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, southern tip of South America.
Visible from India. Penumbral — Moon passes through Earth's outer shadow. Subtle darkening, not dramatic.
Partial eclipse visible from Western India including Gujarat. Totality path crosses Spain, North Africa. Gujarat sees ~40% partial coverage. Best viewing: ~10:00–11:30 AM IST.
Visible from all of India. Moon rises already partially eclipsed. Maximum eclipse visible around 9:00–10:30 PM IST.
Fully visible from India. Total phase approximately 1 hour. Moon turns red/copper during totality. Best viewing: ~11 PM IST onwards.
Not visible from India. Path crosses South America and Atlantic.
Visible from India. Partial phase visible in evening hours. Magnitude approximately 0.3.
Not visible from India. Longest totality of 21st century (6 min 22 sec). Path crosses North Africa and Middle East.
Fully visible from India. Total phase approximately 1.5 hours. A major lunar event visible across all of South Asia.
Annular path crosses South India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu). Gujarat sees partial eclipse (~20% coverage). Annularity visible from southern tip of India.
Visible from India. Minor partial eclipse.
MAJOR EVENT — Total solar eclipse visible from India! Path of totality crosses Rajasthan, MP, UP. Gujarat sees deep partial eclipse (~80% coverage). Once-in-a-generation event for India.