Solar eclipse 2020: On June 21, Solar Eclipse Can Prove Inauspicious! Know what the Experts are saying

This year's third eclipse is due to take place on 21 June 2020. Before this we have seen two lunar eclipses, after which we will now see a wonderful view of the solar eclipse. This day will be the biggest day of the year, as every year. Let us tell you that this eclipse will have a total duration of more than 3 hours. The sun will look stunning like a gold bracelet in this eclipse.

On 21 June 2020 the Surya Grahan can be seen from various parts of the world including India. This eclipse will occur in the morning at 10:31, and will last until 2:04. It will appear at 12:18 pm, at its peak. Its total time limit is 3 hours 33 minutes.

Some major cities such as New Delhi , Mumbai, Hyderabad , Kolkata, Chandigarh, Bangalore, Lucknow, Chennai, will partially see eclipse in India. Besides this, it will also appear in countries such as Nepal, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia.

Just as this eclipse has a scientific side, it has religious significance too. There is an eclipse in it, too, according to religious teachers. In the solar eclipse occurring on June 21, the sutak eclipse will begin 12 hours earlier, according to which the solar eclipse will begin precisely 12 hours before 10:31 a.m., i.e. at 9:25 a.m. on the night of June 20 and with the end of the eclipse Will end This solar eclipse for children, the elderly and the sick will begin on the morning of June 21 at 5:08 a.m.

Let's tell you that experts in astrology say this eclipse will impact Gemini most of all. At this time there will be a total of 6 planets in retrograde state which is very inauspicious according to religious beliefs. It is also vulnerable to natural disasters and to loss of life among the corona. The effect of the eclipse on Pakistan Bangladesh Sri Lanka time India will also be seen. It is being told that the last week of June will be catastrophic because of this eclipse. The country will have to deal with disasters during this time such as severe rains and floods, earthquakes etc.