Lunar Eclipse: Pregnant Women Must Follow These Precautions for Baby's Safety

• Ujjain-based astrologer Pandit Anand Bhardwaj advises pregnant women to be cautious during lunar eclipses due to increased negativity.
• Avoid direct moonlight, sharp objects, and activities like sewing/knitting to prevent potential harm to the unborn child.
• The lunar eclipse on March 3 will last from 3:19 PM to 6:47 PM; Sutak period begins 12 hours prior.
• Fast during the eclipse, eat only after bathing, and chant mantras of Ishtdev or Chandradev for positive energy.
• Perform remedies like immersing a height-measured thread in flowing water and donating to the poor after the eclipse.