The last solar eclipse of 2025, also known as Surya Grahan, is being hyped online. However, less than one percent of the world's population will be able to see it. On September 21, a partial solar eclipse is set to take place. Partial eclipses are not nearly as dramatic as total eclipses, when the moon completely blocks the sun for several minutes. In the cases of partial eclipses, daylight dims slightly, but the sun never fully disappears behind the moon. So, will the last solar eclipse of 2025 be visible in India? Along with the Surya Grahan 2025 date, below, find out the important things that one should know about the upcoming celestial event.

The last solar eclipse of 2025, Surya Grahan, is on September 21, a day before the September Equinox. The day also coincides with Mahalaya Amavasya, the last day of Pitru Paksha. It's a partial solar eclipse and will only be visible for people in the southern hemisphere.

The September 21 partial solar eclipse is the last solar eclipse of 2025, offering unique views from New Zealand, Antarctica and across the South Pacific just before the equinox. Individuals in the viewing area must remember that during an eclipse, the sun is far too bright to look at with the naked eye.