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.
Partial eclipse visible from Gujarat (~40% coverage). Totality crosses Spain and North Africa. Best viewing: 10:00–11:30 AM IST.
Visible from all of India. Moon rises already partially eclipsed. Maximum: 9:00–10:30 PM IST.
Fully visible from India. Total phase ~1 hour. Moon turns red/copper — Blood Moon. Best viewing: 11 PM IST onwards.
Not visible from India. Path crosses South America and Atlantic.
Visible from India. Minor partial eclipse, magnitude ~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 ~1.5 hours. Major lunar event across South Asia.
Annular path crosses South India (Kerala, Tamil Nadu). Gujarat sees partial eclipse (~20% coverage).
Visible from India. Minor partial eclipse.
MAJOR EVENT — Total solar eclipse visible from India! Totality crosses Rajasthan, MP, UP. Gujarat sees deep partial (~80%). Once-in-a-generation event.
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.