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At what time will the lunar eclipse occur: There are many beliefs and traditions in India regarding lunar eclipse which make it even more special. This time the first lunar eclipse of the year 2026 will take place on March 3. Since this lunar eclipse will be visible in India also, its astrological and religious significance will also be considered here. After the lunar eclipse is over, everyone should do 5 things. This reduces the inauspicious effects of lunar eclipse. Know further when the lunar eclipse will end in India and what 5 things should be done after it…

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Timing of lunar eclipse on March 3, 2026 in India

According to Indian time, on March 3, 2026, the lunar eclipse will start at 03:23 pm, which will be visible till 06:47 pm. Although the lunar eclipse will touch India at 05:17 pm, its sutak will be observed throughout the day. With the lunar eclipse its sutak will also end.

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What 5 things should be done after the lunar eclipse ends?

1. According to scholars, lunar eclipse has inauspicious effects on all people and animals. Therefore, some work must be done to avoid this. As soon as the lunar eclipse ends, first of all clean the house. If possible, wash with water.
2. After cleaning the house, take bath yourself. If you wear a sacred thread, then change your sacred thread also keeping the rules in mind.
3. Before the eclipse starts, the temple of the house is covered with a curtain. After the eclipse is over, wash the deity place i.e. the temple with water and also bathe the deity idols and worship them as per the rituals.
4. After the eclipse is over, donate food, clothes, grains etc. to the needy as per your wish. By doing this you can avoid the inauspicious effects of eclipse.
5. Feed green fodder to cows, make balls of flour and put them in rivers and ponds for fishes. Feed bread to the dog.

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