Jaipur : this time while Pitru Paksha has started with a lunar eclipse, the Pitru Paksha fortnight will end with a solar eclipse. The special thing is that just as the lunar eclipse was not visible in India, similarly the solar eclipse will also not be visible here. Therefore, its Sutak period will also not be valid. According to Pandit Balmukund Pareek of Kharia Mithapur, the last solar eclipse of the year will be an annular eclipse.
This eclipse will be visible in different countries of the world. This eclipse will be visible for some time in countries like South America, southern parts of North America, Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Peru, New Zealand, Fiji etc. The annular part of this eclipse will be visible only in Southern Chile and Southern Argentina. Total duration of the solar eclipse will be 6 hours and 04 minutes.
