Dehradun: A solar eclipse will take place on 21 June in India and it will be seen in some areas of the country. Due to the solar eclipse, the four blocks of Uttarakhand Badrinath, Kedarnath, Gangotri and Yamunotri will be closed from 10 am tonight. Bhuvan Chandra Uniyal, a pioneer of Badrinath Dham, has said, "Even though the solar eclipse is tomorrow, its sutak will start 12 hours earlier." According to the Dharmadhikari, after two o'clock tomorrow Sunday, the temple premises of the four dhams will be worshipped only after cleaning."
In the 12 hours before the solar eclipse, the temples of most temples in the country are closed and the prayers of worship are stopped in it. But there are some temples in the country where neither the doors are closed or the worship is stopped. Solar eclipse, when the worship of most temples is closed and the prayers and darshan are banned, then this Kalahasti or Kalahateshwar temple, built-in Kalasthi, Andhra Pradesh, southern India, is neither closed nor worshipped here Is stopped
People believe that such people who suffer from Kalsarp Dosha come to this temple at the time of this eclipse and worship. In this temple, along with the worship of Rahu-Ketu, Kalasarp is also worshipped. After the worship of Rahu-Ketu, devotees also offer prayers to Lord Shiva and Goddess Jnanprasunam.
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