evidence: To know more, our colleague at Fact Crescendo Assamese contacted astronomer Babul Bora, Curator cum JSO of the Guwahati Planetarium, to get an expert opinion on the matter. On being asked about the contents of the viral message, he said that the equinoxes occur only on March 21 and September 23 of the year, adding that there is no equinox from May 22 to 28. Regarding the connection between Equinox and the body becoming dehydrated, Bora said there is no scientific basis for Equinox to be associated with dehydration. Drinking plenty of water regularly should be a normal process as the body is usually dehydrated during summer. [...] From several scientific articles, reports from various reliable news agencies, and the statement from astronomer and curator of Guwahati Planetarium Babul Bora, we have come to the conclusion that the message that has gone viral is false. May 22 to May 28 is not an equinox. There is also no scientific basis for the body to become dehydrated with the Equinox or the Equinox. Therefore, drinking enough water to keep your body hydrated during the summer months is essential, as the body is naturally dehydrated. Fact Crescendo's investigation has confirmed that the claim is false. Equinox does not occur between May 22 and May 28; it only takes place on March 21 and September 23. There is no scientific basis for the statement that the body loses water due to Equinox.