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There is a big news for those interested in astronomical events in the month of February. The first solar eclipse of the year 2026 is going to occur on 17th February. However, the matter of relief from India’s point of view is that this eclipse will not be visible here. Scientists and experts say that when the eclipse is not visible, there is no need to worry about any negative impact of it.

Many types of superstitions and fears are often seen in the society regarding eclipse but scientists consider it to be only an astronomical phenomenon. Since this will not be visible in India, Sutak period will also not be effective here. Let us know whether special caution is needed during this period or not.

What are the rules for pregnant women?

• Usually, during an eclipse, pregnant women are bound by many rules, but this time there is no need to do anything like that.
• You can do kitchen work without any fear, like chopping vegetables or cooking.
• There is no restriction on eating and drinking and you can also worship in the temple as per your wish.
• If it is necessary to go out of the house, then you can go without any worries.

Impact on children and elderly

It is believed that the negative energy of the eclipse affects the health of children and the elderly, but this time due to the eclipse not being visible in India, there is no need to change the routine of children. Children can play outside like normal days and the elderly also do not need to stress about their health or mental condition.

If you want to follow tradition

Even though it does not have influence in India, people who want to follow their traditions and old beliefs can adopt these easy methods:

• Eye protection: Never look at the solar eclipse directly with the eyes, it can damage the retina.
• Use of Tulsi: Adding basil leaves to food and drinks to maintain purity is an old tradition.
• Positivity: Chanting or meditating mantras during eclipse provides mental peace and reduces stress.
• Sharp objects: Traditionally, it is advised to avoid using objects like needles, scissors or knives during this period.

Note: The things written in this news are based on religious and local beliefs. We do not confirm this.