visibility in India | Key Feature |
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Lunar Eclipse | 7-8 September | Yes | 82-minute total eclipse |
Solar Eclipse | 21 September | No | Not visible from India |
The lunar eclipse will occur on the night of 7 and 8 September and will be visible from India and several other regions.
The total lunar eclipse will last for 82 minutes and will showcase a beautiful blood moon.
Yes, if the weather is clear, most regions of India will witness the lunar eclipse.
The solar eclipse will take place on 21 September 2025.
No, the solar eclipse will not be visible in India as it will be nighttime during the event.
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