Solar and lunar eclipses with Sutak Kaal timings for India and Gujarat. Eclipses not visible from India are listed for reference — Sutak does not apply for those.
Not visible from India. Visible from Antarctica and South America. Sutak does not apply.
Visible from India. Penumbral — Moon passes through Earth's outer shadow. Very subtle darkening.
NOT visible from India or Gujarat. Totality crosses Iceland, Greenland, and northern Spain. Partial visible from Europe, North Africa, North Atlantic.
NOT visible from India. Eclipse maximum occurs at ~04:14 UT (~9:44 AM IST), Moon below horizon. By Indian moonrise (~6:30 PM IST), eclipse has ended. Best viewed from Americas, Europe, Africa.
Not visible from India. Path crosses South America, Atlantic, and parts of Africa.
Visible from India (night of Feb 20-21). Deep penumbral — 93% of Moon enters Earth's penumbra. Very subtle darkening.
Very shallow penumbral — only 0.3% of Moon enters penumbra. Practically invisible. Some sources consider it a near-miss.
Not visible from India. Longest totality of 21st century (6 min 23 sec). Path crosses Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Somalia.
Visible from India. Penumbral — Moon passes through Earth's outer shadow. Subtle darkening only.
NOT visible from India. Minor partial — only 7% of Moon in Earth's umbra (barely visible). Visible from Americas, Atlantic, western Europe, western Africa.
Annular path crosses South India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu). Gujarat sees partial eclipse (~20% coverage).
Visible from India. Minor partial eclipse.
NOT visible from India. Totality crosses Western Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland, NSW, and New Zealand only. Max totality 5min 10s near Drysdale River, Australia. India is far outside the path.
Major event — Total Lunar Eclipse on night of Dec 31, 2028 into Jan 1, 2029. Totality ~1 hour 12 minutes. Visible from India, Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, Indian Ocean. New Year's Eve Blood Moon.
Not visible from India. Visible from North America and Arctic regions only. Sutak does not apply.
Not visible from India — Moon sets before eclipse. Visible from Americas, Europe, Africa. Sutak does not apply in Gujarat.
Not visible from India. Visible from Antarctica and Southern Ocean.
MAJOR EVENT — Total lunar eclipse fully visible from India! Total phase ~54 minutes. Moon turns red/copper — Blood Moon. Major astronomical event across South Asia. Best viewing: late evening through midnight IST.