2026 Eclipses: Only One Lunar Eclipse Visible in India; Check Dates & Sutak Timings

• In 2026, India will witness only one celestial event: a Total Lunar Eclipse on March 3, visible in the evening.
• Both Solar Eclipses (February 17 annular, August 12 total) and the second Lunar Eclipse (August 28) will not be visible from India.
• Sutak timings for the March 3 lunar eclipse are from 09:39 AM to 06:46 PM, with adjusted timings for kids, elderly, and sick.
• Eclipses hold significant astronomical, spiritual, and mythological importance in Indian tradition, with specific rituals observed.
• NASA highlights the scientific value of eclipses for studying the Sun's corona and Earth's atmosphere.

Why It Matters: India will only see the March 3, 2026 Total Lunar Eclipse; observe Sutak timings and traditions.