Solar eclipse from 5.50am to 6.14am tomorrow

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Solar eclipse from 5.50am to 6.14am tomorrow

By Rashika Kumar

Wednesday 02/10/2024

Source: Teen Vogue

A solar eclipse from 5.50am to 6.14am will take place tomorrow.

The Shree Sanatan Dharm Purohit Brahman Maha Sabha Fiji is urging people not to sight the eclipse.

According to the Sabha, ‘sutak’ starts 12 hours before the eclipse.

Meanwhile, Navratri pooja will start after 12noon tomorrow due to eclipse.

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