The first solar eclipse of the year is going to happen on 20 April. This solar eclipse will not be visible in India. This eclipse is starting from 7.5 in the morning, which will last till 12.29 in the afternoon. According to astrology, at the time of solar eclipse, the Sun will be sitting in Aries. The lord of Aries is Mars, who is considered the commander of the planets. 

The exact time of the first solar eclipse of the year: -
Let us tell you that the first solar eclipse of the year will take place on Thursday, April 20, 2023. According to Indian time, the solar eclipse will start at 7.4 am, which will end at 12.29 pm. This time the duration of the solar eclipse will be 5 hours 24 minutes.

Why is the first solar eclipse of the year special?
The first solar eclipse of the year is very special because it will be of three types. This solar eclipse will be partial, annular and total. Because of this, it is being called a hybrid solar eclipse. A partial solar eclipse is when the Moon blocks a small part of the Sun. Along with this, annularity occurs when the Moon comes in the middle of the Sun in a solar eclipse, meaning the Sun appears like a bright ring. This is called annular solar eclipse or Kankanakriti solar eclipse.

At which places the solar eclipse will be visible:-
The first solar eclipse of the year will not be visible in India. This solar eclipse will be visible from Cambodia, China, Samoa, Solomon, Baruni, Singapore, Thailand, Antarctica, America, Micronesia, Malaysia, Fiji, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, Vietnam, Taiwan, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Philippines, South Indian Ocean and South Will be seen in places like the Pacific Ocean.

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